Shoe Fitting Experts

Fleet Feet has been a fixture in downtown Chico for the last 30 years. Alan Rice and Susan Zepernick have owned and operated the store for the last 3 years and are committed to keeping the downtown area a thriving and exciting place to shop, live, and work.

Alan, originally from London, has been a runner for many years, competing in a number of marathons and half marathons. Susan has been a runner all her life and has also run many 5K and 10K events as well as several half marathons in recent years. Alan and Susan both chose to leave careers in high-tech to pursue their passion for lifetime fitness sports. For both of them, Fleet Feet Sports represents the perfect balance of career, lifestyle, and community. 

Years of training have given Alan and Susan extensive experience of what it takes to set targets, get fit and stay fit. Their goal is to share their knowledge to help inspire others to lead active, healthy lifestyles.

Tom Mooneyham has been with us for two and a half years and is an experienced shoe and insert fitter. Tom can often be seen running in Bidwell Park and he has raced at distances up to the half marathon. He is also assistant coach for our 5K training programs. Tom has a journalism background and recently became a grandfather.

Kayla Silva has been with us for two years. Previously an employee at the Fleet Feet store in Roseville, Kayla is a current member of both the Chico State Track & Field team and Cross Country team. She gained All American honors in her first Cross Country season. Kayla is a Kinesiology major.

Stacy Selbo has been with us for a year. Stacy is a long time runner, triathlete, and coach. She is especially fond of long-distance trail running. Stacy is assistant coach for our 5K training programs. She has two young boys and has recently moved to the area. She was previously manager of Fleet Feet stores in Aptos and Monterey, and particularly enjoys working with new runners.

Maggie Toole has been with us for 6 months and is a psychology student at Chico State. She is planning on continuing her education at the graduate level and wants to earn a doctorate in clinical psychology. Maggie was captain of her high school track and cross-country teams and is still a keen runner.