My name is Jeremy and I am a running addict. Although a new one, I have such an intense thirst for running that my wife is calling herself a running widow. I recently completed my first race – a 10K in Banff, Alberta called Melissa’s Road Race and am looking forward to completing a half-marathon in February of 2006. Training for this event will be handled by my local Running Room in Calgary (Shawnessy). The extra intensity required to complete this event will be a challenge but it is one that I am looking forward to.
Well, enough about me. Let’s go through some of the topics being discussed out there in running blog world:
No matter what you consider to be a long run, everyone must find ways to recover effectively. Lori at North to AK has a few tips and it involves something called Super AO that attacks free radicals in the body, JointFlex, and a good hot jacuzzi bath. Tammy gave Yoga a try to help her knees and as proof that recovery can occur even after surgery on both knees, Aaron is going to Kelowna to run his first race since going under the knife.
There were quite a few people who completed some huge milestones this past weekend. Brent is a marathoner and is super proud. Ellie confirmed her super-human abilities as an ultra-distance triathlete and Dawn and Karen completed the Waldorf XC Race in Calgary. Well done all of you.
We all want 15 minutes of fame and it seems that at least one of us is getting his share. Brent D. was published by his local ABC TV station in a list of local Nashville bloggers – he is the first blog on the list.
Some of us have so much energy we feel the need to complete a number of things in one weekend. Citizen Frank managed to complete a 5K at a record pace and a Army 10 Miler 14 minutes faster than his goal. He even managed to catch Alabama spank Florida. Not a bad weekend – way better than spending the weekend moving furniture to a new home like I did.
Finally, there is a great way to tell everyone who is running what race. CompleteRunning.com has posted the Running Blog Family Race/Event Calendar where you can enter your upcoming races and we all can view who is running what race in the “Upcoming Racers” sidebar.
That should about do it for this week. Thanks for reading and please let me know what you thought – I can only get better!!!
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Well, nice to meet ya Jeremy and nice job on the Run Down. And thanks for the RBF Calendar mention.
As far as milestones go, I’m not worthy to be in Brent and Ellie’s class yet. I did have a fabulous time at my XC though, and thanks a bunch for the mention!
You should join us at one of the upcoming XC races. They’re a great way to keep up your winter training motivation, and there’s always soup and dessert afterwards.
[...] Jeremy from The Running Guy is new to the RBF and has already stepped convincingly into the fray by hosting this week’s Rundown aka Carnival of Runners. Welcome and nicely done, Jeremy. [...]
[...] Jeremy is doing the Carnival of Runners this week and graciously mentioned Dawn and me. How nice! He groups us in a paragraph with Brent and Ellie, who just completed a marathon and an Ironman triathlon, respectively. We’re not worthy! [...]
Great job and thanks for the mention. I have done the Carnival as well and its a great way to find out what’s happening in various running blogs.
Hey Jeremy, Thanks for the mention. Great rundown ! I’ve added you to my daily reads.
hey, great rundown and welcome to the rbf!
Great summary! Congratulations on the 10k and good luck on the half marathon!
jeremy, great job on the run down and welcome!
Thank you everyone for the comments. I had fun doing the carnival and look forward to doing it again in the near future.
Welcome to the family!
Nice job on the rundown! First visit to you site…
Great post! You could do this all the time ya know!
Nice job.
Welcome to the (RBF) family.
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