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Dark Side Stuff...
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Friday, 04 November 2011 03:00
by Bonnie Nyctalopia
I crossed over the to the dark side and I
LET'S PARTY!
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Tuesday, 01 November 2011 03:00
(Photo - Cathy Yndestad's well-deserved Athlete of the Decade award, presented at Tri Night 2010.)
Diva Dashing & Trail Shoes...
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Sunday, 30 October 2011 03:00
*Diva Dash Race Gearing Up For Second Year (Final Stretch Release)
More than 1,200 Expected to Run in Women-Only 5K and 10K Races Benefiting the Minnesota Ovarian Cancer Alliance
(MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., October 28, 2011) For the second year in a row, more than a thousand women from across Minnesota are expected to lace up their running shoes and race in the Diva Dash on Saturday, Nov. 12. Located in Circle Pines, Minn. and one of the largest women-only races in the state, the Diva Dash is organized by Final Stretch, Inc. and benefits the Minnesota Ovarian Cancer Alliance (MOCA). MOCA is a Minnesota-based non-profit dedicated to raising awareness and funding research needed to detect ovarian cancer early and treat it properly....
Why We Race....
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Friday, 28 October 2011 03:00
(Famous Photo - Two guys racing.)
By Mark Allen (for Xtri.com)
Have you ever asked yourself why you race, especially a triathlon as grueling as an Ironman? I have, partly so I can remind myself of my own motivations and partly so that I have an answer ready when people ask me. "I love being in great shape" sounds like an overdose of overkill to someone who confides in you that their fitness is limited to walking Fido when their kids have too much homework to take him out. "I race to test myself" does little to connect the incredible feeling you get completing an Ironman with an inquisitive out of shape coach potato sitting in the seat next to you on the plane.
So why do we race? What is so fun about keeping going when your body is screaming for you to stop? What's so fulfilling about ending up with blisters and walking funny for a few days? What is it about crossing a finish line that has us replaying that moment and all the day's unfoldings over and over in our...