 
                Team In Training (The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society)
- Where
- Suite 1100, 675 N. First Street , San Jose , CA
- Call
- +1 408.271.2873
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- Team In Training (The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society) Website
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- Running, Sports & Recreation, Organizations, Health Organizations
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                        If crossing the finish line          after running or walking 26.2 miles or 13.1 miles, cycling 100 miles          or completing a triathlon while helping cure deadly          diseases are things you've always wanted to accomplish, The Leukemia          & Lymphoma Society's Team In Training® will make them          happen.
Join the thousands of runners, walkers, cyclists and triathletes     who will participate in the world's major     marathons,     half     marathons,     centuries and     triathlons this year on behalf of the Society.     As the largest endurance sports training program in the world, we will     provide you with the experience of a lifetime, including:
Coaching and training 
Travel to a major marathon, half marathon, century or triathlon in     exciting locations 
The opportunity to make your athletic goals a reality (an unbeatable     offer with great personal rewards) 
A connection with an honored patient so you know just who and             what you're doing it all for
In exchange          for training and support, you help raise money towards cures          for blood cancers like leukemia -- the No. 1 disease killer of          children -- lymphoma and myeloma.
How serious is blood cancer? Every five minutes, someone in the United     States learns that he or she has leukemia, Hodgkin or non-Hodgkin     lymphoma or myeloma. Every ten minutes, someone dies of a blood     cancer.
Our athletes have walked away with new friends, amazing accomplishments and     the sense that they did something even more important than getting in good     shape.                    



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