Susan G. Komen for the Cure® Partnership

Since 2004, New Balance has proudly supported the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure™. As the Official Training Partner of the Komen 3-Day for the Cure, New Balance is there every step of the way with the support you need for a successful journey. As you train, you'll want shoes designed specifically for walking:


Walkers have a unique stride, and our Walking Strike Path follows your foot's natural points of contact with the ground to provide guidance and added stability. Our outsoles are designed to maintain full contact with the ground for smoother transition from heel to toe.

Walkers need added comfort, so our walking shoes are customized from a specialized walking foot model to provide comprehensive support and comfort through the walking gait.

Walkers need a more flexible shoe, so we’ve incorporated lower heights in our midsole to match the lower impact of walking, which offers increased flexibility to help you generate more power with
each step.


For more information on the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure, or to register for an event near you, visit www.the3day.org.

New Balance has been associated with Susan G. Komen for the Cure® since 1989 and has been a National Series Sponsor of the Susan G.

Komen Race for the Cure® since 1991. Today, the Komen Race for the Cure Series is the world's largest and most successful education and fundraising event for breast cancer.

race for a cure

Susan G. Komen Marathon for the Cure® is a grassroots fund raising program offering runners the chance to join in the fight against breast cancer by running a full or half marathon.

To raise much-needed funds in support of Komen for the Cure's vision of a world without breast cancer, Marathon for the Cure extends the cause to distance and aspiring distance runners. As a supporter New Balance gives registered runners shirts and incentive items to help reach fundraising goals.

For more information on Marathon for the Cure and to register today, visit www.marathonforthecure.org

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Susan G. Komen for the Cure® Affiliates have the opportunity to nominate a survivor at every Race for the Cure® to be a member of Honorary Team New Balance. These amazing men and women beat the odds and are making excellent happen in the fight against breast cancer. They’ve shared their stories of strength with us here, to inspire all of us to get moving and to keep fighting to make a cure happen!

Carol Chaoui

Meg Weisman Barry


Race City: Denton, TX
Race Date: 09/24/11

Patti Abramson


Race City: West Palm Beach, FL
Race Date: 01/29/11

Jacqueline Arriaga-Babenco


Race City: El Paso, TX
Race Date: 02/20/11

Jeanmarie Baer


Race City: Wichita Falls, TX
Race Date: 10/08/11

Karen Bass


Race City: Syracuse, NY
Race Date: 05/14/11

Nancy Beamsi


Race City: Couer d’Alene, ID
Race Date: 08/25/11

Michelle Bland


Race City: Hunt Valley
Race Date: 10/23/11

Thelma Brown


Race City: Birmingham, AL
Race Date: 10/15/11

Kathy Buxton


Race City: Brainerd Lakes, MN
Race Date: 06/25/11

Carol Chaoui


Race City: Boston
Race Date: 10/30/11

Deborah Clevenger


Race City: Helena, MT
Race Date: 05/21/11

Kathy Cormier


Race City: Lafayette, LA
Race Date: 03/19/11

Char Davis


Race City: Seattle, WA
Race Date: 06/05/11

Danielle "Dani" Donahue Bayham


Race City: Baton Rouge, LA
Race Date: 02/19/11

Shelli Engle


Race City: Fayetteville, AR
Race Date: 04/30/11

Florence Flenner


Race City: Pittsburgh, PA
Race Date: 05/08/11

Patty Fox


Race City: Hartford, CT
Race Date: 06/04/11

Jeanette Girty


Race City: Detroit
Race Date: 05/21/11

Pat Greager


Race City: Philadelphia, PA
Race Date: 05/08/11

Stephanie Haak


Race City: Texarkana, TX
Race Date: 10/15/11

Sharlene Haden


Race City: Colorado Springs, CO
Race Date: 09/11/11

Jessica Hambrick


Race City: Memphis, TN
Race Date: 10/29/11

Gayla Harrison


Race City: Ottumwa, IA
Race Date: 05/07/11

Pamela Hemphill


Race City: Hickory, NC
Race Date: 10/15/11

Mary Hinson


Race City: Las Vegas, NV
Race Date: 05/07/11

Terry Hughes


Race City: Charleston, WV
Race Date: 05/07/11

Emmy Isbell


Race City: Raleigh, NC
Race Date: 06/11/11

Shay Jefford


Race City: Chicago, IL
Race Date: 09/24/11

Joan Kamholz


Race City: Madison, WI
Race Date: 06/04/11

Penny Kaye


Race City: North Jersey
Race Date: 05/15/11

Annmarie Kiehart


Race City: Scranton, PA
Race Date: 09/10/11

Decca Taliaferro Knight


Race City: Roanoke Valley, VA
Race Date: 04/09/11

Tammy Kooi


Race City: Quad Cities/Moline, IL
Race Date: 06/11/11

Nicole Landry


Race City: Portland, ME
Race Date: 09/11/11

Barb Lassen


Race City: Manchester, VT
Race Date: 07/23/11

Paula Loomis


Race City: Wausau, WI
Race Date: 08/21/11

Susie Massey


Race City: Coastal Georgia
Race Date: 04/16/11

Patti McAlister


Race City: Southern Arizona
Race Date: 04/10/11

Barbara McGuire


Race City: Cheyenne, WY
Race Date: 08/13/11

Amberlea Moody


Race City: Milwaukee, WI
Race Date: 09/25/11

Tammy Moss


Race City: Tidewater, VA
Race Date: 10/15/11

Susan Murphy


Race City: Estero, FL
Race Date: 03/12/11

Danielle Murray


Race City: Charlotte, NC
Race Date: 10/01/11

Patsy Overmyer


Race City: Northern Indiana
Race Date: 04/30/11

Annette Reid


Race City: Los Angeles, CA
Race Date: 03/06/11

Sheri Cindle Remington


Race City: Tulsa, OK
Race Date: 09/17/11

Melissa Rhoden


Race City: Central Texas
Race Date: 04/30/11

Melanie Richard


Race City: Reno, NV
Race Date: 10/02/11

Joan Roberts


Race City: Bangor, ME
Race Date: 09/18/11

Kathy Schawel


Race City: Sacramento, CA
Race Date: 05/07/11

Angie Schweigert


Race City: Grand Rapids, MI
Race Date: 09/24/11

Darlene Sibigtroth


Race City: Denver
Race Date: 10/02/11

Mae Smith


Race City: Kearney, NE
Race Date: 10/01/11

Nina Storey


Race City: Terre Haute, IN
Race Date: 10/01/11

Cathy Stueve


Race City: Sioux City, IA
Race Date: 05/08/11

Susan Sutter


Race City: Orlando, FL
Race Date: 10/16/11

Melanie Torrence


Race City: Lubbock, TX
Race Date: 10/01/11

Jackie Verdun


Race City: Columbia, MO
Race Date: 09/18/11

Kathy Voorhis


Race City: Orange County, CA
Race Date: 09/25/11

Joyce Waters


Race City: Winston-Salem
Race Date: 05/07/11

Renee Winckler


Race City: Richmond, VA
Race Date: 09/25/11

Susan Winn


Race City: Kansas City, MO
Race Date: 08/14/11

Susan Wong


Race City: Albany, New York
Race Date: 10/01/11

Nancy Kramer Young


Race City: Jackson, NJ
Race Date: 10/02/11
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Get more out of getting active

Everyone knows there are benefits to exercising and being active, but recently science has shed some light on just how helpful exercise can be – especially when it comes to breast cancer. In fact, there is strong evidence indicating physical activity is associated with reduced risk of certain types of cancers, including colon, lung and breast cancer. According to estimates from the American Institute for Cancer Research (AICR), it's estimated that 33,000 cases of breast cancer could be prevented each year in the United States by maintaining a healthy body weight.* Other recent studies have shown women who gained 20 or more pounds after age 18 had an increased risk of postmenopausal breast cancer. Even after diagnosis, physical activity has been linked to higher survival rates.

So how do you determine if your body weight is healthy? One method is to measure your body mass index (BMI). This is a comparison of your weight to height ratio. A BMI between 18.5 and 24.9 is generally considered healthy. Though this method is by no means perfect it can give women a general idea.

What's the takeaway? Get out and be active. Whether it's throwing on some workout gear and heading to the gym, or taking the stairs instead of the elevator. Every little bit helps. There's no better time, and now there's no better reason.

Learn more about breast health basics and proper techniques for self exam.

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* FOOTNOTE:

Calculated from total estimated incidence, Cancer Facts and Figures 2009, ACSReference: AICR. New estimate: excess body fat alone causes over 100,000 cancers in US each year. Researchers present data linking obesity/overweight to higher cancer risk, poorer cancer survival. Available by clicking here.

Accessed November 9, 2009.

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