The D10 Athlete Profile explores what brings competitors to The D10 playing field...and what they bring away from it.
Christi Marraccini
Director of Talent, NEOU
The D10 NYC
Fundraising goal: Team Always On (60K);
2019 Marquee event: 400M Run
What is your primary motivator for competing in The D10 events?
The charitable mission makes it a no-brainer to join The D10. The fierce athletic competition is the challenge (and knowing how you are going to feel the day after). I grew up as an athlete and always had an opportunity to be part of a team and train toward a goal. Now…
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The D10 Athlete Profile explores what brings competitors to The D10 playing field...and what they bring away from it.
Eddie Walter
Associate, Jefferies Group
The D10 NYC
Fundraising goal: Team (10K); Individual (2.5K)
2019 Marquee event: 400M Run
What is your primary motivator for competing in The D10 events?
Last year’s biggest motivator was simple: I had not run competitively in many years and wanted to see if I still had “it." By the end of the event ,I felt accomplished and wanted to feel that way again. So I signed up for round two. However, this year is different, because I lost…
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The D10 Athlete Profile explores what brings competitors to The D10 playing field...and what they bring away from it.
John Harmonay
AVP, Barclays
The D10 New York
Fundraising goal: 5K
2019 Marquee event: Pull-Ups
What motivated your interest in The D10?
I wanted to get less fat. Also, I was looking to get involved with a meaningful charity. Through The D10, I've achieved both.
How much of your motivation for participating in The D10 stems from its charitable mission?
Ninety-nine percent. I’m not the fastest or strongest competitor, by far. I’m not here to win The D10. [D10 Founder] Dave [Maloney] always…
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Ask Yale College alum and current Google employee,
Dylan Drake about the itinerary of his epic daily athletic workouts. If you’re taking notes, bring extra paper. The former Bulldog football defensive standout has found in his 20-something life a thirst for competition that exceeds his drive even as a highly motivated collegiate athlete.
According to Dylan, there are three buckets of former Yale athletes. The first are those who view graduation as a terminal point to their youth sports career; a time to transition to work life and grown-up hobbies. The second group continues in extracurricular sports leagues because athletics…
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