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Jake Schonhoft and the sixth annual Boulderthon (On Running) (opens the original)
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We run marathons for different reasons; some of us to share a “life-list” experience with friends; others to honor a family member; lose weight or win a bet, and still more to get a personal best, place among the top finishers or even qualify for the Olympic Trials. For Jake Schonhoft, Sunday’s sixth annual Boulderthon marathon is a way to get his story of resilience, perseverance and overcoming obstacles out to those who need to hear it, especially anyone who has suffered traumatic brain injury
Frank Shorter deserves his spot on list of most influential Coloradans (On Running) (opens the original)
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When I saw a press release from the Denver Post listing Steve Bosley and Frank Shorter among the 150 most influential Coloradans of the past 150 years, I thought it was appropriate — and perhaps even a bit limiting. “Among the 150 most influential Americans” would not be too much of a stretch. Such is the power and importance of the running and fitness movement that both were integral early parts of, a movement that continues to grow worldwide, growing beyond running to all aspects of wellness,
On Running: Jenny Simpson enters a new phase in life (Michael Sandrock) (opens the original)
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Sunday was Jenny Simpson’s 40th birthday. It was also a day that marked her homecoming after a life-threatening cardiac arrest last month that ended her running, something that has been the linchpin of Simpson’s life since she was a precocious middle-schooler growing up in Oviedo, Fla. At a gathering with friends, family and many from the tight-knit community of Marshall, it was clear this was Simpson’s ‘Rebirth Day” as well. The celebration was held at the old Marshall schoolhouse south of Boul
On Running: Boulder Road Runners measure success in inspiration and opportunity (opens the original)
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The sun was just disappearing behind the Flatirons, taking along with it the day’s near 100-degree heat, by the time the 4×400 meter relay runners lined up on the Potts Field track on the University of Colorado’s east campus to receive instructions at last week’s Boulder Road Runners all comers summer track meet series. The relay — comprising teams of four runners, each running one lap with a baton that is then handed off to the next runner — was the final event of the meet, as well as of the po
Racing history stretches back to ‘The Odyssey’ era (On Running) (opens the original)
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As Marc Antony comes bounding onto the stage at the start of the Colorado Shakespeare Festival’s production of “Julius Caesar,” she is sporting a race bib number and athletic shoes (The role is played by Antoinette Robinson). Sitting inside the comfortable, air-conditioned, Roe Green Theatre on the University of Colorado campus on a recent very hot Saturday afternoon, such recognition of a fellow runner depicted on stage was pleasing. If you get a chance to see the play, set in the modern era of
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