Team prepares minds and bodies for Amazing Race Prince Albert

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Carter said besides raising money for the event, she and Detillieux have been working to be in the best possible mental and physical shape.

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“We’ve been doing runs, a lot of circuit training,” said Carter, “[But] more googling what possible things will be in the Amazing Race. I know you have to do some running in it, but I know it’s a lot of brain stuff.”

Carter said it’s her goal to run a good race, whether her team wins or not.

“Any race that I’ve ever went into personally … I’ve just went in to finish and have a lot of fun.”

Carter said Team 4 Hope is an organization close to her heart and one she supports regularly.

“We have, as a family, donated to them,” said Carter, “They have taken us under [their] wing with constant reminders of how amazing what they do [is] and how they fundraise for Prince Albert and for little kids who have cancer.”

“I hope I can make them proud.”

Organizers are still looking for more teams for the race. Registration begins at 2 p.m. Saturday at Gateway Mall.

jsperling@jpbg.ca

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