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Running Wild The official newsletter of Run Wild Missoula June, 2012 “Running a marathon...is there an app for that?” Run Wild Missoula Events – June and July Inside this Issue Beer Run-, Wednesday, May 30, 6 p.m., Red Bird, Florence Building Run Wild Missoula's monthly Beer Runs are on the last Wednesday of the month at 6 p.m. at a RWM Events 1 different tavern or brewery. The group run of about 5 miles will be posted at the meeting place. If you’re not a beer drinker, we’ll make sure the establishment has other beverages (including Other Events 3 non-alcoholic) available so you can join in the fun. The May Beer Run will have beer or wine options at the Red Bird in the Florence Building. We look forward to seeing you there! Missoula Marathon 3 Questions? Email Chancellor of Libations Pat Cross at [email protected] See www.runwildmissoula.org soon for location of May 30 Beer Run. Race Reports 5 Missoula Kids Marathon Training Run, Thursday, May 31, 5:30p.m., Washington At The Races 8 Grizzly Stadium The 2nd annual Missoula Kids Marathon training run will take place Thursday, May 31, 2012 at Articles 11 Washington Grizzly Stadium. Gates open at 5:00 and run begins at 5:30. Pick up your official race t-shirt and race number at this fun filled event and warm up with the famous Grizzly Volunteer Spot 12 mascot Monte. See you there! See www.runwildmissoula.org for more information or email Kathy Devlin. RWM News 12 Missoula Mile, Sunday, June 3, 2012, Starts at 9 a.m. on Higgins Avenue in front of RWM Organization 17 the Runner's Edge, 325 N. Higgins Ave. Calendar 18 Questions or want to volunteer? Email Race Director Tim Brooker. Go to www.runwildmissoula.org to register with no extra fees. All races start in downtown Missoula leading to Big Dipper ice cream and back. 9:00 a.m.- Prep Mile (for ages 10-18) 9:20 a.m.- Women's run/walk mile 9:40 a.m.- Men's run/walk mile 10 a.m.- Kids half mile (free ice cream from Big Dipper at the finish) 10:30 a.m.- First Responders mile The first 100 people to register get a Bondi Band. Proceeds to benefit Partnership Health Center. This event is part of Sunday Streets. Cost: $20 through May 30th, $18 for RWM members through May 30th, $25 late registration, $5 for kids half mile race. Pengelly Double & Single Dip, Saturday, June 9, 2012, Double Dip starts at 9 a.m. ; Single Dip starts at 9:30 a.m. at Riverbowl East Field, University of Montana Courses Double Dip: A tall half marathon. 2700 ft of elevation gain. Very challenging and always worth it! Single Dip: A short and sweet 10K. Best view in town! The official course drink is HEED. Other Hammer products will be provided on the course. Early starters can begin at 8 a.m., but they will not receive an official time. Entry Fees: -Individual Registration: Double Dip- $25; RWM members, $23, Single Dip- $18; RWM members, $16 -Race day registration: Double Dip- $30; RWM members, $28, Single Dip- $23; RWM members, $21. 1 Packet pick-up: Pre-registration packet pick-up (includes numbers) will begin at 7 a.m. at the Race/Class Registration start/finish area at River Bowl East Field on race day. (River Bowl East Field is near the Forms University of Montana foot bridge. Google search University of Montana for a detailed map.) Good luck! Race/class registration forms for Questions? Contact Race Director Kevin Twidwell – [email protected] all Run Wild Missoula Register online at www.runwildmissoula.org -- no extra fees! races/classes can be found on the web at Winning Psychology for the Missoula Marathon, Monday, June 11, 7 p.m., Good www.runwildmissoula.org and Food Store-- FREE at the Runner’s Edge. "Head Games: Winning Psychology for the Missoula Marathon" For other events, not sponsored Run Wild Missoula Coffee Talk , Wednesday, June 20, 8 - 9 a.m., Dana Gallery by Run Wild Missoula, race Run Wild Missoula will host Coffee Talk, the Missoula Downtown Association's monthly registration forms for many of networking event. Enjoy coffee and pastries in the beautiful Dana Gallery and learn more about these events can also be found upcoming Run Wild Missoula events like the Missoula Marathon. There will be great giveaways at the Runner’s Edge or see the as well! identified web sites, email and Race Day Strategies & Post-Race Recovery, Monday, June 25, 7 p.m., Good Food contacts for race information. Store-- FREE "Missoula Marathon Race Day Strategies & Post-Race Recovery" Beer Run- Kettlehouse Northside, Wednesday, June 27, 6 p.m., Kettlehouse Northside, 313 N. 1st St. West Run Wild Missoula's monthly Beer Runs are on the last Wednesday of the month at 6 p.m. at a different tavern or brewery. The group run of about 5 miles will be posted at the meeting place. If you’re not a beer drinker, we’ll make sure the establishment has other beverages (including non- alcoholic) available so you can join in the fun. Questions? Email Chancellor of Libations Pat Cross at [email protected] June's Beer Run is a special one: Between the hours of 5- 8pm, KettleHouse Brewing, 313 N. 1st St. West, will donate 50 cents from every pint sold back to Run Wild Missoula. Thanks for your support, Kettlehouse! Missoula Marathon Course Clean-Up, Saturday, June 30, 7:30 a.m., Peak Health & Wellness, corner of Blue Mountain Rd and Highway 93 The Missoula Marathon is just one week away and we'd like to present the course in the best possible way to all the runners and the supporters flocking into our beautiful city, coming from all 50 states, Canada, and at least a dozen other countries from all over the world. Let's show pride in our event and our state! This is a great opportunity to give back. Please bring: yourself, your family, friends, neighbors, gloves, heavy trash bags, and a positive, can-do attitude for only an hour or two. Also, try to wear something bright for safety! Missoula Marathon Beer Run, Friday, July 6 starting at 6 p.m., Tamarack Brewing Company, 231 West Front Street See more below in Missoula Marathon section of newsletter. Missoula 5K Saturday, July 7, 2012, 8:00am, Double Tree Hotel Race starts at 8 a.m. at the Double Tree Hotel and finishes at Caras Park. Register online. Questions or want to volunteer? Email Race Director Carol Brooker. See more below in Missoula Marathon section of newsletter. Missoula Kids Marathon, Saturday, July 7, 2012, 10:00am, Boone and Crockett Club Get ready for the Missoula Kids Marathon; it’s coming soon! It starts at 10am on July 7, 2012 at the Boone and Crockett Club and finishes at Caras Park near the Missoula Marathon Expo. See more below in Missoula Marathon section of newsletter. Artwork by Quinn Missoula Marathon & Half Marathon Sunday, July 8, 2012 Full Marathon: 5 a.m. for walkers, 6 a.m. for all others at Frenchtown, Montana Peacock, Grade 5 Half Marathon: 6 a.m. at Blue Mountain Road. Questions or want to volunteer? Email Race Director Anders Brooker. See more below in Missoula Marathon section of newsletter. 2 Run Wild Missoula’s Beer Run- Silver Dollar Bar, Wednesday, July 25, 6 p.m., Silver Dollar Bar, 307 Tuesday Track Railroad Street West A coached track workout for Join Run Wild Missoula for a Silver Dollar Bar Beer Run. This is where it all began two years ago runners of all levels. Whether when Chancellor of Libations Pat Cross led us on our first Beer Run. Perhaps you've taken a you run a 5 minute mile or a 12 short hiatus from running after completing the Missoula Marathon or another summer race? mile minute, you will find This evening is a great incentive to get back into running and to catch up with friends while someone to run with! Courtney sharing a cold one. Babcock will coach speed workouts every Tuesday Other Events meeting at Dornblaser Track Ninemile Family Fun Run, 1K & 2K, June 2, 8 a.m.,Ninemile Ranger District. beginning at 6:00pm. Cost: Free Register at www.fs.usda.gov/lolo. Contact 626-5201 [email protected] for more info. to Run Wild Missoula and Team Stampede members. This event Lewis and Clark Half Marathon and 10K, June 2, 8:00am, 448 E. Main Street, sponsored by Axis Physical Therapy. Questions? Email Bozeman. Coach Courtney Babcock Register at www.racemontana.com 587-1135 Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Montana Governor's Cup, Half Marathon | 10K | 5K | 1.3 Mile Fun Run, June 9, Helena. More info at govcupmt.com. Montana Made Run 5K and 10K, Ogren Park at Allegiance Field, June 16. $15.00 includes a raffle ticket for Montana Made products and a meal ticket for the barbecue. $10.00 for t-shirt. Register at www.montanamaderun.org 10th Annual Celebrate the Swan Half Marathon, 10K, 5K, June 23, Condon. Visit www.swanecosystemcenter.org for more info. Rodeo Run, 5K, 10K or 1 mile, June 30, Livingston. Register at http://www.landonslookout.com/latest-news/activities/rodeo-run-registration Arlee Celebration Walk-Run, 10K & 5K, July 7, 8 a.m., Arlee Pow-Wow Road Pre-registration due June 8, 2012 - adult without t-shirt $12.00, adult with t-shirt $17.00, Youth without t-shirt $10.00, Youth with t-shirt $12.00.
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