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On Saturday I ran the Seaside Shuffle 5-miler (click here for pictures) in Old Saybrook, CT, primarily as a warm-up for my upcoming half-marathon on May 2nd. I figured running a race of this distance would prevent me from trying to set some personal distance record and potentially hurting myself this past weekend, along with [...]
Posts Tagged ‘charity’
March 22nd, 2010
Race Report: 2010 Leprechaun 5-Miler
Before I get into the race report, I just wanted to thank Mother Nature for holding off the bad weather until today and providing a spectacular day for a race yesterday (not to mention the entire week!) Anyways, yesterday I ran the Leprechaun 5-Miler road race at the surf club in Madison, CT, to raise money [...]
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Tags: charity, garmin, pt tendon, races, trail, VFF KSO, vibram five fingers, weather 
6 Comments »February 26th, 2010
First official “race” quickly approaching: Mystic Moon River Run
While you wouldn’t know it from the weather we’ve been getting here in Connecticut, race season is right around the corner and the first official “race” on my schedule is the Mystic Moon River Run. I’m pretty sure the 3-miler will be a fun run and I’d love to do it barefoot if the weather [...]
February 25th, 2010
Barefoot ultra-marathoner running 24 hours to fight hunger…and more!
Just wanted to share a few links I’ve found over the past day or so, starting with one to Leif Rustvold’s blog, Distance Minimally. From his blog: Next month, beginning on the morning of Saturday 20 March 2010, I will be running for 24 hours at the Pacific Rim One Day Run raising money to [...]
Posted in links Tags: barefoot, Blogs I Follow, born to run, charity, links, ultra-marathon 2 Comments »
