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Log Train Trail, Full marathon, 1/2 marathon & 10K

August 15, 2010 from 8am to 4pm – McLean's Mill, National Historic Site
Oakville Labour Day Half-Marathon and 10K

September 6, 2010 from 7am to 11am – Coronation Park, Oakville, Ontario
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September 19, 2010 from 9am to 12pm – Ottawa
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October 23, 2010 from 10am to 9pm – North West OHV Park

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Great job getting back into it. Running is a journey. Sometimes, the road changes, we come across a detour or get stuck in a ditch. What's important is that we keep heading for our destination.

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The shirts look great. I love the blue, but it would be nice to see the brown too. I know: you can't please everybody.

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13.1 miles in 2 hours or less

Day 1: July 31m 2010 Here starts my journey to run a half-marathon in 2 hour or less. I haven't decided whether it will be Kiawah Island coming up this December, or if it will be Myrtle Beach coming up in February. i'd like it to be sooner than late…

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Blog Posts

Running Tricks

I had to trick myself into running last night. Normally, this isn't something I have to do but yesterday I was tired - not overly tired but I didn't feel like running all that much. I had a surprisingly fast 8 miler on Thursday morning and, yesterday, I felt it. With a long run planned for Sunday, I really didn't want to run today; I knew I had to drag myself into the great outdoors.

So, I pulled one of my running tricks out of the bag. ....… Continue

Posted by Cynthia O'Halloran on July 31, 2010 at 6:30pm

13.1 miles in 2 hours or less

Day 1: July 31, 2010
Here starts my journey to run a half-marathon in 2 hour or less. I haven't decided whether it will be Kiawah Island coming up this December, or if it will be Myrtle Beach coming up in February. i'd like it to be sooner than later, but I don't know how getting some others from the Running Club interested in going to Kiawah this year.

Today's run like a lot of runs I've had in the past year. More walk than run, legs felt stiff, etc. I've got to get my running back in s… Continue

Posted by Joseph Piper on July 31, 2010 at 4:30pm — 1 Comment

on the road to recovery

So after a major leg/foot surgery and being diagnosed with Fibromyalgia I have come full circle to re ignite my love affair with running. once was able to run a half marathon in 2 hours and a 5k in 24 Mins. I now have to start from scratch after three years of minimal run due to the above mentioned issues, now the surgery is healed and the disease will be with me for life, so I either give in or run! I chose to run! So here is to my tiny steps as I start a new running regiment a new just like I… Continue

Posted by Charlie Alejandro on July 31, 2010 at 12:13am

Run 66, 2010 ...hill training with a vengence...

Last Sunday I did not run because of the 5Peaks trail race, which was a hill training session if ever there was one so I am counting that as a hill training session. I will post pictures and a brief commentary about that race later on but for now I'd like to report on today's hill training session.

I went to the same old hill, a 500 meter, 12% grade asphalt hill in the river valley at the crack of noon so the heat would be intense. I like to say I run at this time in order to become used to run… Continue

Posted by John Vezina on July 25, 2010 at 11:21pm — 1 Comment

tata for now

Good-bye, Dear Humidity.

You do remember last summer, don't you? It was cold and wet - absolutely miserable. I remember spending hours each day eyeing the radar on Environment Canada's website to determine when I could make a break for a quick 5 or 6 mile run; I often was forced to delay my long run until Monday because the weekends saw nothing but rain. Humidity, you visited us briefly in August and, as quickly as you arrived, you left...… Continue

Posted by Cynthia O'Halloran on July 24, 2010 at 9:24pm — 1 Comment

barefoot in the city

This is a repost from my blog at thewholeway.ca

Until this week, all my city runs have begun and ended on the boardwalk in Victoria Park with only small curious ventures beyond.

On Tuesday of this week, for the first time, I stepped out the door of the studio for a run. Instead of driving to the park, the simplicity of just walking out the door, pulling it shut behind me, and being good to go was immensely satisfying.

It was just about 10:oo am. I had already shouted a 6:00am… Continue

Posted by Wendy Chappell on July 23, 2010 at 7:00am

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