Oct. 21: Amy, Gregg, Steve, Joe
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The topic du jour: NYCRuns discussions about a revitalized club-series for 2013. Are there enough clubs interested? From an initial meeting, things sound promising.
Oct. 14: Amy, Brenn, Steve, Joe
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Amy spoke of her Paine to Pain experience and we all spoke about our NYRR experience, based on an article on Mary Wittenberg in today’s Times.
Oct. 7: Gregg, Brenn, Joe
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Gregg is recovering nicely from the Hamptons Race, enough to challenge Ritz to a race, and looking forward to doing it again.
Brenn is moving from the undecided column into the leaning-to-race column for New York, and promised to commit to a target time one week before New York. We intend to hold him to it.
And Joe was very charitable in giving his advice on how to race a marathon, based on his extensive experience at that distance. He’s done two.
Sept. 30: Gregg’s Hamptons, Amy’s Swm
Listen to Episode 92
Gregg detailed his adventures in the Hamptons Marathon. And a good showing indeed.
Amy returned with a bit of Paris and a bit of a Little Red Lighthouse swim.
And a bit of inside info on running Paine-to-Paine from Joe.
September 23: Yonkers
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There was no show on September 16, which was when Yonkers was held. So Steve spoke about it, and the upcoming Narrows HM. We were joined for the first time by Mark Thompson, a good runner who’s getting ready for next week-end’s Hamptons Marathon (as is Gregg). Good luck to those guys.
September 9: Tuckahoe Challenge
Listen to Episode 91
Brenn and Joe ran the Tuckahoe Challenge, so they yacked about that. Gregg is preparing to run the Hamptons Marathon, so we yacked about that. Bonus trivia: Although the “Tuckahoe Challenge” took place in the Tuckahoe in Westchester County, there is another Tuckahoe in the Hamptons. Go figure.
Sept. 2: Gregg, Joe, and a touch of Steve
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Steve talked of the updated NYCRuns site and then bowed out as Gregg and Joe went on about the Paul Ryan Marathon-fiasco. I’d post a link to the LetsRun thread that started it all, but it appears to have been deleted.
