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Marathoner and daughter attacked

There was an amazing story in the LA Times on Sunday (and today) about a runner and his daughter who were attacked by a grizzly in Glacier National Park, Montana. Johan Otter suffered most of the injuries between the two — his scalp was completely torn off from his hairline to the base of [...]

OD confirmation

Well, I’m now officially entered into Old Dominion.
Ray Waldron wrote:
> Andy,
> check recieved today! We’ll have your confirmation and rule book is in
> the mail to you tomorrow! Take care and see you soon!
>
> Wynne Waldron
> Co-race Director.

Gonna take it easy…

That’s what I said I’d do before I headed out beyond the Curtain Saturday morning for an OCTR-sponsored training run in Chino Hills. There was a good turnout — I think Krissy and I were the only foreigners amidst a Grove of Oranges (I don’t know what the collective term is for people from [...]

First AC training

Sunday was the first official AC100 training run from Chilao to Chantry Flats — miles 53 to 75 on the course, totaling 22 miles with 3000′ gain and 6000′ of descent. A lot of that downhill consisted of the near 1 hour quad-buster from Shortcut to the bottom of Newcomb — very similar to [...]

LGR/GS Website

I decided to put together something. It’s definitely a work-in-progress…but you can see what I have so far.
http://lgr6.com
http://6×100.com
http://400miles.com
http://sixhundredmiles.com
Whatever is easiest for you to remember/type — they all go to the same site.

Del Cerro Park — Memorial Day Run

This morning was my first run back in the ‘hood — that meant heading to Del Cerro Park in Rancho Palos Verdes, a 5 minute drive from my house where I moved back to on Wednesday.  I hadn’t been there in at least 2 years, and last I remember, it was pretty barren from the [...]

Del Cerro Park — Memorial Day Run

This morning was my first run back in the ‘hood — that meant heading to Del Cerro Park in Rancho Palos Verdes, a 5 minute drive from my house where I moved back to on Wednesday. I hadn’t been there in at least 2 years, and last I remember, it was pretty barren from [...]

PHB blogs


Zane Grey

It is billed as the toughest 50 Miler, and it’s this Saturday. The race definitely attracts some talented runners — I see that Anton Krupicka, last year’s Leadville winner who holds the second fastest course time next to Matt Carpenter’s record-breaking performance in 2005 will definitely challenge Dave Mackey’s 7:51. Also can’t ignore [...]

Be back soon…

8:30 — I’m going to do my final load of laundry. Lucy is still getting ready — she has a Dr’s appt, so didn’t go into work this morning. She’s sitting on the floor with her laptop open, frantically searching for American Idol news, because she couldn’t watch it last night since her [...]