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Hudson River Run 2012 Statistics
May 22, 2012 As many of you may know by now, I completed Hudson River Run 2012 on Sunday afternoon, May 20th, in New York City’s Battery Park. As I recover from the run, I am working on my detail … Continue reading
Dear Hudson River: How May I Help You?
It’s been almost three months now since we issued our press release and began the Hudson River Run 2012 campaign in earnest. A lot has been accomplished since early January, but there is still much left to be done. As … Continue reading
Posted in Running
Tagged Albany, Crowdrise, Hudson River, Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, Lake Tear of the Clouds, New York City, Todd Jennings
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542,748 Steps
There’s an old factoid which estimates that in a marathon, a typical runner will take between 40,000 and 50,000 steps. I remember the first time I read that figure – probably in an issue of Runner’s World magazine – and … Continue reading
Posted in Running
Tagged Hudson River, many steps, Marathon, PF Chang, Rock n Roll Arizona, Runners World, running
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A Day of No Wine And No Roses (but it was a sweet run!)
March 10, 2012 Wow, I can’t believe it’s been a whole three weeks since I’ve posted, and now that my oldest son’s birthday, Pi Day and the Ides of March have all passed, I think it high time for a new entry. … Continue reading
Posted in Running
Tagged Brotherhood Winery, Hudson Valley, Hurricane Irene, Moffat Library, running, Washingtonville
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Caught Up In The Flow
February 22, 2012 There is a definite flow to the running process. Every time I head out the door I can feel it, almost as a tingling sensation that surrounds and envelops the physical experience. Perhaps I have this perception because … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Running
Tagged Endorphin, Flow, fourth dimension, Hudson River, New York City, runner's high, Time, traffic
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The Case for Walking
I’ve had conversations on occasion with non-runners who tell me that they’d like to run, but that when they do it hurts their knees, or hips, or some other sensitive part of the body. It’s my opinion that joints hurt … Continue reading
“Fly” Me A River
When I was on a training run in Central Park a few days ago I was thinking about something someone said to me when I presented the river run project to the Orange Runners Club on January 4th. After my … Continue reading
“….a shiver in my bones just thinking about the weather”
January 15, 2012 Well, it seems that the dead of Winter has finally arrived, and for those of you who don’t live north of the Mason-Dixon Line or high in the mountains out west, that means days and night of … Continue reading
Posted in Running
Tagged Arden Valley Road, Dead of Winter, Elk Pen, Harriman State Park, Lake Tear of the Clouds, Perpetuem, Tiorati Circle
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Hudson River Run 2012: The Game Is On!
Well, we have an official press release now for my upcoming Hudson River Run, so I feel as though we crossed the threshhold and that it finally seems “real.” And I’ve got to start upping the ante on my … Continue reading
Posted in Running, Trail Running
Tagged Fundraiser, Hudson River, Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, Lake Tear of the Clouds, River run, running, Ultrarunning
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When Runner Meets Water: A Day On The Sloop
There’s really nothing like the experience of being out on the open water. I could try and argue that running into the deep woods is a fair comparison, but as I think about it with an objective mind, I’d have … Continue reading
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