Starbucks for women
Starbucks for women
Any one doing this run on the 12th?
I am doing the 10km, my daughter begged to do the 5 with her cousin!!
I am doing the 10km, my daughter begged to do the 5 with her cousin!!
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I really wanted to do this but can't squeeze it in (Mother's Day weekend). Can't wait to hear about it. Wanted to run this one with my daughter...
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I am. I'm doing HIM training, so going in without any sort of taper, so the result won't be pretty.
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Looks like fun!
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I'm a dude man!
next up:
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How did it go, fit kitty?
I did the 10K and had a lot of fun. There are events in Vancouver and Calgary in June...nice tech tee, free coffee, lovely bracelet for finishers....just sayin'
I did the 10K and had a lot of fun. There are events in Vancouver and Calgary in June...nice tech tee, free coffee, lovely bracelet for finishers....just sayin'
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Doonst wrote:I'm a dude man!
Well we drank champagne and danced all night
under electric candlelight
"Human beings, who are almost unique in having the ability to learn from the experience of others, are also remarkable for their apparent disinclination to do so." - Douglas Adams
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turd ferguson wrote:Doonst wrote:I'm a dude man!
Well we drank champagne and danced all night
under electric candlelight
that reference I got. L O L A lola...
And I might be doing the Vancouver version of this race on June 9... not sure because there are two others within the week that I'm also thinking about.
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next up:
This broken wing will fly again
One fine day
This blackbird's mute gonna sing again
One fine day
So all you sinners come out
And all you drunkards crawl out
Come into the light of one fine day
This broken wing will fly again
One fine day
This blackbird's mute gonna sing again
One fine day
So all you sinners come out
And all you drunkards crawl out
Come into the light of one fine day
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gnu wrote:How did it go, fit kitty?
I did the 10K and had a lot of fun. There are events in Vancouver and Calgary in June...nice tech tee, free coffee, lovely bracelet for finishers....just sayin'
WELL! my daughter (6) did the 5k, and I'm pretty sure has caught the running bug! She's asked when she can do another, and when I mentioned the Alfie Shrub having a kids 2km, she said NO 5! HA! (John Stanton mentioned her running in, she was determined!)
I did the 10k, and I did like it for organization and the atmosphere, I liked the first half of the course, the 2nd felt all over, almost like they had a hard time making up 10k, so they just kept putting us whereever we needed to go!?!?! Did you get that feeling??
The bracelets were very cute!
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fit-kitty wrote:I did the 10k, and I did like it for organization and the atmosphere, I liked the first half of the course, the 2nd felt all over, almost like they had a hard time making up 10k, so they just kept putting us whereever we needed to go!?!?! Did you get that feeling??
I'm curious what route they'll use in Vancouver-- they haven't posted it yet which is partly why I'm undecided. I'm suspecting it will be similar to another 10K run that starts in the same place (near Thunderbird Arena at UBC), but just the week after. I'm sort of surprised they are doing it there for that reason, but I guess they are expecting to attract a different crowd. I do like the cause it supports.
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Jwolf wrote:fit-kitty wrote:I did the 10k, and I did like it for organization and the atmosphere, I liked the first half of the course, the 2nd felt all over, almost like they had a hard time making up 10k, so they just kept putting us whereever we needed to go!?!?! Did you get that feeling??
I'm curious what route they'll use in Vancouver-- they haven't posted it yet which is partly why I'm undecided. I'm suspecting it will be similar to another 10K run that starts in the same place (near Thunderbird Arena at UBC), but just the week after. I'm sort of surprised they are doing it there for that reason, but I guess they are expecting to attract a different crowd. I do like the cause it supports.
I've done it 2x, the first year, it was only a 5k, VERY small, and I was 5 mths pregnant! ha, I decided to give it a go again, and this yr, they said they had over 1400!
I love the supporting ones too! After hearing (and doing) Midsummer, I will def do it yearly, Sick kids hospital is amazing!
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fit-kitty wrote:gnu wrote:How did it go, fit kitty?
I did the 10K and had a lot of fun. There are events in Vancouver and Calgary in June...nice tech tee, free coffee, lovely bracelet for finishers....just sayin'
WELL! my daughter (6) did the 5k, and I'm pretty sure has caught the running bug! She's asked when she can do another, and when I mentioned the Alfie Shrub having a kids 2km, she said NO 5! HA! (John Stanton mentioned her running in, she was determined!)
I did the 10k, and I did like it for organization and the atmosphere, I liked the first half of the course, the 2nd felt all over, almost like they had a hard time making up 10k, so they just kept putting us whereever we needed to go!?!?! Did you get that feeling??
The bracelets were very cute!
Haha that's cute
I kinda got that feeling when I looked at the route map before the race, but when I was out there I didn't notice as much. I wasn't crazy about the part where the course turned left across itself twice, but it didn't seem to cause any problems anywhere near me so I guess they designed it with the the race size in mind!
And John Stanton I know he only has like 5 things he says at races, and at smaller races he picks one or two from his list of 5 to say...but of the 5 things he had to choose from, he picked the worst possible one for a women-only race. He picked the one where he says that there are cameras at the finish, and it doesn't matter how fast you run as long as you look good doing it. That has an entirely different meaning when you are speaking to a mixed field
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fit-kitty, that is one of the cutest things I've ever seen!
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fit-kitty wrote:http://mysportsshooter.zoomphoto.ca/eventgallerysearch/16603/0092/1/
My 6 yr old at 5k finish
I LOVE her look of determination -- great pics!! Memorable day!!
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orleansrunner1962 wrote:fit-kitty wrote:http://mysportsshooter.zoomphoto.ca/eventgallerysearch/16603/0092/1/
My 6 yr old at 5k finish
I LOVE her look of determination -- great pics!! Memorable day!!
She kept talking about it after. She said I remember you said to 'finish strong'
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