When I think of my Outback relay team, the Grand Funk Railroad tune We’re an American Band comes to mind. “We’re comin’ to your town, we’ll help you party it
“We’re so busy watching out for what’s just ahead of us that we don’t take time to enjoy where we are.” – Bill Watterson The first Leadman event, the marathon
…and more Bicycle Races and Ice Cream. The current forecast for this Saturday is Sunny with a high of 78 degrees. It’s going to be a perfect day to be
My Inaugural Costume Play Race at the Inaugural Half Marathon Russellville, Arkansas has always been something of a second home for me; I’ve lived in and out of Dover and
“I’m going to sleep like a bear tonight” was the last thing AO contributor and friend Justin Cloar said to me after his 6:54 finish at the Ouachita Trail 50K.
Race calendars offer athletes a multitude of events promoted as fundraising events for charitable programs. Many runners, walkers and cyclists appreciate knowing that the race fees they pay go farther
Additive number theory studies subsets of integers and their behavior under addition. This could be a post dedicated to the tried and true story of how much running adds to one’s
“You’re better than you think you are. You can do more than you think you can!”– Ken Chlouber, founder of the Leadville Race series an imminent coach to all participants
We climb for those that can’t breathe on their own. We climb because no one deserves to die from lung cancer. We climb because our children deserve to breathe clean
As I stood on the starting line of the Devil’s Den “Styx N’ Stones” 30k Trail Race, I realized it had been just over five months since I had an