trail running

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• Chickasaw Trace and a Twisted Ankle

  
  The Figurehead — Authority:
  I’ve really fallen in love with trail running in the last several months. It’s the perfect break from the humdrum of road running. If road running is a measure of efficiency then trail running is an expression of creativity. Chickasaw Trace down in Columbia is my favorite place to run trails. It’s an 8 mile ...
  19 hours ago

• Brazos Bend State Park

  
  Leor Pantilat's Blog — Authority: 114
  Brazos Bend State Park is only a 45 minute drive from downtown Houston, but it feels like a different world. This lush park is primarily located on the Brazos River floodplains with thick bottomland hardwood forest that gives a jungle ambiance. I can imagine how humid and hot these woods become in the summer months ...
  1 day ago

• Article Title Unknown

  
  Red's Balance Blog — Authority: 108
  Running Roundup On my 45th birthday a wretched cold virus attacked, spackling my gnarly sinuses with an impenetrable layer of phlegm for which nothing would effectively thin except for Sudafed and running. Thank goodness for running. I havent felt much like running, but the promise of bilateral even nostril air flow ...
  2 days ago

• 2009 Mountain Photography Highlights!

  
  Leor Pantilat's Blog — Authority: 114
  The highlights page for 2009 is up on my website! After 2008 featured scenery predominantly from the Washington Cascades, this year’s edition has more shots from California’s Sierra Nevada than ever before. Areas visited in the Sierra include the Minarets, Palisades, Kings-Kern Divide, and Rae Lakes area. The ...
  2 days ago

• Trail Runner’s Assault on Road Marathons?

  
  trailrunningSoul.com — Authority: 126
  The variety in trail racing courses makes it practically impossible (and somewhat useless) to compare the performances between each other. The type of terrain does vary widely between different races with the same distance: if the route is more or less technical, the percentage of single tracks and wide forest roads ...
  3 days ago

• Huntsville State Park

  
  Leor Pantilat's Blog — Authority: 114
  Huntsville State Park is a gorgeous park in the pineywoods region north of Houston. Lake Raven is the centerpiece with lush pine and hardwood forest surrounding the waterway. During my time on the Rice University track and cross country teams we often frequented this park on the weekends for our long runs. ...
  4 days ago

• Bastop State Park

  
  Leor Pantilat's Blog — Authority: 114
  Serena and I ran the Lost Pines Trail in Bastrop State Park after a visit to Austin, TX. Bastrop is located 30 miles southeast of Houston and features an isolated stand of loblolly pines and hardwoods that is 100 miles removed from the main body of East Texas pine forest. It is thought that this stand of pines is a ...
  5 days ago

• Which Fall Activity Burns More Calories?

  
  FitSugar — Authority: 649
  Even though the days are shorter, there are still a lot of ways to burn calories in the crisp Fall air. But do you know which activities burn the most? Take my quiz to find out. All calorie calculations are based on a 130-pound woman. Take the quiz
  1 week ago

• Ultramaratón Fuego y Agua

  
  Do More Trailrunz: New Zealand Trail Runs — Authority: 103
  I first met my good friend Josué Stephens in Urique - a small town nestled in the bottom of Copper Canyon, Mexico. I instantly knew this guy loves to run trails and have some amazing adventures. It came as no surprise when last year he announced the first ever Ultramaratón Fuego y Agua on Isla de Ometepe, ...
  1 week ago

• Xterra Triathlon World Championships

  
  Singletracks Mountain Bike Blog — Authority: 122
  photo by Nils Nilson, xterraphotos.com On October 25 the Xterra Triathlon World Championships took place in Maui, HI with 550 racers from 22 countries around the world. The World Champs is the culmination of the 100 race off-road triathlon series that takes place around the world each year and from what I’ve ...
  1 week ago

• Its official... Ive clearly lost my mind.

  
  Twenty Six Point Two — Authority: 113
  First off, my apologies. I have been a shitty blogger for the past month. October was nuts... work deadlines, the Bourbon Chase, a spontaneous Chicago trip and a trip to Tuscaloosa in which I dont think Id ever tailgated in such windy, freezing temperatures. Pictures for proof: I am standing inside our shanty. ...
  1 week ago

• Gorilla Race World Record in Denver

  
  Backcountry.com: The Goat — Authority: 507
  Baseball is a sport that didn’t make a lot of sense to me. The rules are baseless and needlessly complex. Things like climbing and hiking made sense in the same way that running does-you’re doing it to get somewhere. Well, unless you’re running in circles on a track or climbing a 12-foot wall with plastic holds. ...
  1 week ago

• Vasque Clinic @ North Cove Outfitters

  
  Life Adventures — Authority: 121
  Two nights ago, Debbie presented at North Cove Outfitters , in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. She represented the Vasque US Trail Running Team and shared her enthusiasm for trail running with a group of fellow outdoor enthusiasts. Several people were new to trail running and looking for more inspiration. Several others ...
  1 week ago

• Another Foot Washes Ashore in Canada Just in Time for Halloween

  
  Backcountry.com: The Goat — Authority: 507
  Another floating human foot was found along British Columbia’s coast by two men walking on the beach this week. If you haven’t heard about this twisted phenomenon, there’s either someone with access to a morgue and a twisted sense of humor, or there are a lot of runners losing feet and not calling authorizes ...
  1 week ago

• Rock/Creeks New Trail Running Gear Page for Winter

  
  Rock/Creek Chronicle — Authority: 118
  Have you noticed while out on a run, your fingertips are getting colder, your ears a little redder, and your nose slightly more numb from the cold? Dont get caught up in an uncomfortable running pattern change to simply avoid the cold. Our Rock/Creek Trail Series Physical Therapist, Dee Martin, recently compiled an ...
  1 week ago

• Rae Lakes Loop Aerial Map

  
  Leor Pantilat's Blog — Authority: 114
  Here is an aerial map of the 46 mile Rae Lakes loop (click on image for larger version):
  1 week ago

• Born to Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen

  
  Great Outdoor Blog — Authority: 118
  by Christopher McDougallFull of incredible characters, amazing athletic achievements, cutting-edge science, and, most of all, pure inspiration, Born to Run is an epic adventure that began with one simple question: Why does my foot hurt? In search of an answer, Christopher McDougall sets off to find a tribe of the ...
  1 week ago

• Rae Lakes Loop

  
  Leor Pantilat's Blog — Authority: 114
  According to the national park service, the Rae Lakes Loop is one of the most popular hikes in Sequoia and Kings Canyon, if not the entire Sierra. I completed the famous loop in 12 hours, 31 minutes, starting at 5:30 am and finishing just after 6 pm. The loop is 46 miles long and climbs from 5,035 ft at the ...
  1 week ago

• Hallows Eve Recap

  
  Meyrick Jones Racing — Authority: 116
  The Hallows Eve 10km on Sunday was a lot of fun. Its been quite a while since I ran a race with over a dozen people I know so that made it different for sure. Here are some of the IF crew... many not pictured. I went into the race with no plan whatsoever other than to enjoy myself. I knew I wanted to ...
  1 week ago

• 2009 Perseverance Trail Race Results

  
  Trainharder.com — Authority: 126
  From Sarah Sead’s Race Report – “The rain didn’t scare 169 racers and 50 volunteers away from the 5th annual Perseverance Trail Run in Cumberland on Sunday.” Results now posted here for both 3K and 10K distances. .
  2 weeks ago

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