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May 19: The Friar Trot

May 19: Iris Festival 5K & Kid's 3k

May 19: Queen of the High Road Half Marathon

May 19: Born to Run Challenge

May 19: Walk for Wishes

May 19: Stomp out Abuse 5K

May 19: Mad Scientist Run

May 19: Queen of the High Road Half Marathon

May 19: Stayton Sprint Triathlon

May 20: Iris Festival 10K and Half-Marathon

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  • Oct 27 – Team GFR Celebration – Orientation – Registration Night

    Oct 27 – Team GFR Celebration – Orientation – Registration Night

    Team GFR Training 2011-2012 Marathon • Half Marathon • 10k • 5k • Relays GFR Half Marathon/Marathon Training Participants, Current & Alumni And Any Other Interested Runners YOU ARE INVITED! Attendance is FREE! CELEBRATION – REGISTRATION – PROGRAM OVERVIEW Thursday October 27, 2011 5:30-8:00PM Reed...

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  • Daily Hydration Needs For Athletes

    Daily Hydration Needs For Athletes

    If you want to train and race to the best of your abilities, proper daily hydration is imperative. Researchers concur that with as little as a 3% fluid loss, athletic performance is hindered, pace decreases and perceived effort increases.   Read more in this article from...

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  • Hydration Tips for Runners at Runner’s World

    Hydration Tips for Runners at Runner’s World

    Sipping Points – Hydration Tips for Runners at Runner’s World. For better hydration – sip, don’t gulp your water during a workout or run. Good summary of electrolyte drinks included in this article.  Read more for the latest research on how to prevent dehydration—and boost...

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  • 3 Rules for Healthy Running

    3 Rules for Healthy Running

    For years, the Team GFR Training Programs have repeatedly reinforced these three simple rules for staying healthy.  Follow them and your running will continue to improve over time and you will minimize your risk of getting injured. Here is a nice video reminder from Bart...

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  • Why Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness is a Good Thing – Running Times Magazine

    Why Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness is a Good Thing – Running Times Magazine

    Nicely written article from Running Times Magazine on why you don’t always hurt the day after a race or hard workout.  DOMS or Delayed Muscle Onset Syndrome appears on day 2 or day 3 after a more intense workout, race, long run, or hilly run. ...

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  • What Do I Do About Missed Days?

    What Do I Do About Missed Days?

    What Do I Do About Missed Days? 1. Do the best you can each week in following the schedule. I know, and fully expect, you will have a week here and there where you’ll be unable to follow the schedule for any number of reasons....

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  • How do I run in Wind and Rain?

    How do I run in Wind and Rain?

    Wind is probably one of the toughest weather conditions a runner has to deal with because it can be so unpredictable.  When it’s excessively windy does your head fill with images of Piglet flying through the sky in Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day? ...

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  • 2010-2011 Celebration, Orientation and Registration Night!

    2010-2011 Celebration, Orientation and Registration Night!

    ORIENTATION and REGISTRATION NIGHT! - THURSDAY NOVEMBER 4, 2010 5:30-7:30PM - Reed Opera House - Trinity Ballroom - Cocktail Hour, Appetizers, No-Host Bar - Training Program Orientation - Registration – Q&A and Social

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  • When should I replace my shoes?

    When should I replace my shoes?

    Q: I have a question about shoes. Specifically, when do I replace them? How long are they good to run in before they begin to break down? I know when I feel like I should get new shoes but is there an average shoe-life time...

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  • How Do the Training Levels Differ?

    How Do the Training Levels Differ?

    When designing the four levels of training programs, I created plans that would differ in total workload by about 15% each as you move from Beginner/Novice to Recreational to Advanced to Competitor. In measuring the total workload, I looked at the following: Total Days per...

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