The Bimbler's Sound
Truth lies within
It may not be common knowledge but the veritable dynamo who competes under the name Scoobie, finished the Madison Sprint Triathlon on September 12th in a time of 1:42:07 and placed first in her age group. Bravo Scoobie!
To see the full results, click here.
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Where do I begin? I thought about this moment on more than one occasion during the race. Actually, the thought was more about being in a position to describe a successful account, than the detail of its content. Now it is funny to think about and reflect on those long hours wondering through the Wasatch high country because looking back it all feels like it happened so fast. No, I’m not trying to kid myself that I traversed those hills like a speed demon, it is just that with hindsight while it took 28:43 hours to complete the Wasatch Front 100 it feels little more then the blink of an eye in my memory. [Read more…] about A slam dunk
What has the feature video go to do with running? Rumor has it the commercial was inspired by Booman! 😉
Nothing gives a person so much advantage over another as to remain always cool and unruffled under all circumstances.
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For 32 years Master Po and the Baron have completed the New Haven Road Race without missing a year and in honor of this their bid numbers have been grand fathered to their names. As each year slips by, it may not get any easier, but neither runner has let knee surgery or arthritic aches and pains get in the way. Nice work gentlemen, long may your participation in the NHRR continue!
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These long days on the trails are becoming the “norm” for my training during these last days of summer. There was no hesitation from me to commit to all day on the M.T. Forrest is on a long distance training mission and I thought I’d tag along and endure it with him. He was looking for some technical ups and downs. This course had plenty to offer. This run is a repeat of the F.E.A.R. run of last Dec. Which consisted several Bimblers bimbling with headlamps starting at midnight.Fortunately it was a full moon and we could run through the woods without using our headlamps. This was very cool chasing your moon shadow. Unfortunately there were tons of trail puddles and it was chilly. After 12 miles I decided to bail from the run because I was wet and cold. So I’m excited to try this course again on a warm summer day. [Read more…] about Supersized: A long day on a CT Blue Trail
