Miguel Feliciano

Hog Wild Mud Run - Get Muddy

Sat, 29 Oct 2011 13:11:11 -0400

Next week, Brooksville is having a mud run / obstacle course. I’ll be running it at 9AM.

http://www.active.com/5k-race/brooksville-fl/hog-wild-mud-run-2011

Signup through their facebook page and get $10 off registration: http://www.facebook.com/pages/HOG-WILD-MUD-RUN/138012386293121

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Columbia Muddy Buddy Ride and Run Series – Columbia Muddy Buddy Miami

Tue, 12 Apr 2011 03:34:03 -0400

General Information

Race Date:
Sunday, November 20, 2011

Muddy Buddy Start Time: 8:00am

Mud Run Start Time: Starts 20min after final Muddy Buddy wave.

Mini Muddy Buddy Start Time: 10:30am

Muddy Buddy Field Limit: 900 teams

For Information on services provided for those with disabilities:

Call The Miami Metro Zoo 800.808.1968 or email Muddy Buddy muddybuddy@competitorgroup.com to request material in accessible format, information on access for persons with disabilities, or a sign language interpreter (7 days in advance).

Location:
Miami MetroZoo

1 Zoo Boulevard
12400 SW 152 Street
Miami, FL 33177
[ map/directions ]

Parking Fee: $5 collected at registration

Fees/Register Online

Online Registration Closes: November 16 @11:59pm PST

Muddy Buddy: $150 per 2 person team (That’s only $75 per person!)

Mud Run: $75 per person

Mini Muddy Buddy: $15 per person

Muddy Buddy Price Increase Date: 10/5/11 $170

Mud Run Price Increase Date: 9/21/11 $85

Required: $2.50 parking fee/person

Continue Registration

Volunteer Online

Registration Notes

Registration fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. Fees listed above do not include the Active Network processing fee.

Online registration will only accept a team captain that is over 18 years of age. If both buddies are under 18 years old, please contact our office to register (800-311-1255).

Packet Pick-Up Information

All buddies must pick up packets together. Each participant must bring his/her individual confirmation sheet and photo ID. Confirmation sheets & final instructions will be e-mailed Thursday prior to event day.

Date: November 19, 2011

Time: 1:00pm – 5:00pm

Location: Peter Glenn Sports & Ski
11855 S. Dixie Hwy
Miami FL, 33156
[ Map/Directions ]

By registering you will receive:

-Finishers Medal
-Loaded Goodie Bag
-T-Shirt
-Post Race Food
-Post Race Live Band
-2 Free Beers (21+)
-MUD!!!

Additional Information

Buddy Change Form
Buddy change cutoff: November 10 @ 5:30pm PST

Obstacle Information

Race Week Information

TBA

Course Information

Distance: 5.7 miles

Course Map (PDF)

Course Description: The Miami Columbia Muddy Buddy at the Miami Zoo features a unique opportunity to compete amongst the wild creatures of the animal kingdom. As the course meanders through the zoo property it will consist of wide dirt roads, dirt paths, some grassy fields, and a limited amount of pavement. The race starts near the main event site and follows a wide semi paved road through overgrown vegetation for about .5 miles before it opens up to a wide dirt road for a fast stretch to the first obstacle, the High Wall. After completing the obstacle, participants will continue on the wide dirt road for about 1 mile. Here the racers will come to the second obstacle, the Low Crawl, amongst a small grove of trees. The pace will be brisk throughout the race as the course is quite flat and a vast majority of the trails are wide and open. The third leg of the course continues on open dirt roads but moves into narrower trails at the end when it enters Larry and Penny Thompson Park. Before the third obstacle, the course will transition to grassy and paved bike paths. At the third obstacle, racers will complete the Balance Beams. On the way to the fourth obstacle, participants will transition from narrow paths in the park back to the wide dirt roads of the zoo. Once back in the zoo, the racers will have their closest encounters with the creatures of the animal kingdom. The racers will continue on the dirt paths just on the outside of the enclosures of animals such as the Gazelles and other African species. From the fourth obstacle, the Inflatables racers will have a wide and fast dash to the finish. Here the course has just two turns and a long straight away on a paved surface to the finish line!

Need A Bike?

Miami Beach Bicycle Center

JB Bike Shop

Event Location/Directions

Directions from Miami International Airport:

Merge onto SR-836 W. Merge onto SR-826 S via the exit on the left toward Coral Way. Keep Left to take SR-874 S toward Toll Road/Homestead (portions toll). SR-874 S become Florida’s Turnpike S/SR-821 S (portions toll). Take Exit 16 toward SR-992/SW 152nd St. Turn slight right onto SW 117th Ave. Turn slight right onto SW 152nd St/SR-992 W/Coral Reef Dr/Zoo Blvd. Turn Left onto SW 124th Ave/Zoo Dr.

Accommodations

TBA

Muddy Buddy Policies/Rules

Refunds/Transfers

All entries are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Changing Your Buddy

What happened? Your buddy decide not to compete with you? They wimp out over a little mud? Don’t sweat it.

We will accommodate switching ONE buddy per team. Team registration cannot be transferred to two completely new participants. If it is ONE WEEK prior to the race and you have another bud you want to bring along, please fill out our Buddy Change Request Form. You’ll need all of your buddy’s information to fill it out, but we’ll add them to your team, and get you hooked up with your new partner!

These requests must be received one week before race day in order to be valid.

Natural Disaster Policy

If an Act of God/Terrorism/Community Disaster occurs, what actions are taken?

We will make decisions based on safety first.

Races will be altered as seen fit.

Athletes in that race will have first right to sign-up for that event the next year

Financial: The Muddy Buddy Ride and Run Series cannot accept the risk of a disaster for everyone. Each athlete needs to accept the risk of his or her entry fee. There will be NO REFUNDS or free entries to other future races. The money you paid is spent developing that race.

Registration Policy

NSF Checks: In the case of a bounced check, the event will charge a $25.00 fee for all bounced checks. In addition, checks that are returned prior to the event must be redeemed with cash plus the processing fee. Patrons who do not cover NSF checks or who stop payment on checks will not be allowed to race future events.

Late fees are determined by the postmark date on the envelope. Late fees must be collected before the entry form can be processed.

In the event of a sell-out, all entries received after the closing date will be automatically returned within 5 business days. Waiting lists will not be established for any events.

Muddy Buddy Rules

One bike per team (it can be any type of mountain bike, but the course will be a mix of off-road, grass, trails and pavement depending on the market). Participants are responsible for bringing their own bike.

Both participants will start the race together. All bikers will be lined up at the front of the start line, with all runners behind the bikers.

While on the course, runners stay to the right side of the trail and bikes pass on the left. Be courteous to those racers around you. Some paths may narrow, so be sure and call out if you are passing by.

Each team is required to switch skills after each obstacle. You may only switch skills at the obstacle/transition areas. There are 5 obstacles/transition areas on each course with the mud pit several hundred yards from the finish. (depending on the city).

The biker will drop the bike in the transition area at each obstacle. The runner will complete the obstacle and then find the bike in the transition area.

Do not wait for your partner after each obstacle.

Both participants MUST wear a bike helmet at all times with the chinstrap buckled. Participants are responsible for bringing their own helmets to the race.

Bike number plates will be provided, but we also suggest getting creative with decorating your bike so that it is easily identifiable.

All racers must have a water bottle on the bike or a hydration system.

There is NO running, jumping, or diving into the mud pit. Participants will need to crawl through this obstacle in order to complete the race.

Team must finish the race together! Therefore, you will need to wait for your partner (if necessary) at the Muddy Buddy Holding Area (just before the Mud Pit) adjacent to the finish line in order to cross the finish line together.

There will be an area to rinse off after the race - so you may want to bring a towel, and extra clothes to change into - you won’t want to miss the post race party and the awards ceremony.

Sunscreen is recommended.

Must be 14 years old to participate.

Everyone will need to sign another waiver on-site or at packet pick-up. Each team member must sign (you can’t sign for your partner) so be sure and get to the event early to avoid long lines at the waiver sign-in area.

All entries are non-refundable and non-transferable. Once we receive and accept your entry, you will not receive a refund. If you cannot participate, you may not give or sell your number to anyone else and entry fees will not be transferred to another event or from year to year.

If you are entered in the Beast Division and place in the top three you must be present to collect your prize. This division does require a weigh-in at the award ceremony. If you are not present, the runner-up will be called to the stage for the weigh-in.

Have Fun!!

World Championship Rules

In addition to the standard Muddy Buddy Rules. The following rules apply to the World Championships.

To be eligible for the Competitive Division at the World Championships racers must participate in at least one 2011 regular season Columbia Muddy Buddy event.

Do we need to be on the same team during the regular reason? NO. As long as both you and your buddy have participated in a 2011 event you both are eligible to compete on the same team for the world title.

via muddy-buddy.competitor.com

Another mud run in November.

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SPARTAN RACE Obstacle Racing

Tue, 12 Apr 2011 03:32:56 -0400

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This one is too soon for me, but others may be up to the Spartan challenge.

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Beach Palooza | St. Pete Beach, FL 2011

Tue, 12 Apr 2011 03:31:02 -0400

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Here’s another race later this year. This one not as awesome as the mud runs, but equally fun.

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Florida | Tough Mudder

Tue, 12 Apr 2011 03:29:33 -0400

Tough Mudder Florida (Tampa), Little Everglades Ranch
Saturday December 3 & Sunday December 4, 2011

EVENT UPDATES

4/4: Tough Mudder Camping is now available at Little Everglades Ranch. Click here for more information.

3/9: Registration is now open, so sign up asap!

Time remaining before registration fee increases.
31days 0hrs 35mins 31s

Pricing Type Dates Effective Saturday
Price Sunday
Price
First Week Special Through March 16 $80 $60
Early Bird Discount March 17 to June 15 $100 $80
Tough Discount June 16 to July 15 $110 $90
Four Month Special July 16 to August 15 $120 $100
Mudder Entry August 16 to September 15 $130 $110
Standard Entry September 16 to October 15 $140 $120
Running Late Entry October 16 to November 15 $150 $130
Final Entry November 16 to December 1 $180 $160
*Please note the above dates are in Eastern Standard Time.

If you are already registered, you can search for your registration or resend your confirmation here.

AS ALWAYS: If you are seriously tough, and you want to enter both days, register for both and then email us at info@toughmudder.com. We will give you a 50% discount for the second day!

ENTRY FEE INCLUDES: Event t-shirt, one beer, and live music at the post party.

Spectators Register Now!

**Please Note: We cannot make edits to registrations once we are one month away from the event.

Event Details

Starting Time

If you are registered as an individual, you will select your preferred start time during online registration. If you are registered with a team, only the team captain will select a preferred start time. Please note, while we do our best to accommodate this preference, it is not a guarantee. You will be emailed your assigned start time within a week of the event.

Location

Little Everglades Ranch, Dade City, FL

Directions

Click here for google maps.

Travel Time

From Tampa: 50 minutes
From Orlando: 1 hour 30 minutes

Tough Mudder Camping

Tough Mudder Camping will be available at Little Everglades Ranch. That’s right: You will be able to stay a minutes walk away from Tough Mudder Florida. Click here for more information.

Post Party

After you finish the course, grab a beer and hang out with your fellow mudders. There’ll be a band and lots of food for sale.

Tough Mudder will also be offering free tattoos of our bad-ass logo to all finishers who truly want to commemorate their epic achievement. They are on a first come, first serve basis and require a $100 donation to the Wounded Warrior Project. Be sure to customize it by having the event date and location put on–keep adding as you go to record all your epic Mudder adventures.

No, there are no showers. Yes, there will be firemen with a hose.

Awards

Tough Mudder Respect Awards

For participants who have overcome illness, injury or misfortune. For further details see here.

Costume Awards

Best costume — Most Bad-Ass
Worst costume — Most Dumb-Ass
Least Clothing — Most Ass
Most Likely To Have Been In The Village People

Each event’s costume contest winner will get a free season pass–which gets you into the rest of the 2011 events, including ones that are sold out.

Toughest Mullet & Toughest Mohawk

Free Head-Shaves To be Provided – Award Best Mullet & Best Mohawk – Prize TBD

Free Tattoos

A voucher for a tattoo of our logo will be available on event day to anyone tough enough to want one. The voucher will be redeemable at a local tattoo parlor and all proceeds will be donated to the Wounded Warrior Project. Remember, they are on a first come, first serve basis, so be sure to get there early.

There are no monetary prizes at Tough Mudder. However, the top 5% of all finishers will qualify for World’s Toughest Mudder to be held in 2011.

Photos

Brightroom is our official event photographer, and they aim to take 14 photos of every participant. Photos will be available the following Wednesday after the event. They can be purchased here.

Can’t wait? We understand: Check out some of our facebook photos.

Click here to download a Tough Mudder poster for your gym, office, bathroom, dog house…wherever!

Pricing Type	Dates Effective	Saturday Price	Sunday Price
First Week Special	Through March 16	$80	$60
Early Bird Discount	March 17 to June 15	$100	$80
Tough Discount	June 16 to July 15	$110	$90
Four Month Special	July 16 to August 15	$120	$100
Mudder Entry	August 16 to September 15	$130	$110
Standard Entry	September 16 to October 15	$140	$120
Running Late Entry	October 16 to November 15	$150	$130
Final Entry	November 16 to December 1	$180	$160

via toughmudder.com

Oh yeah; 12 mile obstacle course with fire and electroshock wires… freakin’ bad ass.

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Honor These Marines

Thu, 10 Mar 2011 18:06:00 -0500

It’s always disturbing to read about our brothers and sisters in any military branch that have given their lives for OUR FREEDOM. Here’s an email I just received:

Lindsay Lohan, 24, and Paris Hilton got their names and faces all over the news because they went to jail for a few short weeks or days for acting out, negative behavior, resisting arrest, cocaine possession, being drunk and disorderly, not to mention their insolent attitude.

What do you know about these men?

Justin Allen, 23
Brett Linley, 29
Matthew Weikert, 29
Justus Bartett, 27
Dave Santos , 21
Chase Stanley, 21
Jesse Reed, 26
Matthew Johnson, 21
Zachary Fisher, 24
Brandon King, 23
Christopher Goeke, 23
Sheldon Tate, 27

Do you recognize any of their names? No?

None of them starred in a movie or made a record album, hit a homerun or scored a 2 point conversion or did a celebration in the end zone after scoring a touchdown.

None of them brags about “showcasing their talents for their fans” while being paid millions and millions of dollars.

Did that help? No?

Well then I should tell you that they are all Marines who gave their lives for YOU this week.

They died for honor and country. They are all heroes of the highest magnitude.

How much did you read about them ?

Honor THEM by forwarding this. I just did!

We are asking everyone to say a prayer for “Darkhorse” 3rd Battalion 5th Marines and their families. They are fighting it out in Afghanistan & they have lost 9 marines in 4 days.

IT WOULD BE NICE TO SEE the message spread if more could pass it on..

God Bless America and God Bless the United States Marine Corps…

Often Tested, Always Faithful, Brothers Forever Honor THEM by forwarding this. I just did!!!

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Nike Running - News Blog - A Nike+ Member Exclusive

Tue, 15 Feb 2011 20:30:00 -0500

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This is just freakin’ awesome. More of a motivation for me to go running.

It’s starting to heat up and it looks like it’s gonna be an amazing year.

What are you going to do this year?

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The Best Daily Deals in Washington, D.C.: $20 Amazon.com Gift Card

Wed, 19 Jan 2011 12:50:50 -0500

19 hours left…. act now. https://livingsocial.com/deals/21336?ref=addthis-share2-4272100&amp%3Brpi=427…

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Nike+ Armed Forces Challenge 2011

Mon, 13 Dec 2010 21:08:27 -0500

Join the Nike+ Armed Forces Challenge for 2011 here, http://nikerunning.nike.com/nikeos/p/nikeplus/en_US/plus/#//dashboard/

All Armed Forces members, active, reserve, inactive are welcome to join the Nike+ Armed Forces Challenge for 2011.

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Nike+ Armed Forces Challenge 2011

Mon, 13 Dec 2010 08:51:57 -0500

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All Armed Forces members, active, reserve, inactive are welcome to join the Nike+ Armed Forces Challenge for 2011.

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Danny MacAskill - "Way Back Home"

Sun, 12 Dec 2010 15:01:04 -0500

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Again, amazing.

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Danny MacAskill "Streets of London" - presented by digdeep

Sun, 12 Dec 2010 14:45:31 -0500

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Amazing. Must watch!!!

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FLUD - the Modern and Sexy News Ecosystem

Fri, 10 Dec 2010 12:07:54 -0500

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I downloaded this app last night and just got to play with it. It has a nice UI but I’ve been experiencing some problems. Here’s what I’m finding:

I’m running into bugs where I can’t deselect feeds.
The app crashes intermittently when opening the app, loading the feeds, and loading individual articles.

As I continue to play with this app I think I might let everyone know what to expect. I don’t know how the iPad version behaves as I’m only running this app on a iPod Touch.

What I have found to be a nice experience is News360. The UI on this app is very nice and the data load times are a bit faster than flud. I like that I can click on keywords in the article to pull up headlines based on the selected keyword.

What’s your experience with flud for the iPhone/iTouch or iPad?

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NBC TODAY Show: Remembering Funnyman Leslie Nielsen

Mon, 29 Nov 2010 22:42:19 -0500

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A comedy icon passes and the world will miss him. Time for a Nielsen marathon. Airplane and Naked Gun anyone?

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A Runner's High - Video

Wed, 24 Nov 2010 15:13:22 -0500

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This is a pretty cool video for the Getty contest.

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Another TSA Outrage

Tue, 23 Nov 2010 10:41:58 -0500

UPDATE: I’m getting a lot of emails asking if this is actually true and is this person actually someone I know. (1) Yes it is true — it is too absurd to be made up. (2) Yes, I know the person.

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A friend of mine sent me this about his TSA experience. He, unlike most of us, was coming back into the country from Afghanistan on a military charter.

——–

As the Chalk Leader for my flight home from Afghanistan, I witnessed the following:

When we were on our way back from Afghanistan, we flew out of Baghram Air Field. We went through customs at BAF, full body scanners (no groping), had all of our bags searched, the whole nine yards.

Our first stop was Shannon, Ireland to refuel. After that, we had to stop at Indianapolis, Indiana to drop off about 100 folks from the Indiana National Guard. That’s where the stupid started.

First, everyone was forced to get off the plane–even though the plane wasn’t refueling again. All 330 people got off that plane, rather than let the 100 people from the ING get off. We were filed from the plane to a holding area. No vending machines, no means of escape. Only a male/female latrine.

It’s probably important to mention that we were ALL carrying weapons. Everyone was carrying an M4 Carbine (rifle) and some, like me, were also carrying an M9 pistol. Oh, and our gunners had M-240B machine guns. Of course, the weapons weren’t loaded. And we had been cleared of all ammo well before we even got to customs at Baghram, then AGAIN at customs.

The TSA personnel at the airport seriously considered making us unload all of the baggage from the SECURE cargo hold to have it reinspected. Keep in mind, this cargo had been unpacked, inspected piece by piece by U.S. Customs officials, resealed and had bomb-sniffing dogs give it a one-hour run through. After two hours of sitting in this holding area, the TSA decided not to reinspect our Cargo–just to inspect us again: Soldiers on the way home from war, who had already been inspected, reinspected and kept in a SECURE holding area for 2 hours. Ok, whatever. So we lined up to go through security AGAIN.

This is probably another good time to remind you all that all of us were carrying actual assault rifles, and some of us were also carrying pistols.

So we’re in line, going through one at a time. One of our Soldiers had his Gerber multi-tool. TSA confiscated it. Kind of ridiculous, but it gets better. A few minutes later, a guy empties his pockets and has a pair of nail clippers. Nail clippers. TSA informs the Soldier that they’re going to confiscate his nail clippers. The conversation went something like this:

TSA Guy: You can’t take those on the plane.

Soldier: What? I’ve had them since we left country.

TSA Guy: You’re not suppose to have them.

Soldier: Why?

TSA Guy: They can be used as a weapon.

Soldier: [touches butt stock of the rifle] But this actually is a weapon. And I’m allowed to take it on.

TSA Guy: Yeah but you can’t use it to take over the plane. You don’t have bullets.

Soldier: And I can take over the plane with nail clippers?

TSA Guy: [awkward silence]

Me: Dude, just give him your damn nail clippers so we can get the f**k out of here. I’ll buy you a new set.

Soldier: [hands nail clippers to TSA guy, makes it through security]

This might be a good time to remind everyone that approximately 233 people re-boarded that plane with assault rifles, pistols, and machine guns–but nothing that could have been used as a weapon.

via redstate.com

This is just a funny story.

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Back on Track, Or At Least The Road

Mon, 15 Nov 2010 21:59:08 -0500

This weekend I got back on the road and took it easy. Well, as easy as it can get while running with my son in the stroller. I ran the first two miles with him before I dropped him off at the house, then continued on for another few miles before I felt the pain creepin’ back into my calf. The last time I experienced this, I was out for 2 weeks.

I need to get back to it so I can run a 5K in a few weeks and then the Disney Half Marathon in January. After that I’ll be running Gasparilla the weekend of February 26th. I don’t know yet if I’m going to run a 5K or another half.

Hope everyone is taking it easy this season.

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I Graduated to 13.1

Sun, 07 Nov 2010 21:20:41 -0500

To all those out there that ran today, congratulations. I ran my first half marathon this morning with an injured calf. I tried massaging, stretching, and warming up before the race and had no luck in finding peace with the calf. The cold weather and near constant breeze helped me run with the pain.

Based on one of my longest training runs, I was hoping to run the half in 2 hours and 15 minutes and that was being very optimistic. I managed, through some miracle, to finish in 2 hours and 3 minutes (my personal record). Had I not been injured I would have broken 2 hours, but I am extremely happy with the results. I’ve been running all year with a few weeks off somewhere in the Spring and then challenging myself with a progressive series of races (5K, 10K, 15K, and half marathon).

I’ll be recovering this week and trying to get back to training soon since I have a 5K coming up in the first week of December and then the Disney Half Marathon in January. I plan on beating my PR by 3 minutes for the Disney Half Marathon hoping I don’t have any injuries.

Today, I graduate to the 13.1 sticker.

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Nike Running - NYC Marathon

Fri, 05 Nov 2010 21:46:56 -0400

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It’s funny; I have a love/hate attitude toward running. Right now, even though I’m injured, I’m excited to run my first half marathon, http://www.miguelfeliciano.com/run-for-humane-society, and also excited to follow the NYC marathon.

I’ve been running since the beginning of this year and I’m getting deeper and deeper into it, investing money in quality running gear, reading about running, watching my diet (kind of), and even talking with the other runners in my office. We cheer eachother on and enjoy bragging and some trash talking about our positions in the Nike+ challenge we have going on.

To everyone running, volunteering, or cheering/watching a race this weekend, be it a 5K, half marathon, and the internationally recognized NYC marathong; good luck and enjoy yourselves.

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Nike Running - NYC Marathon

Fri, 05 Nov 2010 17:14:46 -0400

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To everyone running, volunteering, or cheering/watching a race this weekend, be it a 5K, half marathon, and the internationally recognized NYC marathong; good luck and enjoy yourselves.

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Hog Wild Mud Run - Get Muddy

Columbia Muddy Buddy Ride and Run Series – Columbia Muddy Buddy Miami

General Information

Race Date: Sunday, November 20, 2011

Location: Miami MetroZoo

Fees/Register Online

Registration Notes

Packet Pick-Up Information

Additional Information

Race Week Information

Course Information

Need A Bike?

Event Location/Directions

Directions from Miami International Airport:

Accommodations

Muddy Buddy Policies/Rules

Refunds/Transfers

Changing Your Buddy

Natural Disaster Policy

Registration Policy

Muddy Buddy Rules

World Championship Rules

SPARTAN RACE Obstacle Racing

Beach Palooza | St. Pete Beach, FL 2011

Florida | Tough Mudder

Tough Mudder Florida (Tampa), Little Everglades Ranch Saturday December 3 & Sunday December 4, 2011

EVENT UPDATES

Spectators Register Now!

Event Details

Starting Time

Location

Directions

Travel Time

Tough Mudder Camping

Post Party

Awards

Tough Mudder Respect Awards

Costume Awards

Toughest Mullet & Toughest Mohawk

Free Tattoos

Photos

Honor These Marines

Nike Running - News Blog - A Nike+ Member Exclusive

The Best Daily Deals in Washington, D.C.: $20 Amazon.com Gift Card

Nike+ Armed Forces Challenge 2011

Nike+ Armed Forces Challenge 2011

Danny MacAskill - "Way Back Home"

Danny MacAskill "Streets of London" - presented by digdeep

FLUD - the Modern and Sexy News Ecosystem

NBC TODAY Show: Remembering Funnyman Leslie Nielsen

A Runner's High - Video

Another TSA Outrage

Back on Track, Or At Least The Road

I Graduated to 13.1

Nike Running - NYC Marathon

Nike Running - NYC Marathon

Race Date:
Sunday, November 20, 2011

Location:
Miami MetroZoo

Tough Mudder Florida (Tampa), Little Everglades Ranch
Saturday December 3 & Sunday December 4, 2011