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Advocate Hits the Trail
With the L.A. Frontrunners

Every Saturday the Los Angeles Frontrunners -- an LGBT running group -- get together to bond while they break a sweat.

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Every Saturday the Los Angeles Frontrunners -- an LGBT running group -- get together to bond while they break a sweat. But as Advocate.com contributor Derrick Shore found out when he hit the trail with this athletic crew, being a Frontrunner is about much more than getting in shape -- it's a chance to make friends, be social, and, for a lucky few, even find a significant other.

Saluting more than 100 Frontrunners clubs around the United States, Derrick pounds the pavement with the L.A. crew -- and takes Advocate.com along for the run.

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