Tagged: Boulder
Get ready for the Bolder Boulder
Posted on09. Feb, 2010
Closing in on 100 days till the 32nd Annual Bolder Boulder, February means runners are gearing up to run in the 2nd largest 10k race in the US. Find out what it takes to qualify, join a group to train with, and find local qualifiers to get you seeded into the top waves.
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Running Times Features Boulder’s Colleen De Reuck
Posted on05. Feb, 2010
As I opened up the mail box and scanned through the bigger ticket items, I was excited to see that amongst the mundane was this months issue of Running Times Magazine. On the cover was the age-defying Colleen De Reuck but also had plenty of other nuggets from other Boulder runners and contributers.
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Snow Run – You gotta get out!
Posted on29. Oct, 2009
It seems in Boulder we have been waiting all year for it to snow. There have several false starts to our snowy season, but its been light at best. Until now. The social network has been all a twitter with updates about the snow. All the discussion was getting me pumped to get out.
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Sandrock: Don’t take our open space for granted
Posted on27. Oct, 2009
With the deadline to mail in ballots for the Nov. 3 election nearing, it seems appropriate to pause and give a shout out to those far-sighted folks who got Boulder started on its open space acquisition.
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World Run Day: Nov 8, 2009
Posted on20. Oct, 2009
Hundreds of runners in the USA have posted their running routes, charity beneficiaries, in preparation for the International Day of Running held November 8th this year.
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Wonderland Lake Lollipop from Fleet Feet Boulder
Posted on19. Oct, 2009
The Fleet Feet Sports Fun run often does this 5.6 mile loop up around Wonderland Lake. A great run from downtown, or use it to connect to more trails to the North.
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Marshall Mesa is Muddy
Posted on11. Oct, 2009
What I always seem to forget is how sticky the trails get along Marshall Mesa Trail, Community Ditch and Dowdy Draw. Its that wonderful soil that just like to build to a nice girth on the bottom of your shoe, making it very awkward to keep a decent stride. I
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Perhaps Winter IS Here
Posted on10. Oct, 2009
In the past few days we have had drizzly snow, then warm again and today meets with snow. There was enough of the white stuff to get everyone excited and lead to many great photo opportunities.
Early Winter Snow Chautauqua
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CU X-Country Moves Up In Polls
Posted on06. Oct, 2009
The University of Colorado men’s and women’s cross country teams each moved up in this week’s USTFCCCA Coaches Top 30 Poll, released on Tuesday.

