Mud Bath, who needs a spa?
After the temperatures rose out of the single digits, the rains started. The polar vortex left a slightly warmer but soaking wet blanket over much of the state. By the
January 13, 2014
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After the temperatures rose out of the single digits, the rains started. The polar vortex left a slightly warmer but soaking wet blanket over much of the state. By the
Family is typically defined as a social unit made of parents and their children or a group of people related by blood. These days many people extend the moniker to
“Just wait till you get on the trail, you haven’t had a chance to ride this part yet, you’re going to wish you had your bike.” said Joe. I’ve ridden
Fun Run, it’s a catchphrase used for everything from one mile races for little kids to late night runs for grown ups that may or may not include Jell-O shots.
Perfect temperatures and clear skies brought together roughly 70 runners all ready to trample the trail early Saturday morning. For some, this race was a way to meet up with
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