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In This Issue IN PASSING NEWSLETTER OF THE SECOND WIND RUNNING CLUB March/April 2007 Volume 24 Number 2 Clinton Lake 30-Mile Ultra Training Series began January 20th with a great turnout for 10 miles at Clinton Lake. In this issue: Mud, Glorious Mud Second Wind Runner Awards Riddle Run 2007 7 Down (Under) New Road Racing Circuit Back to Boston, Part II Member Spotlights Chilly Chili And much more! Winter Fun Runs Tuesdays at 6:00 p.m./6:30 p.m. Armory Track, SW Entrance (corner of Gregory/Fourth St.) The outdoor group will meet at 6:00 p.m. and will run 1 to 6 miles around campus. You can choose your own distance and pace, and there is always somebody to run with. The indoor group will meet at 6:30 p.m. to use the Armory track. Please note there is a fee to use this facility. Come join us each Tuesday evening. Contact Brian Kuhn for more information at [email protected] or 778-6545. Fun Runs will move to Meadowbrook Park beginning Tuesday, April 3rd. See flyer page 16. Strawberry Fields 3 0 6 W. S PRINGFIELD , U RBANA QUALITY, SELECTION, VALUEAND SERVICE Strawberry-Fields.com In Passing ● March/April 2007 ● secondwindrunningclub.org IN PASSING NEWSLETTER OF THE SECOND WIND RUNNING CLUB March/April 2007 Volume 24 Number 2 OFFICERS President: Kelly Bails Treasurer: Stan Shobe Keep those stories coming! Secretary: Kristy Powell Your contributions to the newsletter are BOARD MEMBERS vital. Please e-mail your race results, articles, photos etc. by Joe Bails Melony Barrett April 15th for the Karen Carney May/June issue! Tricia Crowder Bill Dey Articles to [email protected] Jeff Kelly Results and photos to [email protected] Brian Kuhn Subject: “story for IP,” or “race results for IP” Kristy Powell Andrew Signor Tracy Thomas Want to get the Word Out? RACE COORDINATOR Advertise with Us! Tricia Crowder Full Page: $85 (single insertion), $16.75 (½ year; 3 insertions) $38.50 (full year; 6 insertions) WEB SITE Back Half Page: $75 (single insertion), $191.5 (½ year; 3 insertions) www.secondwindrunningclub.org $337.50 (full year; 6 insertions) Webmaster: Kelly Bails Half Page: $50 (single insertion), $17.50 (½ year; 3 insertions) NEWSLETTER TEAM $5.00 (full year; 6 insertions) Editor: Jeff Kelly Quarter Page: $30 (single insertion), $76.50 (½ year; 3 insertions) Editor: Jan Seeley Race Editor: Bill Dey $135.00 (full year; 6 insertions) Layout: Jane Domier Business Card: $15 (single insertion), $38.5 ( ½ year; 3 insertions) Advertising: Sara Thompson $67.50 (full year; 6 insertions) To place an ad, or receive more information, please contact Second Wind Running Club c/o Sara Thompson 2467 Clayton Blvd. Champaign, IL 618 phone: 17.44.8771 e-mail: [email protected] In Passing ● March/April 2007 ● secondwindrunningclub.org 3 IN PASSING New Members WELCOME TO THE CLUB! Peggy Emkes Elizabeth Russell Andrew Stumpf Mahomet, IL Mahomet, IL Champaign, IL Jessica Hall Sandy Street Martha & Don Willi Savoy, IL Savoy, IL Mahomet, IL IN PASSING LUB NEWSLETTER OF THE SECOND WIND RUNNING C IN PASSINGMarch/April 2006 Volume 23 Number 2 NEWSLETTER OF THE SE ING CLUB Upcoming Spring Races! In this issue: May/June 2006 Volum McNabb F-A 50K olume 23 Number 1 COND WIND RUNNING CL SECOND WIND RUNN Mountain Mist 50K Riddle Run 7 e 23 Number 3 Chilly Chili Buffalo In this issue: The Pilates Phenomenon Join the club Land Between the Lakes UB January/February 2006 V NEWSLETTER OF THE Numbers Don’t Lie Club Member Spotlight Mountain Goat Hills Across the Years Ultra IN PASSING And more! and receive six great issues each year! elle im Gill, Chris Byron, Marla Luckey, Second Wind members Daniell Thank you, voluntee Photo courtesySecond of Tony Winder Suttle Norm Schutt at the Great Wall outside Beijing, China, Janak Patel, and Brian Kuhn Brian Kuhn, Don Frichtl, Eric Smith, PatNovember, Mills, Ken W 2005. Membership application on page 43. Kentucky Arches Second Winders: (L-R)T “Too cold and irregular rs, for making races so enjoyable to run on, but interesting to hike.” e Rideout, Tony Suttle, Mart Photo courtesy of Brian Kuhn Photo courtesy of Norm Schutt. at Mountain Goat Hills Run. y Ern, !Tom Rice, 4 In Passing ● March/April 2007 ● secondwindrunningclub.org Second Wind Upcoming Activities IN THIS ISSUE Clinton Ultra Training Series Run 2 Winter Fun Runs March 17, Clinton Lake 4 New Members Mountain Goat Hill Runs 6 President’s Corner March 4, Kickapoo SRA 7 Remembering Mark Daly 8-9 Ken Welle-Cayenne Spotlight Spring Marathon Training Runs March 5, Lake of the Woods 10-11 Marla Luckey Spotlight April 8, Prairie School 12-15 Second Wind Awards April , Allerton Park 16 Fun Run Pizza Party Info see Website for details 17 Seven Down (Under) 18-21 S Race Across the Years 23 Back to Boston, Part II 24-25 Health Investment Portfolio 26 Chilly Chili Please send corrections, comments, criticisms, or 27 Mud, Mud, Glorious Mud suggestions to Jeff Kelly: [email protected]. 28-31 Riddle Run 2007 For changes in street address, telephone number, 32-33 Road Racing Circuit or e-mail address, please contact the Second Wind 35 Build a Better Second Wind database manager, Kim Nystrom, at knystrom@ uiuc.edu. 36-37 Race Results 38-39 Racing Ahead 40 Harristown Jubilee Race Flyer 41-42 Mountain Goat Hills Flyer Brown, Hobbs & McMurray Insurance • 118 South Race Street • P.O. Box 488 • Urbana, Illinois 61803 • 43 Second Wind Application Paul B. Hobbs • (217) 367-4011 • Fax (217) 384-4346 • [email protected] a division of & BH M When You Need More Than Just a Policy INC. In Passing ● March/April 2007 ● secondwindrunningclub.org 5 IN PASSING President’s Corner From the President What an exciting year ahead for our members with several events during the next two months. First, we have the new Race Circuit that was started by Mike Breault. The next circuit races are the St. Patrick’s Day and Mountain Goat in March and Run for the Health of It and Jog for Josh in April. If you haven’t done so already, make sure to renew your membership. Only current members are eligible for the race circuit. Second, we have our first running of the Clinton Lake Ultra on April 1. The registration filled months in advance. If you missed the registration deadline and want to be a part of the excitement, you can volunteer at the race. We still need a lot of volunteers. If you are inter- ested in helping out, contact me, our race coordinator Tricia Crowder, or the race director Chris Migotsky. Third, we have updated the Build a Better Second Wind program. If you volunteer at one race or write an article for the newsletter, you will automatically receive a Second Wind running shirt at the awards banquet in January. Next, we have the start of the fun runs at Meadowbrook Park and the spring pizza party. The pizza party will be held after the fun run at 7:30 p.m. at Village Inn Pizza. Mark your calendars now for Tuesday, April 3. Finally, we will be starting a speaker series. Every couple of months, we will arrange a speaker for our club members. If you have any suggestions on speakers, please send me an email or give me a call. Happy running, Kelly Bails MAY 19, 2007 8AM Lake-of-the-Woods County Forest Preserve Mahomet, IL Race Flyers/Registrations forms will be available soon. This is a Second Wind Running Club event. 6 In Passing ● March/April 2007 ● secondwindrunningclub.org Second Wind Remembering Mark Daly Second Wind member Mark Daly (left) passed away February 23, 2007, after a cou- rageous battle with brain cancer. Mark was an avid runner with a huge heart. He was very active in the local running community and will be remembered with great affec- tion by a very large number of people. Mark is pictured above at the 2005 Mini-Tri with Pat Mill (center) and Bruce Rodgers (right). Photo courtesy of Tony Suttle. In Passing ● March/April 2007 ● secondwindrunningclub.org 7 IN PASSING Club Member Spotlight on... Ken Welle and his dog, Cayenne Q. When and why did you start running? A. Ken: I started running when I was a kid. Back then it was just transportation. I wasn’t much of an athlete, but I could keep running longer than most kids. I stopped running after college for about 15 years and have been back at it for about 8 years. This second running career started out because I had gotten up to 30 pounds and was really stressed. I needed to do something about it. Cayenne: I started running when Ken’s family adopted me. I like running. Q. How long have you lived in the CU area? A. Ken: I came here for college in 1981. I went to school for 7 years at UI and have been here ever since. Ken and Cayenne at Riddle Run 2006 Cayenne: I was born in this area. I like running. dove and cottontail rabbit. I like running. Q. Why did you join Second Wind? Q. How often do you run? A. Ken: Once I got back into running a little and A. Ken: I generally run 4 days a week. I do about started running races, I wanted to find other people 8 miles on Tuesday and Thursday, about 5 on to run with. I found some kindred spirits with the Saturdays, and then a long run of 1-5 miles on Buffalo group particularly.
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