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Tag Archives: Dion Snowshoes
Ultra Marathon Tips From the Pros
Stepping up to your first ultra (longer than 26.2 miles) can be a scary thing. So before I toed the line for my first 50k, I wanted to make sure I got some advice from accomplished ultra/trail runners on how to do is safely and quickly. Not only was this my first 50k (The Flagline 50k), but it was also the USA 50k Trail Running Championships. Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Plant Powered Athletes, Racing, Running Tips, Tips & Tricks
Tagged 50k, Altitude, Athlete, Bend Oregon, Blisters, Bob Dion, Championships, Dion Snowshoes, Flagline 50k, Mountain Running, Nancy Hobbs, National Championships, Oregon, Race, Richard Bolt, Running, Running Shoes, Shoes, Trail Running, Trail Shoes, Ultra-Marathon, Video
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Tim VanOrden’s Running Raw Update – May 11th, 2011
Another year has ticked by and I’m beginning my 43rd lap around the Sun. With a solid year of training and racing behind me, I’m entering into the 2011 USA Trail Running Championship Series in the best shape of my life. In the past few weeks, I’ve set two new lifetime PR’s and the season is just beginning. On May 14th, I’ll be attempting to defend my championship title at the U.S. 15k Trail Championships in Spokane, WA. Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Events, Newsletters, Plant Powered Athletes, Presentations, Race Previews, Race Reports, Racing, Raw on The Road, Running Tips, Training
Tagged Athlete, Bennington, Championships, Dion Snowshoes, Empire State Building, Events, Fundraising, Hill Running, Monument, Mountain Running, National Championships, Newsletters, Race, Running, Skyscraper, Snowshoe, Spokane, Sponsorship, Stairclimbing, Strength Training, Trail Running, Training, Travel, Vermont, Video, WMAC
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Tim VanOrden’s Running Raw Update – February 15th, 2011
In This Update:
• Race Report – Empire State Building Success
• Getting to Nationals
• Breakfast of Champions
• Upcoming Events Continue reading
Posted in Events, In The News, Newsletters, Plant Powered Athletes, Presentations, Race Previews, Race Reports, Racing, Recipes, The Journey
Tagged Championships, Dion Snowshoes, Empire State Building, Events, Fundraising, Media, Newsletters, Race, Runners World, Skyscraper, Snowshoe, Sponsorship, Stairclimbing, Travel, Wisconsin, WMAC
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Tim VanOrden’s Running Raw Times – January 31st, 2011
The Top Ten of 2010
The year 2010 can summed up in a single sentence – “As you sow, so shall you reap.” After five years of what seemed at times to be an exercise in futility, I actually have some results that I’m proud to share. The pride I feel is not based in my own egotistical needs for validation, but in the knowing that there is now rock solid evidence that one can reach the peak of athletic performance on a diet of simple fruits and vegetables. Continue reading
Posted in In The News, Newsletters, Plant Powered Athletes, Race Previews, Race Reports, Racing, Rants, Running Tips, The Journey, Training
Tagged Athlete, Championships, Cross Country Skiing, Cross Training, Dion Snowshoes, Empire State Building, Events, Mountain Running, Newsletters, Nordic Skiing, Race, Running, Snowshoe, Snowshoeing, Tabata, Trail Running, Training, Travel
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Fast Times at High Mountain Ridge AKA Greylock Glen Snowshoe Race
With the Empire State Building Run Up (the unofficial world championships of stair climbing) only 2 weeks away, my training has been fast and furious… Continue reading
Posted in Race Reports, Racing
Tagged Dion Snowshoes, Massachusetts, Race, Snowshoe, WMAC
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I Love Woodford Snowshoe Race
The rains may have washed away the snow in the rest of New England, but up on Woodford Mountain, the snow was heavy and deep. Perfect conditions for the first of the 2010 Dion Snowshoes WMAC Snowshoe Series… Continue reading
Posted in Race Reports, Racing
Tagged Dion Snowshoes, Race, Snowshoe, WMAC, Woodford
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Northern Vermont SnOWshoe Championships
In the 3 months that I’ve been in Vermont, I’ve done very little exploring in the state. So when a qualifier for the US Snowshoe Championships was scheduled for Smugglers Notch Ski Area in northern Vermont, I thought this would be a great opportunity to get reacquainted with my home state. Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Race Reports, Racing, The Journey
Tagged Dion Snowshoes, Hill Running, Injury, Mountain Running, National Championships, Race, Running, Snow, Snowshoe, Trail Running, Uphill, Vermont, Winter
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The Ups and Downs of Snowshoe Racing
What goes up, must come down. The competitors in the Curly’s Record Run snowshoe race in Pittlsfield, MA this past weekend might rephrase that statement as: what goes up, up, up and still higher up, must come down, down, and very quickly down Continue reading
Posted in Race Reports, Racing
Tagged Dave Dunham, Dion Snowshoes, Hill Running, Massachusetts, Mountain Running, Pittsfield State Forest, Race, Raw, Snowshoe, Trail Running, Vertical, Winter, WMAC
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Snowshoeing in Florida
Yes, you read the title correctly – I snowshoed in Florida yesterday with a hundred other winter sports fanatics. Of course I’m referring to Florida, Massachusetts, just south of the Vermont border on the high Green Mountain plateau. It’s an oddly named town, as it sits at an elevation of over 2,000 feet and registers the coldest temperatures and greatest snowfall in Massachusetts. Not many retirees living up there. Continue reading
Posted in Race Reports, Racing
Tagged Albany Running Exchange, Dave Dunham, Dion Snowshoes, Massachusetts, Race, Running, Snowshoe, Trail Running, Winter, WMAC
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Tim VanOrden’s Running Raw Times – March 5th, 2010
The Year in Review?
Many people think that I live a charmed life. I get to run, hike, race, travel, talk to people and basically do whatever I want. What could be better? In many regards this is true. I have chosen to pursue something that I believe in strongly, something that I believe can make a difference. There is great freedom in that choice. But there is also great responsibility and sacrifice… Continue reading →