Out in Front – More from Hoof it for Heifer
The cow bell rings and the race begins, I stand at the front of the pack to try and get an early lead and before I knew it the front
April 15, 2013
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The cow bell rings and the race begins, I stand at the front of the pack to try and get an early lead and before I knew it the front
There is something special about the community that sprouts up during longer runs, especially trail runs where course markings are scarce and sometimes hidden. Rough terrain gives runners reason to
I have always wondered what kind of person runs this race. Do they do it for the challenge? Are they determined to accomplish this feat regardless of the circumstances and
Had you told me there were trails north of Batesville, I would’ve easily guessed they were hilly. To my surprise not only were they as I predicted, but they also
There was no green beer, no corned beef or cabbage, no bagpipes or skipping leprechauns but there were runners in the field, ready to hit the dirt and rocks. Some
The weather in Arkansas is fickle. We all make jokes about how the weather turns on a dime. Last weekend the temperatures hovered just below freezing in the morning, barely
Since I missed racing in the Raid the Rock adventure race last year, I’ve been itching to do some sort of multisport race. Enter the Medi-O-Core triathlon, a trail run,
From DLT Event Management The Arkansas Trail Series has expanded to six racing experiences for 2013 that will excite beginning to advanced trail runners. There are three races remaining in
December temperatures in Arkansas have been mild so it was no surprise that this past Saturday, despite the overnight rain, early fog and light drizzle as we pulled away from
This race is one of my favorites. All of the rolling hills give you the illusion that you’re running fast, even though your trail pace would be laughed at and