Blog entries tagged Race Reports

David Morken finishes in top 10% at Wasatch 100

Steve Lackey — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 07:00:00 +0100

In only his second year running ultras, Bandwidth.com CEO David Morken finished the Wasatch 100 (miles) in 26 hours and 51 minutes. Finishing this torturous run is remarkable for anyone -- David managed to cross the finish in 22nd place (out of 241) - and this is someone who trains at sea level while most others are atRead More...

RUNNING AMERICA: Track Charlie's Progress

Steve Lackey — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 07:00:00 +0100

Track Charlie as he runs across America.

Charlie is blogging each day and is even keeping us updated via Twitter (just get an account and you can follow him there) http://www.twitter.com/.

Charlie's blog is hRead More...

Mission Man Triathlon

Joe Nuss — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 07:00:00 +0100

The Endurance Magazine team was out in force at the Mission Man triathlon this weekend with our events director, Thys, taking second place overall. Having done this event every year in its existence, I have to say it may have been the best weather to date. Either that or the extra shade on the new run course made it seem that way! Oh yeah, we turned a few heads in warm-up with our new Team singlets.

How about now?

Thys Wind — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 07:00:00 +0100

Sunday the 13th of July started early for me. I arrived at Lake Crabtree at about 6:15 AM to take part in the Triangle Triathlon. Joe and Steve had other commitments so I was there to represent Endurance Magazine the best I could. The race went well and I enjoyed hanging out with my good friend Ricardo (November 2007 cover and star WindSpeed client) afterwards. Just as a side note, Ricardo told me about how he's "building" a bike, which to me means you just order a frame and a bunch of coRead More...

Follow Everyone Until it’s Over. And Then Go Back to Sleep.

Steve Lackey — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 07:00:00 +0100

Last month, my wife and I ran the Disney World Half Marathon together. Since this was her first half marathon race, I agreed to follow her well-thought-out race strategy: “Follow everyone until it’s over. And then go back to sleep.”

When she told me this was her plan at the start line, I laughed out loud. And although we were far from last, we took our owRead More...

Committed

Steve Lackey — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 07:00:00 +0100

It was a great day - 55 degrees at sunrise in early December. The warmth was a welcomed change from last year’s 16 degrees on this same morning. And as the over 5000 runners crossed the start line at the 3rd annual Thunder Road Marathon in Charlotte not a cloud was in the sky.

You couldn’t help but feel terrific as you ran through the first mile – a pretty much downhill stretch that tempts you to go faster than you planned.

And for me, especially, since Read More...