Peninsula Runners
IT Services in Surrey

How about a history lesson on our stores and owners? Don't worry, there won't be a test afterwards, or at least it won't be a tough one. Paul Lynn Paul Williams and Lynn Kanuka opened their first store in White Rock back in 1996 after they had retired from competitive running and representing Canada on the international stage. We positioned the store in an easy location to get to and more importantly a great area for running clinics to be run from. Paul teamed up with Philip Ellis, a former 28 minute 10 km runner and also the 1991 Sun Run champion, to open this store with the same goal in mind. In 2001 Peninsula Runners opened a second store in the Walnut Grove area of Langley. But as Paul recently said was the number one reason for opening Peninsula Runners, aside from looking for the perfect recipe for pecan pie, they wanted to help make that community the fittest community in Canada. At Peninsula runners we have dedicated staff that will pass along to you the extensive knowledge they have learned about running and fitness over the years. Peninsula Runners wants to be the number one source for footwear and athletic equipment as well as give customers terrific service. Easy to see why after their racing careers they decided to open a store focused on running. He attended three Olympic Games, representing Canada in 5000 and 10, 000 metre track events. Paul won a gold medal at the Seattle Goodwill Games, both in 1990, a bronze medal at the New Zealand Commonwealth Games, and he won The Vancouver Sun run in 1988 and 1992. Lynn won a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games in 1986, a bronze medal at the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984, finished first in the Fifth Avenue Mile in New York in 1985, won a bronze medal at the Cross Country Championships in 1989 and won the Vancouver Sun Run three times. Both had very successful careers. In the spring of 2004 the Victoria location of Peninsula Runners opened with Dave Milne, one of Canada's best steeplechase runners, teaming up wi