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Archive for June, 2007

AC100 in TrailRunner Mag

Nice writeup in this month’s issue of TrailRunner Magazine by Renne Gardner, who finished the race himself back in 1996.  There are several photos by Larry Gassan as well.

HURT 100 apps

They will be available on June 19th.  The race is anticipated to fill quickly, so get them in ASAP.  This is still my favorite race, and I’ll be there again — hoping to make it 3 for 3.
Check out their new official website.

RIP Blazeman

I first mentioned Jonathan Blais in my previous posting after the Ironman Kona broadcast — he passed away on May 27 after becoming the first and only ALS patient to finish the race.

Warning…Catra approaches

She left Bigbear this morning, heading towards Wrightwood (she isn’t planning on stopping there, btw), which means she’ll be very close to getting on parts of the AC100 course.  The estimate is about 3 days, which will put her in the area this weekend.  The good thing (I’m hoping) is that she’ll make it [...]

Western States televised

NBC will be filming for the August 11th broadcast of the Jeep World of Adventure Sports Series.
Auburn Journal article here.

Another one fills

Looks like TRT max’d out the other day.  I’m definitely planning on running that again one year, as long as I’m not doing Hardrock or Vermont.

Everest award goes to…

Karl Meltzer and Darcy Africa!  For trail running, or course.  The others in the list for the various categories look well-deserved as well.
See Denver Post article here.
Also during the Teva Games, Matt Carpenter won the 10k trail run.

Ultrarunning on CNN

Watch video here.

Article on heat

See LA Times article here, or below:To beat summer heat, acclimate before exercisingFatigue, dizziness, cramps — that’s how overheating starts. Now scientists are learning what causes it and how to prevent it.
By Anna Gosline and Jeannine SteinSpecial to The Times
June 4, 2007
EXERCISING al fresco is one of the great pleasures of living in Southern California. [...]

OD results

Keith Knipling won in just over 19 hours, and also successfully completed the VA Slam (which includes the Massanutten Triple — MMT, OD Memorial, OD One Day).  Liz Walker defended her women’s title by breaking her previous time by over an hour, finishing around 22 hours.
Me…well, I survived (barely).  If you want details, I’ll have [...]