Archive for April, 2009

Apologies …

Monday, April 27th, 2009

The “weekend options” posts have stalled because of a technical error — and because priorities have been on a really cool project (which readers can see part of if they come back on Friday).

While I can’t give a specific time that the weekend summaries will be back, I can say that it is extremely likely they’ll return before the end of the year.

Meanwhile, keep an eye out for that other project.

FOOTNOTE: Since we’re discussing weekend options anyway, I strongly recommend checking out the Sandymount Four Miler. It’s an interesting distance, and at $2 for the public, it’s about as cheap as anything out there.

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Weekend options – April 11

Wednesday, April 8th, 2009

Here are some choices for this week:

What I’ll be doing: Something that’s Not Here. We’re going to visit family.

Other options: A chance to throw pacing to the wind and go completely nuts.

In the future: A 50K, a run on the beach and a test of your city knowledge.

As always, you can see a full list of upcoming road races, transit events, training rides, walks, and runs via the on-foot calendar of events.

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Neat group

Sunday, April 5th, 2009

From a recent article on a running group for recovering addicts:

“It rejuvenates your body and your mind,” said Richard Smith, 23. The Massachusetts native used to play football as a child and joined the running group because he wanted to try something different while recovering from his alcohol addiction.

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If I didn’t work at 5:30 in the morning anyway, I might try this. Interesting to read about either way.

The group’s site: backonmyfeet.org

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Weekend options – April 4

Wednesday, April 1st, 2009

Here are some choices for this week:

What I’ll be doing: The Credit Union Cherry Blossom Ten Mile & 5K in Washington could be interesting.

Other options: A chance to go to Wilmington, DE, along with nearly a dozen other events.

In the future: Some very short races in interesting settings.

As always, you can see a full list of upcoming road races, transit events, training rides, walks, and runs via the on-foot calendar of events.

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