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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Read it, run it: PEI Marathon
The race: BMO Nesbitt Burns Prince Edward Island Marathon Location: North shore of Prince Edward Island to Charlottetown When: Second week of October Distance: 42.2 km Why do it: Relatively flat course with generally good weather that is kind to first-timers and at points very … Continue reading
The Sunday Read: Olympic dreams – and dollars
Another week, another Sunday Read. I apologize for all the long links this week. But the link shortening service I normally use, bitly, has become increasingly unreliable since they went to a subscription model; this week, after I inserted the … Continue reading
Posted in The Sunday Read
Tagged Olympics, Reid Coolsaet, Running USA, Scott Jurek, Tough Mudder, treadmill, Ultrarunning, Warrior Race
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In which I run fast(er)
So there’s a Greek, a Scot, a Brit and a couple of Canadians…. Sounds like the beginning of a joke, right? Well, it was no joke. This run was serious from the get-go. Bloody Halifax and its hills and its … Continue reading
The Sunday Read: Olympians. They ain’t no Tough Mudders
I’m pretty certain the Tough Mudder series is going to eclipse the Olympics. After all, no one’s ever heard of the latter and, besides, Olympians don’t get zapped with electricity or anything like that. Wimps. Read on. Obstacle racer Hobie … Continue reading
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Tagged Kara Goucher, Matt Fitzgerald, Olympics, Oscar Pistorius, Shalane Flanagan, Tim Noakes, Tough Mudder, Warrior Run
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In which I add endurance
With a couple of months of consistent running now completed, I feel like I’m starting to regain my legs. As you know, in mid-winter a bad bout of plantar (“Oh, here he goes again,” you say, “back to his endless … Continue reading
In which I return to Halifax and run
I know, I know: All of you are expecting a Sunday Read. Well, you’re all spoiled. Really. Seriously (for a second), I’m sorry, folks: but I’m in the middle of moving cities and it’s been hectic. I expect by this … Continue reading
The Sunday Read: Trash talking, fleeing felons and more
It began as a piece about Dusty Olson, a super-talented runner in his own right and a nationally ranked Nordic skier. And then things just sort of spiraled out of control. Outside just published a fascinating interview with Olson. Who’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Badwater Ultra, Dusty Olson, Oscar Pistorius, Outside Magazine, Ray ZaHab, Runner's World, Scott Jurek, Ultrarunning
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Breaking news: New trail race: Elgin 40
Atlantic Canada has a new trail race – and it’s going to be a tough one. Organizers of the Tour of Elgin, a grueling mountain bike race in the hilly southern highlands of New Brunswick, announced that they will also … Continue reading
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Tagged Atlantic Chip, Elgin, Fundy National Park, Mountain biking, New Brunswick, trail running
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Gear review: Go Sport ID prototype singlet
Honestly, when I received the Go Sport ID prototype singlet, I fully expected it to have some sort of identification band or some such embedded in it. After all, the Houston, TX company is well respected for their clever ID … Continue reading
The Sunday Read: Tarahumara drug mules
Okay, I know it’s not Sunday. But yesterday was Canada Day, eh, and being a Canuckle-head and all, it was a day off. And I’d call this The Monday Read, but that would be just downright confusing. In any event, … Continue reading
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Tagged Eat & Run, Scott Jurek, Tarahumara Indians, ultramarathons
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