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Lanni Marchant On Training In Kenya (0)
Lanni Marchant is arguably one of the toughest competitors out there. She finished second at The 2011 Canadian Marathon Championships before spending the better part of her summer studying for her bar exam. Read more to find out how her new job landed her in Kenya as she prepares to run The Rotterdam Marathon on April 15th. Read More |
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Cam Levins Makes Canada Proud (0)
Canadians are known for being polite, and thus Cam Levins could be Canada’s spokesperson. He is incredibly humble, unassuming, and does not take his success for granted. He might also be one of the hardest working runners out there. Levins logs in excess of 600 miles in a month in his Saucony Shadow Genesis. That is upwards of 1000 kilometers for the Canucks out there, or from Windsor to Montreal, or Detroit to New York City. Read More |
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Marilyn Arsenault On Mindful Strides And Her Return To Competitive Running (1)
Marilyn Arsenault of Victoria, BC is well into her comeback from a debilitating infection that curtailed her training for over a year. Not only is she back training seriously, she is a busy coach and operates a business (Mindful Strides) teaching runners of all abilities how to run with better form. Arsenault competes in the masters age category. Read More |
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Ripley Runs Despite Living With Hemophilia, HIV, & Hepatitis C (1)
About eight years ago Vaughn Ripley entered his first marathon because of a random sign he saw while riding the Metro, Washington D.C.’s subway system. It was New Orleans Mardi Gras Marathon and promoted running the race to raise money for AIDS. Thirty-eight years old at the time, the most Ripley had ever run was a couple of miles. Read More |
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Reid Coolsaet On Training And Living In Kenya (1)
By now I shouldn’t have to tell you that Reid Coolsaet is one of Canada’s greatest runners…EVER! Some folks know Coolsaet as a marathoner, but Coolsaet made his name known in running circles well before he stepped on the line in Ottawa for his debut marathon. Coolsaet was a standout at The University of Guelph and helped Dave Scott-Thomas build the dynasty that is The Gryphons Cross Country Program, before taking to the track and running some blazing fast times. Read More |
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A Brief Chat with Rob Watson: Letting His Brother Take the Reigns (1)
Rob Watson is a London, Ontario native, an 8:29 Steeplechaser, a 2:16 Marathoner, a tough as nails competitor, and a blogger extraordinaire. Watson is in the midst of making some monumental changes in his running life. We don’t need to address the issue of Watson choosing to leave his Speed River training group in Guelph as he addressed his reasons for moving on quite elegantly on his blog. We spent more time chatting about Read More |
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Brooke Wells Blogs About Trials Experience And Shares Video Of Hip Hematoma Draining (0)
On Christmas morning, I received a text message from my Impala teammate, and friend Effin’ J. It contained a motivating message, and the promise that for the next 20 days leading up to the Olympic Trials, I would receive a mantra each day. Read More |
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Post Trials Recap With Ian Burrell (0)
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Post Race Recap With Ariana Hilborn (0)
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Post Race Recap With Kate DeProsperis (0)
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