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by: mstaudinger - Nov 19 2008, 3:07PM the Santa Anas were killer, much more difficult than it should have been... but i finished in under 2 hours so i did ok
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by: Eli1inthesnow - Nov 17 2008, 2:23PM I was going too but I failed to sign up early enough. How did everyone do?
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by: mstaudinger - Nov 7 2008, 4:06PM Is anyone else running in the Silver Strand 1/2 this month?
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by: TonyBone - Aug 26 2008, 1:58PM Good morning, y'all. I hope everyone's dreams came true at AFC last week. If not, recover and live to race another day.
I won't be at Wednesday's run. Shelby will be there to host it. To prove to you guys how much I trust her, I'm letting her raffle off a few things AND sign your Frequent Runner Cards. Veterans, please take care of her.
It's the last training run for the Nike Human Race on Wednesday, so we're raffling off two more Sportbands and a pair of Nike shoes. Every raffle entry from this month will be thrown into the pot for the shoes. Everyone who hasn't won shoes from us previously is eligible, including Sportband winners.
The Human Race itself will be taking place on Sunday and we have the details finalized. We will be doing a few loops around the neighborhood near Road Runner Sports. It's a 10k and it starts at 8 a.m. We'll have a water station, finish line refreshments, music and lots of giveaways. We'll also be giving a store discount for participants who want to shop that day and we'll open the store an hour early that day for participants (9 a.m.).
Two things . . . Make sure to register here: https://www.signmeup.com/site/reg/register.aspx?fid=G62V9K7/ An RSVP on the Meetup site will not suffice.
Like I said before, if you're going to run you should have Nike+ technology. That being said, I highly recommend you calibrate it. If you're not sure how to do this, log on to nikeplus.com. Also, because of the inaccuracy of the Nike+ technology, we will make a course but your finish might vary depending on what your Sportband or iPod says. Be prepared to run until it says 6.2 miles.
Think of this as more of a fun run than a race! It's an important day for the global running community and it would be pretty cool to say you were a part of it.
See you on Sunday.
-Garrett
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by: TonyBone - Aug 19 2008, 3:08PM I just added some new people to the list, so please refer to the original email below. Also, here are some details I left out:
The run from RRS on Aug. 31 starts at 8 a.m. and is free. The Sportbands are being raffled off (two per week) at the Wednesday runs. They're not being given to everyone. You must provide your own Nike+ equipment. The Sportband costs $60 or the receiver kit for your iPod (nano only) costs $30. If you have a Nike+ shoe, you can put the chip underneath the left shoe insole. Otherwise you can buy a pouch/holder online to attach the chip to your shoelaces.
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by: TonyBone - Aug 19 2008, 3:05PM What's up, friends? Welcome to those of you new to my email list. Make sure to check running.meetup.com/134 for more details on the Road Runner Sports Wednesday Group Run and other unaffiliated free group runs.
This month we've been using the Wednesday run as a training run for the Nike Human Race, a 10k on Sunday, Aug. 31. The details have been a bit fuzzy about that run, but they're finally becoming clearer. It will be the biggest sporting event ever with more than 1 million people participating around the world. There will be 25 main host cities, the closest being LA, where Nike will hold a big event.
Here's what you need to know:
We're giving away Nike Sportbands, which use the Nike+ technology to track your pace and distance, at the Wednesday run this month. Also, I'm holding all of the raffle entries for the month and using them to raffle off a pair of Nike shoes at the end of the month.
For the race itself, you can go up to LA, you can just run on your own with your Nike+ technology (Sportband or iPod) and then upload your info to nikeplus.com or you can find a local host site. Road Runner Sports will be a local host site. If you're going to run with us, you might register here: https://www.signmeup.com/site/reg/register.aspx?fid=G62V9K7
Two important things to note about running with us:
1. You must run with Nike+ technology. The whole point of the run is for everyone to upload their info to nikeplus.com to have proof of the number of participants across the world.
2. We will not have police support for the course that morning, so, depending on the number of entrants, we might run 12+ loops around the RRS facilities. Otherwise, we will run a couple of loops in the neighborhood, trying to avoid traffic as much as possible. We will have a water station or two and volunteers out on the course. If you're going to run with us, look at the event as an opportunity to participate in something massive and groundbreaking for the global running community instead of a chance at PR. Chances are our course will not be conducive to the event being a race as much as a fun run.
Feel free to email me with any questions.
-Garrett
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by: saintsman2010 - Jul 14 2008, 12:31PM Let's sign up for the 100 miles challenge as a group!
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by: TonyBone - Jul 8 2008, 2:55PM 6/30/08
Hello, good friends!
Just wanted to update you on this week's run. We're doing another predictor
run, meaning you run without a watch or iPod, predict your 5 mile time before
the run and run at your normal conversational pace like every week. The top
male and female closest to their prediction will win Saucony shoes. You can run
on Wednesday with your iPod, but you won't be eligible for the shoes.
If you don't have a Frequent Runner
Card, see me at the next run and I'll give you one. After 10 runs, you can stop
by the store to pick up some free schwag or get a discount. I'm still
finalizing the details, so if your card is full, hold onto it. It'll be worth
the wait.
If you're new to my email list,
check out the website http://running.meetup.com/134
to find out more info about the Road Runner Sports runs on Wednesdays and other
free group runs during the week.
See you Wednesday,
Garrett
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by: TonyBone - Jun 17 2008, 5:09PM Hello my friends. Big
stuff happening this week at the Wednesday night run. It's the last run for
Danielle Weiss before she moves up to the Bay Area. If you have run with her
before, make sure to be there Wednesday to say goodbye. We're raffling away two
pairs of Saucony shoes and a Nike pair this week. You'll get one raffle entry
for being there Wednesday night and one for each of the three previous weeks if
you were there. I'm using the honor system, so if you were there any of those
Wednesdays, show up this week to let me know. I'll take your word for it. I'll
also have some other goodies to give away.
If anyone is feeling generous, I'd
like to give some publicity to a good cause (the Children's Tumor Foundation)
that one of our group members, Danny, is running to support, specifically
Neurofibromatosis. Check out his webpage for details: http://www.active.com/donate/nfSanDiegoRnR2008/denlow1
For anyone who is new to this email
list, check the following website for more info on the Road Runner Sports run
and other casual group runs during the week: http://running.meetup.com/134
Mahalo,
Garrett
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by: TonyBone - May 14 2008, 11:13AM What's up guys? Just
wanted to send a reminder on the nutrition clinics we're having the next two
nights (7 p.m. both Wednesday and Thursday night in the back of the main Road
Runner Sports store) and give you some more info. The clinics are focused on
products (gels, sports drink mixes, bars, etc.) to be used before, during and
after running. If you're running Rock N Roll, it would be a great time to make
sure you have your nutrition plan squared away before the race. Even if you're
not running the marathon, it's a great opportunity to get acquainted with the
different products. We'll have a variety of nutrition and gear available for
you to try and we'll also be offering a clinic night only discount (VIP members
will also get their normal 10% off). If you have any questions, feel free
to email me back.
gsheehan@roadrunnersports.com
-Garrett
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