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Pineland Farms 2010 » A Weekend of Barefoot Racing

The Pineland Farms Festival of Races was this weekend, and it made what was already a great event into something for the whole family. Along with the normal 25k, 50k and 50 mile races that have been offered for the past few years, an additional day of racing and...

How I Buried the Hatchet and Learned to Live for Running Marathons

by GuestPost | racing

When I was a young whippersnapper, the idea of running a marathon held nothing for me. I used to express to people I would run a marathon on the twelfth of Never. Actually, I thought marathons had to be an acquired taste, much like chicken pox is an acquired illness....

2010 Weekly Back Cove 5k – Week 3 of 17

by Blaine Moore | Race Results

I think that I probably wasn’t alone while dreading the 5k last night. When I left work, it was 91 degrees out with no air movement. Thankfully, by the time that I drove to the race start, about 5 miles towards the ocean, the temperature had dropped about 20...

How to Win a $4500 Custom Road Bike…For Free

by Blaine Moore | News

Today is National Bike to Work day, so I gave my bike a quick tune up last night and rode into town this morning. Hopefully this year I’ll do a better job of actually riding the bike in to work or at least running home on days when I can get a ride in to town....

The First Maine Trash Running Meetup: 450 Pounds of Crap

by Blaine Moore | News

When you run, does anything actually get done? Or are you just traveling from one point to another, which often happens to be the same point? I’ve spoken in the past about using running as a means of transportation, and even literally running your errands rather...

Pineland Farms 2010 » A Weekend of Barefoot Racing

How I Buried the Hatchet and Learned to Live for Running Marathons

2010 Weekly Back Cove 5k – Week 3 of 17

How to Win a $4500 Custom Road Bike…For Free

The First Maine Trash Running Meetup: 450 Pounds of Crap

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