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AUGUST 2010 NEWSLETTER Volume 7, Number 5 NEWSLETTER CONTENTS Call of the Wild Marathon 2-3 The Marathon Show 3 Grand Island Marathon 3 Maniacs Dana Casanave and Sam Haulin Apsen Marathon 4-6 Felsenfeld are both on missions this year to run 52+ marathons and Half Fanatics 6 raise money and awareness for Transcendence 12 hours 6 good causes. Dana is running for orphans in Africa and Sam is ET Midnight Marathon 7 running for autism. Kory Wheatley story 7 Check out there stories on page Park City Marathon 8 13. Watershed Marathon 9 The Road to Boston 10 Cascade Crest 100 11 Maniacs on Twitter 11 Show me your 262 12 Helping others… 13 Maniac Poll 14 Report from Insane Asylum 15 Maniac Couples 16 New Maniacs 16 Milestones/Promotions 17 Coming in September 18 Discounts 19 Maniacs Invade the Arctic 19 Note from the Editor 20 Rhetorical Revelations from “The Rev” 21 August 2010 Newsletter First Call Summer (8/7/10): Shawn Aebi, Margaret Barrett, Steve Barrick, Jessica Bienvenue, Jim Boyd, Adrian Call, Francesca Carmichael, Jonathan Clark, Bob & Lenore Dolphin, Kelley Garcia, Clark "The Dude" Gilbert, Margaret Gorog, Ric "the sweeper pacer" Hart, Paul Hoffmann, Barefoot Jon, Jeff Loen, Sarah Lynch, King Arthur Martineau, Patty "Bulldog" McKerney, Rich Menzel, Cyndie Merten, Kevin Murray, Pete Nicholson, Gary Otheim, Josh Owen, Monte Pascual, Cheri Pompeo (Gillis), Mel Preedy, Marilyn "Mare" Pyke, walkabitrunabit, har, Scott Sebelsky, Scott Spangler, Brian Starkey, Rob Stretz, Takao Suzuki, Steve "Marathon Freak" Walters RD Adrian Call Is everyone’s watches ready? Josh Owen Bob Dolphin Paige Steve Barefoot Jon Denison Walters Jim Boyd Mel Preedy Francesca Carmichael Jessica Bienvenue Monte Pascual Pete Nicholson 2 August 2010 Newsletter Rich Menzel and Cyndie Merten Mel Preedy Scott Spangler The Marathon Show (hosted by Maniac #1817, Joe Taricani) was first broadcast in June 2010. It’s a one of a kind show that spot lights the marathon and marathon runners. Maniacs have found a safe haven with this great show. A few times a week Joe broadcast the show live online, the shows are then made available to download from iTunes (via Podcast). Each week Joe features a marathoner, and often does shout outs to marathoners from all over. Another great part of this show is the “runners chat”, in these shows Joe gets three marathoners together and does a round table discussion about many great topics. So if you have already come across the show, please do. Check it out and tune in! http://www.themarathonshow.com Chuck Engle Daniel Tyukody Shawn Loy Paul Fournier Angela Hill Laurie Schneider John Snuggs Eric Kass James Work Grand Island Trail Marathon (8/1/10): Paul Fournier, Angela Hill, Eric Kass, Daniel Tyukody, Shawn Loy, Laurie Schneider, John "Snuggie Bear" Snuggs, James Work 3 August 2010 Newsletter Dana Casanave Gail Phillips Henry Haulin Aspen Trail Marathon (8/8/10): Roger Adams, Roger Biggs, Monica Bloom, Marc Brewer, Dana Casanave, Doug "It's Cheaper Than Therapy" Clark, Tom "Drag-on" Craven, Sarah Duncan, Michael Dutton, Jasmin "La Tortuga" Flores, Cindy Heckerl, Bret Fat-Boyee Henry, Jill Hudson, Steve Hughes, McLovin, Runner’s High™, Peggy McKean, Steve Metcalf, Dana Mosell, har, Janna Theriault, Steve "Marathon Freak" Walters, CJ **Hollywood** Warren, Peter ("Old Man") Westcott, Jessica Williams, Melissa M. Williams Doug Clark Marc Brewer Gail Phillips Henry Bret Henry Steve Walters Jill Hudson Jill Hudson Tom Craven Sarah Duncan Steve Walters Gail Phillips Henry What’s so funny? Robert Lopez 4 August 2010 Newsletter Steve Hughes Roger Adams Sarah Duncan Dana Mosell Steve Metcalf Peter Westcott Jill enjoying a little food! Tom Craven Peggy McKean Jessica Williams Marc Brewer #2 Chris Warren cruisin’! Henry Rueden and Steve Walters ran Haulin Apsen in the second leg of a double that started in Seattle on Aug 7! McLovin! Jasmin Flores Cindy Heckerl Roger did you take a fall? Dana Mosell 5 August 2010 Newsletter Bret “Fat-Boyee” Gail Phillips Henry Henry Marathon Maniacs running half Monica Bloom marathons…YES, it’s true! Tired of running marathons and ultras (HA!!)? Need to back down on that weekly mileage and concentrate on getting faster? Then join the Half Fanatics (halffanatics.com). There are currently over 400 members in the Fanatic Asylum, and I’m sure you’ll recognize a few names in the group. So jump on the bandwagon now, get your qualifying races in and join this new, zany group! Doug Clark www.halffanatics.com Jasmin Flores Dana Casanave Is Monte offering Andy Fritz some advice to a Fanatic? Jon Yoon Rose Bak Lisa Walter & Jenny Appel Finishing up the loop. Transcendence Ultra 12h Endurance Run (8/15/10): Jenny Appel, Rose Bak, Jessica Bienvenue, Francesca Carmichael, Tony C, Paige Denison, Jim Duggan, Sarah Duncan, Andy Fritz, "Insane Jane", Jill Hudson, Tory "Teechur" Klementsen, Monte Pascual, Marilou Russell, McGyver, Linda Walter, Prez Steven Yee, Marie Zornes A few Maniacs getting ready! 6 August 2010 Newsletter E.T. Full Moon Midnight Marathon/51K (8/21/10): Deanna Ashby, Marathon Mitch, Casey Chernesky, Ed "Fancy Pants" Ettinghausen, MidgetPornstar#2175, "Cadillac" Steve Hernandez, James "GTTH" Hong, Ron Kageyama, Karl Michel, Jessica "Wabbitz" Montoya, Rudy Montoya, Don "Wait For Me!" Pemberton, Marilou Russell, Ward Sullivan, Jeff Venable, Karen"Evil Twin" Vollan; Marcia "Granny hips" Amos, Melissa Briggs, Pony Express, Doug "It's Cheaper Than Therapy" Clark, Ryan Cross, Morgan 'Baby Cougar' Cummings, Ram, Carol Goslin, Elaine Green, Tim Gundeck, David Hamilton, Meg Hays, Franz Kolb, Gary 'Cougar Bait' Krugger, Paul "Big Mac" MacDonald, Jeremy McKissack, Rocco Morales, Jackie Ong, Joseph "Jo Jo Starbucks" Reilly, Lorne Sundby Betsy Rogers Maniac #342 Kory Wheatley, who has won the Pocatello Marathon in back-to-back years, was hit by a truck and had to have a rod installed in or to repair his broken femur. Kory currently holds the course record in Pocatello (2:36:19). Unfortunately he will be unable to run in this year’s race as he continues to recover from the accident. Kory will be on the sidelines of this year’s event cheering on the other runners. Check out the whole story here: http://www.isuvoice.com/2010/08/26/marathoner- hit-by-truck-is-isu-employee Linda Barton 7 August 2010 Newsletter Angie Whitworth Pace & Teresa Baker Park City Marathon (8/21): Teresa Baker, John Bozung, Joyce Carey, Morgan 'Baby Cougar' Cummings, Hal Gensler, Tim Gill, Val Hower, Steve Kissell, Franz Kolb, Gary 'Cougar Bait' Krugger, Drew Larry Macon & Teresa Baker Lewis, Dotty Maddock, Bill Mandler, Valerie Merges, Kurt Neilan, Keith "Kip" Panzer, Chip Southern, Jeffrey "Wardium" Ward, Angie Whitworth Pace Val Hower Larry Macon Yolanda Holder Valerie Merges Tim Gill Steve Kissell 8 August 2010 Newsletter Monte Bret Bellevue Pascual Roger Adams Rob Stretz Redmond Watershed Preserve Marathon (8/28): Roger Adams, Shawn Aebi, Jenny Appel, Deanna Ashby, Bret Bellevue, Jessica Bienvenue, Monica Bloom, Ted Eckert, Andy Fritz, Margaret Gorog, Rick "Road Kill" Haase, Heath Johnson, Laura Johnson, Barefoot Jon, Kimberly "Kimpossible" Kuhlmann, Kurt Lauer, McLovin, Sarah Lynch, Carla Owen, Josh Owen, Monte Pascual, Brian Pendleton, Cheri Pompeo (Gillis), Scott Spangler, Rob Stretz, Takao Suzuki, Linda Robert Lopez Andy Fritz Walter, Steve "Marathon Freak" Walters, Prez Steven Yee Sarah Lynch Rick Haase Diane Robinson Evil McLovin! Christel Elliott Barefoot Jon Rick Haase Kurt Lauer, Monte Pascual, Steve Walters Jessica Bienvenue Kimberly Kuhlmann 9 August 2010 Newsletter The Maniac stories of success and triumph! Matt Manning (#585) – New Las Vegas Marathon (La Vegas, NV) – December 10, 2006 – Age 40 I trained for my first marathon, Chicago '04, with little expectation. As a 38 year old 20+ year smoker who was unable to run a mile non-stop in 2000 (the year I quit), I knew that just finishing 26 miles would be an amazing accomplishment. I trained using a very basic Hal Higdon structured program and finished my first marathon in 4:23:44. Man, oh man, was that hard. I thought 'never again'. However, by the time I got home from Chicago I was thinking about it... maybe just one more... I started looking for my next marathon. I chose the old Las Vegas International Marathon in January '05. I recovered from Chicago, built a new 3 month training schedule, and decided to try and BQ in my 2nd race! I met up with 2 online running buddies who were also going for <3:16 and we took off together at the start. The winds were blowing hard that day out of the north, and the course was point to point... heading north. Buddy one dropped off pace before mile 8. I fell off pace at mile 14. Buddy two nailed it. I finished in 3:49:48... no BQ, but a massive PR! I felt great afterward with very little soreness, so I thought I could shave off another 30 minutes if I ran another marathon soon... so I ran Austin 2 weeks later... starting at BQ pace, and ending at mile 20 with cramps in places I didn't even know I had muscles! DNF. Over the next year I ran 3 more marathons, but all were slower than my 3:49. It seemed I would never get close to a BQ time! Then, in May '06, I ran the Flying Pig in 3:32 (unexpectedly). This renewed my interest in a BQ. I had just turned 40 and now only needed a <3:21. I trained HARD that summer for Chicago '06. I ran a mile time trial in 5:18. I ran a 5K time trial in 18:34. I got my weight down to 165 and was READY! The weather on race day was cold and windy, but great for marathon running.
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