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Author: OmniRunner
Tuesday Night Running
Melrose Tuesday night running I finally got back to Melrose for a Tuesday night club run. My last club run was January 20th and then I only ran 4 miles. We have had so many snow storms in the GBA that it has either been snowing or we have been still digging/plowing out of the…
My First 5K February
I’m a little late with this one, but I’ve been busy shoveling. My First 5K in February was the Super Sunday 5K The race is sponsored by Sanofi Oncology & Genzyme and managed by the Race Cancer Foundation. They had both a 5K and a 5 Mile race that day. I’m working on 50 5Ks this…
Twitamax
“Panamax” refers to the size limits of ships that can pass through the Panama Canal. Any ship that exceeds the length, width and draft limitations “shall not pass.” I recently experienced Twitamax Twitamax is when you follow more than 2,000 Tweeters. When you hit the 2,000 mark, Twitter imposes rules on how many additional Tweeters you can follow. Twitter’s…
Boston Prep 16 Miler Challenge
Boston Prep 16 Miler draws 350 runners After Saturdays snowfall, the air on race morning was clear and cool. By the 10:00 a.m. start, the temperature had risen to the mid-30’s, and while the sky was overcast, the sun peeked through at times. All in all, a great day for a race! Jim Johnson, of…
How to choose a running watch
A running watch is essential for anyone who is serious about running. A running watch can cost as little as $25 to over $400. It can be a substantial investment. For most runners it is the most expensive running item that they own. Fortunately a running watch lasts much longer than the second most expensive item;…
How to choose your first 5k
10 Tips for New Runners I love info-graphics because they’re a quick and easy way to pick up a few facts. By design they are brief and do not cover all of the details. In the next few posts, I will expand on a few of the items in the info graphic below. HOW TO CHOOSE A RACE Price,…