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May
4, 2008
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Clinics
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Hello
Everyone,
January
31, 2008
In
this Issue:
- 6th Annual Run in Memory of Kurt Gelbhaar
- The Sudbury Rocks!!! Race, Run or Walk for Diabetes - an
event for all ages and abilities
- Nickel City Tri Team Meeting
- Quinoa: one of Nature's Power Foods
- Upcoming Local Events - Hypothermic Half February 3, 2008
- Running Room Update -
- Track North News -
- Mike Coughlin's Discomfort Zone Tri
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February 2, 2008
6th Annual Run in Memory of Kurt Gelbhaar

On Saturday, February 2, the Sudbury Rocks!!
Running Club will hosting our sixth annual Run
in Memory of Kurt Gelbhaar.
Kurt died suddenly on Tuesday, January 29, 2002. He was in
his 79th year and still running competitively. He was a mentor
and inspiration to most local runners and it is fitting his
actions be remembered.
The Run will be very informal.
There will be no set distances and it is not a race. We will
meet in the lobby at Laurentian University's Athletic Building
at 9:00 am . The run will start at approximately 9:00 am and
will proceed at a leisurely pace down Loach's Trail. Most runners
will continue around a 10k loop back to the University via Ramsey
Lake Rd. and South Bay Rd. Runners are free to go whatever distance
appeals to them or fits their schedule but ALL runners will
be encouraged to stick together for the first few kms.
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4, 2008
The Sudbury Rocks!!! Race, Run
or Walk for Diabetes -
an event for all ages and abilities
by Vince Perdue, Course Director
Our upcoming Sudbury Rocks!!! Race, Run or
Walk for Diabetes being held on May 4 is
an event for all ages and abilities. From the “FREE”
1km Kids run, on up through the 5km, 10km, ½
marathon and finally the marathon there is definitely
an opportunity for everyone to be challenged within
their abilities and therefore reach their goals. Ages
range from the almost brand new gems in the 1km right
across the spectrum to fully formed diamonds in the
other events.
The 1km “FREE”
Kids Run
This event is designed to get the young folks involved
in the sport in a safe and friendly environment. Parents
are enthusiastically invited to run along with their
young charges though the downtown streets and baby
joggers are absolutely welcomed. The Kids get to experience
a professional start/finish setup and all the positive
energy of a real race environment along with lots
of boisterous spectators. All finishers are rewarded
with medals and goodies. There are no special prizes
for the fastest but we do record the top (10) individuals
and the results are posted but otherwise this is a
participation event.
The 5Km Walk/Run
The fastest growing race today is the 5km. This “FUN”
distance is doable by all ages and fitness levels.
It’s also a great outing for those into bonding
with other like-minded individuals. The 5km distance
is also a great first step on one’s path to
longer distance running. Many long distance runners
continue to use 5km road races as high-speed training
sessions for their longer distance events.
This year the Sudbury
Rocks!!! 5km course has been altered
to make the event just a little easier and faster.
It’s now an out and back and the terrain is
not challenging. There are t-shirts and finishing
medals for all plus winning and placing prizes as
well as medals for age group wins and placings.
The 10km Walk/Run
With only reasonable training, most people can complete
a 10km. You don’t have to train too long for
the event and you recover quickly. It can be a “FUN”
time or a step up from the 5km distance or a real
test of your running abilities. It is also a stepping
stone on the path for those pursuing longer distance
events.
The
Sudbury Rocks!!! 10km course has been
changed this year as well. There are less turns and
it’s flatter and a bit faster. As in the 5km
there t-shirts and finishing medals for all plus winning
and placing prizes as well as medals for age group
wins and placings.
The ½ Marathon
The ½ marathon is a friendly distance. Beginners,
who have gotten their introduction to road running
in a 5km or 10Km, can look to the half as the next
step upward. Experienced runners like half marathons,
because racing 21 kilometres requires somewhat less
time commitment than does a full 26-mile marathon.
And they can recover more rapidly.
The
Sudbury Rocks!! ½ Marathon is
one of our best attended events. The course
is one full loop of the marathon route running through
the flatter parts of the city. Participants will not
only compete against other halfers but will share
the road with younger, faster marathoners trying to
overtake their older competitors. It should make for
an exciting day. There is also prize
money and medals for the speedsters and medals
for the age group placers. Of course, all registrants
get technical short sleeve t-shirts and all finishers
get medals.
The Marathon
One of the ultimate running challenges is the marathon.
It requires both mental and physical stamina well
beyond what is required of shorter events. Training
for the marathon will probably change your outlook
on things even beyond running. Done properly, both
in your training and completion of the distance, you
will be rewarded in so many positive ways that are
hard to explain to the uninitiated.
The
Sudbury Rocks!!! Marathon is Canada’s
only age graded chase marathon – this allows
EVERYONE the chance to win! A staggered start by age
and gender with prizing and finishing based on the
adjusted times will make sure that any age –
male or female - can win! Details
here. First place prize money is a whopping $2,000
and we pay to 10th place.
Details here. All registrants receive technical
short sleeve t-shirts and finishing medals. Age group
winners receive placing medals.
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course is 2 loops through the flatter parts of
the city starting and finishing in front of the Sudbury
YMCA on Durham St.
Best of luck to all. May the best (man or woman
of any age!!!!) win!!
All Events
All events in the Sudbury Rocks!!! Race, Run
or Walk for Diabetes are in support of the
Canadian Diabetes Association.
Proceeds and pledges from the Sudbury Rocks!!!
Race, Run, Walk for Diabetes will support
research and local programs of the Canadian
Diabetes Association.
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For information on the Sudbury
Rock!!! Race, Run or Walk for Diabetes please go to their
website at: www.sudburyrocksmarathon.com
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City Tri Team Meeting
Well, it's 2008 and we're getting ready for an
exciting THIRD year as a team. We'd like to get things
rolling early so we're having an information meeting.
If you are looking for a new activity (run, bike,
swim) or want to increase your workouts this may be
for you.
Nickel City Triathlon team presently
has 30 members and are looking for some new recruits.
If you know of anyone who might be interested, The
Club's first meeting is coming up and you're Definitely
Welcome.
When: Wednesday, February 7 at
8:15 pm
Where : Laurentian University
Physical Education Building Main Lobby Couches
Information: Contact Andrea Ford
at info@nickelcitytri.com
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Quinoa:
one of natures power foods
Quinoa which is pronounced
(keen-wah) has been around for centuries. It
was called the grain of the gods by the Incas and for good reason.
It is
unlike any other grain as it packs the combination of being high
in
protein, fiber, iron and complex carbohydrates. It is truly one
of the
most complete foods around. For a runner who is looking for clean
foods
to fuel their system, Quinoa is a great choice. Quinoa can be
served hot
as a starch dish or cold in a salad. It is similar to couscous
but much
more nutrient rich.
Quinoa's protein content,
about 16 percent, is higher than that of any
other grain. Most grains lack the amino acid lysine which Quinoa
is
abundant in. In fact, the amino acid composition in Quinoa is
almost
perfect. The World Health Organization has judged the protein
in Quinoa to
be as complete as that in milk. In addition, Quinoa contains more
iron
than most grains, and is a good source of calcium, phosphorus,
folate, and
many B vitamins. For this reason it is a great choice for runners
who want
the nutritional edge to push their body to the next level.
Quinoa is gaining popularity
and can now be found at most grocery stores.
In some cities it may still require you to go to a health food
store to
get it. Regardless finding and incorporating quinoa into your
diet is a
fantastic way of getting clean calories into your system.
It is always difficult when you are introduced
to a new food to figure out
how to prepare it so I have included a recipe that I make all
the time.
Jim's Greek Quinoa Salad
Take one cup of quinoa and rinse it through
a tight strainer to get the
fine dust off the grain. If you do not do this step the quinoa
can get
bitter.
Boil Quinoa for about 15 minutes or until
the outer shell disappears and
you have a translucent grain. Set aside in the refrigerator.
Chop the following:
Medium Yellow Pepper
¼ red onion
½ a English cucumber
2 small roma tomatoes chopped
¾ cup of crumbled feta cheese
Dressing:
¼ cup of extra virgin olive oil
1/8 cup of good balsamic vinegar
pinch of salt
pinch of pepper
I Tbsp of greek spices
Pull the quinoa out of the refrigerator
and mix all ingredients into the
quinoa. Add the dressing and put back into the refrigerator. Serve
cold.
If you want a bigger meal you can grill
some blackened chicken or shrimp
on the BBQ and add it to the top of your salad. It is a great
meal and it
is even better the second day!
Remember if you are in pain and struggling
with injury, we can help. "Our
mission..is your wellness".
Jim Scheibel
Mission Wellness Laser Therapy
2037 Long Lake Rd #5
Sudbury, ON
P3E 6J9
705-523-0114
missionwellness.ca
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Upcoming Local Events
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February 10, 2008
Winter
Walkathon

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January
27, 2008 Cancelled
Rescheduled to March??? |
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4, 2008

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Run
Club Update |
Hello All-
The Running Room Sudbury would like to invite anyone who
has been, is currently, or is interested in becoming a clinic
instructor out for nachos at Buzzy Brown’s this Thursday,
January 31st at 7:30 p.m. Come with stories, pictures and
questions because we want to hear about your experiences
and share them with former, new and returning instructors.
Visa Perks are back! Pay with your Visa card and save 15%
on all regular-priced footwear, apparel & accessories,
(excluding taxes) when you redeem your visaperks.ca coupon.
Offer expires May 31, 2008 and excludes electronics, nutrition,
gift cards, races and clinics.
Come on in with your Lactantia Healthy Attitude or Olivina
Margarine and complete the coupon with the UPC from the
margarine to receive 20% off your $50.00 purchase of regular-priced
merchandise excluding electronics, gift cards, clinics and
races. Offer expires March 15th, 2008.
There are only 3 registration days left before the Hypothermic
Half is here – online registration is available only
until midnight on February 1st. Come out and enjoy a great
winter run – challenge yourself and the elements and
come out on top! There are only 21 spots left, and for your
$65.00 entry fee ($75.00 February 1st), you receive entry
to the event, a mini-duffle bag, finisher’s medal
and brunch at Buzzy Browns. We do need some volunteers for
this event, so if you have some free time and would like
to give back to the walking and running community, we’d
like to hear from you! Students needing volunteer hours
are always welcome!
Advanced Rejuvenation Valentines
Single & Couples 5K Run
Where: Burlington, ON.
Date: Sunday, February 10th, 2008
Time: 10:00 am
Register on line at: http://www.events.runningroom.com/site/?raceId=3331
9th Annual Achilles St. Patrick's Day 5K Run/Walk
NOW is the time to start telling all your running buddies,
friends, co-workers about the 9th Annual Achilles St. Patrick's
Day 5K Run/Walk set for Sunday, March 16, 2008.
We are back at our old home of Steam Whistle Brewing, the
Roundhouse at 255 Bremner Blvd. Right in the heart of Toronto
and the route will run through the downtown core with the
Start/Finish Line on Bremner Blvd.
Once again all participants will receive a free bowl of
hot Irish chili and a pint of beer (after the race!).
Register on line at: http://www.events.runningroom.com/site/?raceId=3275&contentId=14400&vrindex=0
MISSISSAUGA MARATON WEEKEND
Mark May 11th & 12th on your calendar! Register today
for the fifth anniversary of the Mississauga Marathon presented
by Canon and beat the February 6th price increase. This
“Run for Everyone” has a race for all ages and
abilities. Visit http://www.events.runningroom.com/site/?raceId=3265
or call 905-949-2931 for more information.
Daff-O-Dash for Cancer
Join us Wednesday May 7th as we open our newest store at
Square One in Mississauga. Come and meet Running Room founder
John Stanton and join us for a fun 5k and 2.5k walk/run
as we raise money for the fight against cancer.
Register online now at: http://www.events.runningroom.com/site/?raceId=3394
Square One Running/Walking Room
55 Square One Drive
Mississauga, ON
Date:
Wednesday, March 26th, 2008
Time:
6:30 pm
Wednesday Practice – Everyone Welcome! ½
Run (Claire) – 6K Steady ½ Walk (Janet)
– 6K Steady
For Women Only (Kris) – 3 minute run, 1 minute walk,
5 times
Learn To Run (Dale) – 3 minute run, 1 minute walk,
5 times
5K Run (Mike and Christina) – 10 minute run, 1 minute
walk, 2 times
OR 10 minute run, 1 minute walk, 2 times plus 6 minute run
10K Run (Joanne) – 4K Steady
10K Walk (Katie) – 3K Steady Walk ½ Run
(Danny and Adrian) – 4K Steady ½ Walk –
4K Steady
Marathon Run – 10K Tempo
Sunday Schedule – Everyone Welcome ½ Run
(Claire) – 21.1K Race Day!!! ½ Walk (Janet)
– 21.1K Race Day!!!
For Women Only (Kris) – 4 minute run, 1 minute walk,
4 times
Learn To Run (Dale) – 4 minute run, 1 minute walk,
4 times
5K Run (Mike and Christina) – 10 minute run, 1 minute
walk, 2 times
OR 10 minute run, 1 minute walk, 2 times plus 8 minute run
10K Run (Joanne) – 8K Long Slow Distance
10K Walk (Katie) – 8K Steady Walk ½ Run
(Danny and Adrian) – 9K Long Slow Distance ½
Walk – 9K Steady Walk
Marathon Run – 16K Long Slow Distance
Happy Trails!
Kris, Travis, Alison, Reed, Amanda, Mike, Danielle, Frank
and Russ!
Store phone: 523-4664 |
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Track
North News - by Dick
Moss |
Monday, January 28, 2008
TNOR:
Weekend Results
TNOR Results from all over:
Boston Indoor Games
Andrew Ellerton, 800m, 5th, 1:52.42
McGill Team Challenge (Montreal)
Leila Angrand
1500, 2nd, 4:37.42
1000, 6th, 2:54.95
Penn State National Invitational
Track North's Kaitlyn Tallman ran a new personal best
over 1000m at the Penn State National Invitational this
Saturday.
Kaitlyn finished 3rd in her section in a time of 2:55.70.
This time qualifies Kaitlyn to run at the Big East Championships
on Feb 23-24 in New York City.
Congrats Kaitlyn!
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Lake
State Open, Saturday, January 26th
Results
Lake
State Open:
Maggie Robins
Mile, 3rd, 5:31.83
800m, 7th, 2:34.66
Kelly Laing
800m, 8th, 2:35.02
Mile, 10th, 5:53.11
Stephanie Flieler
Mile, 6th, 5:39.87
800m, 9th, 2:39.23
Hilary Kilbreath
800m, 11th, 2:45.65
Mile, 12th, 6:01.05
Becky Van Zeyl
55m, 8th, 8.09
200m, 10th, 29.56
Women's 4 x 400m Relay, 3rd, 4:55
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York
Classic, Saturday February 2nd, York Indoor Track
Departure: Friday February 1st
2:00 PM - From the Barn
2:05: From the Bus Stop in Front of Single Students
Residence
Parking: If you are leaving your car overnight at
LU, park in the PE parking lot - cost is $3.00.
Return: 10:00-12:00 PM Saturday Feb 2
Accommodations: Travelodge North York, 50 Norfinch,
416-663-9500
Entries - To be determined.
Schedule:
Meet information is attached.
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Hal
Brown Memorial - Friday Feb 15
Departure: 9:00 AM Friday Feb 2/06.
2:00 PM - From the Barn
2:05: From the Bus Stop in Front of Single Students
Residence
2:10: Confectionery in front of Robin's Nest
Parking: If you are leaving your car overnight at
LU, park in the PE parking lot - cost is $3.00.
Return: Saturday. Should arrive in Sudbury late afternnon,
Sat Feb 16.
Accommodations: Town Inn Suites, 620 Church St., 416-964-3311
Friday night after the meet.
Roster: To be determined.
Cost for Track North Members: $50 (includes entry
fees, travel and accommodations)
Schedule:
Meet information document is attached.
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For
information call me.
Vincent Perdue
341 Fourth Ave, Sudbury On. P3B-3R9
705-560-0424
vtperdue@cyberbeach.net
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