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Jun 15, 2008 4:24 PM by
lenzlaw
823 posts since
Feb 4, 2008
I use Active's classic search as my first stop. It seems to cover about 80% of local races. You can get there from the Active home page and click "use classic search" (I'm not a fan of their new search). Or you can be lazy and just click here. Select "Running" for event type.
USATF will list some that Active doesn't have. Use the "Calendar Search" at http://www.usatf.org/events/ .
Local running clubs also will have listings you don't see elsewhere.
823 posts since
Feb 4, 2008
Craig, where is the 5k on fla day? I am planning on the sheehan still, however baseball has put a wrench in my life. Both boys have decided they need to play all stars and the coaches have decided this is a perfect weekend to start- I am waiting for scheduals with my fingers crossed that nothing interfers with my run.
Are you coming to the 5K tonight, Kathy, or have you been spared the baseball wrench and can run the Sheehan Classic?
2,093 posts since
Jan 19, 2008
My upcoming races are the Baltimore 10 Miler on the 21st and Run Charlevoix Marathon on the 28th.
And then NOTHING until Labor Day weekend -- Rock 'n Roll half in VA Beach.
And that, friends, will be the start of my fall madness.
449 posts since
Oct 24, 2007
I was there- I think I may have seen you. I was towards the back- I had a flag. I am actually pleased with my run- 36 min for me which is good. I had to hurry out of there because I had to pick up my son. I asked one person who had a mcm hat on if he was craig and he -obviously - said "no". Did you run? Another age group win?
823 posts since
Feb 4, 2008
Oh, I wish I knew to look for you! No I wasn't wearing any MCM stuff. I was wearing a white with orange ING Georgia shirt during the race and the green Long Branch Half shirt after. As for my results, well I don't want to give away my own race report!  You did well, congrats Kathy!!
Jerry! You do exist!! Welcome back! Too busy with your pee-wee hockey... :P
2,004 posts since
Dec 15, 2007
My upcoming races are all questionable as it depends on how my legs feel. I killed them yesterday with lifting and followed that by a hard 10 that was killer due to heat. I ran the bridge so I consider it hill work. There is a steady half mile climb to the top on the way back and I nailed it at about mile 8 or 9 with a 3:15 half uphill. I was going to run 5-7 today but stayed off my feet and rested. Back to my future races:
Small 5K this Sat 6/14
4th of July 2 mile sprint (first one since college) I hope to be in the 10:30 range?
Then Jay Vermonts 33 mile fun run over the woods and through the river 7/26
August will find me in Tupelo for a crazy hot marathon
September I will be in Dayton Ohio for the Air Force Marathon
October I will be Chicago bound and might run MCM
November I am thinking San Antonio and a local marathon here on the gulf coast
December will be White Rock in Dallas
January Houston
Okay so those are most of the marathons planned but will speckle in a few local 5 and 10K's plus some miles with the kiddos.
Jimmy
316 posts since
Oct 16, 2007
x_39_and_holding_x:
I hope to see you at the B-10! I'll be the one wearing running shoes, shorts and a t-shirt. Don't forget the brutal race beginning/ending at the same place the week after -- the Dreaded Druid Hills 10K. Yes, you will beat yourself up over it.
I put in the 'hope' to see you due to a sudden knee problem. I took the day off; iced it three times yesterday and I've been hitting the Blue Emu. I was hoping for 10 or 12 on Saturday but I'm not so sure.
For finding races, this is a good link. It's to the Washington Running Report but you can choose your location where you will be running (along with month, etc.).
2,093 posts since
Jan 19, 2008
x_39_and_holding_x:
I hope to see you at the B-10! I'll be the one wearing running shoes, shorts and a t-shirt. Don't forget the brutal race beginning/ending at the same place the week after -- the Dreaded Druid Hills 10K. Yes, you will beat yourself up over it.
It's ONLY 10 miles. . . c'mon, you know you want to. Whether you finish second or last, you still finish behind the first guy. Or as Ricky Bobby says, "If you ain't first, you're last!"
After finally getting past my bronchitis, I think I'm ready for the 10 miler but I refuse to run the Dreaded Druid Hills! Just the Celtic Solstice 5 Miler from last year seemed like it was all uphill for the first 4 miles! This lake-to-lake thing should be fun.
I'll have to get there early so I can get my bib.
I put in the 'hope' to see you due to a sudden knee problem. I took the day off; iced it three times yesterday and I've been hitting the Blue Emu. I was hoping for 10 or 12 on Saturday but I'm not so sure.
For finding races, this is a good link. It's to the Washington Running Report but you can choose your location where you will be running (along with month, etc.).
2,093 posts since
Jan 19, 2008
Oh, I wish I knew to look for you! No I wasn't wearing any MCM stuff. I was wearing a white with orange ING Georgia shirt during the race and the green Long Branch Half shirt after. As for my results, well I don't want to give away my own race report! You did well, congrats Kathy!!
Jerry! You do exist!! Welcome back! Too busy with your pee-wee hockey... :P
Actually, I think the little ones might play better than me. . . 
2,971 posts since
Jan 18, 2008
Another place I've found to be pretty good for finding races. It has a pretty good listing, though by no means comprehensive. When you look by state, it also gives you a menu (upper left) to adjacent states. So I can easily look at New Jersey and Delaware races after checking Philly area races.
http://www.runningintheusa.com/Races.asp
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