As a little kid, Maria Solis Belizaire was a fiercely competitive runner. She'd blaze around the gym during PE. "I had to be first place," she says. "Even when I wasn't in school, my father and I would race around the track." But when she got into high school, she fell away from the sport, and didn't come back to it until she re-discovered running in 2013 at age 35 living in New York. It felt good to be back. But, this time, finding a community wasn't as easy as the bell ringing for gym class. As she began training for her first marathon, starting with a couch-to-5K program, Solis went to runs organized by local running stores. "I remember they didn't have pace groups for everyone, and I
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