Re: The iPod conflict brews in racing

guest — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 04:49:56 GMT

If we are worried about hearing announcements while running then what do the deaf do? We have a set of eyes, and if you pay attention and now the rulews/etiquette of running, ie when passing to pass on the left, face oncoming traffic when running, then what's the problem? Do we listen to music on the course, look for our family and friends in the crowd, listen to music on the sides of the road in Rock n Roll marathons. Im even sure there have been blind running the races, I recall the Italian who ran the Iron Man in Hawaii, along side a partner, is this an insurance issue? There is so much money being generated out there in these events. It's like saying it is illegal to talk on your cell phone while driving? No problems, only for those that feel they are at risk, let each individual run at there own risk, ie like the ones that decide to run in costumes.

Las Vegas Marathon, Dec 2, 2007

guest — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 04:26:13 GMT

Would like to know how many runners have run this marathon as a qualifier for Boston, and PR's. Please advise on climate conditions, temp, wind, humidity, and course elevation. Also would like to hear from race pacer (3:20) range. To all upcoming Las Vegas marathon runners! Thanks Caruso.

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Re: The iPod conflict brews in racing

Las Vegas Marathon, Dec 2, 2007