Spa City Trail Run
The chance of rain on Saturday became a guarantee of it as we made our way toward Hot Springs and Cedar Glades Park for the 2nd run in the Arkansas
March 18, 2012
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The chance of rain on Saturday became a guarantee of it as we made our way toward Hot Springs and Cedar Glades Park for the 2nd run in the Arkansas
I brought a bike to a run…and for good reason. The Big Rock Mystery Run was somewhere between 10 and 12 miles long, not a huge distance when you look
(Thanks again to Nicholas Norfolk for helping us with all the race coverage this past weekend. Check out his weekly podcast.) All Results Available! What do you get when you
(Another great race report from Arkansas Outside friend Nicholas Norfolk) Whether it’s the location, the cause, the scenery, the camaraderie, or the course, we all run races for different reasons. Fa…a
Most of the results are in, although those numbers are a small part of what the Little Rock Marathon or any other race like this represents. The race is the
(Special Thanks to Arkansas Outside friend, Nicholas Norfolk for reporting on the Sylamore 25K & 50K this year.) Early Saturday morning, fog provided cover as I made my descent into town.
UPDATE! The Results are In! The site of the opening run of the DLT Multisport Arkansas Trail Running Series this year was at Cadron Settlement Park in Faulkner County near
UPDATE: Race Results From Endurance Buzz. This may have been the first time I’ve been involved in two separate races on one course (although most participants don’t “race” it). I
I’ve said it before, for me running trails is so much more enjoyable than running on the road. It’s not necessarily the scenery or diversity, it’s something in my head.
Smaller runs can be the most fun. In the case of this years MLK 5K, it was 117 people and a lot of smiles. The bigger races are often crowded