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The RUNDOWN the RUNDOWN August 2007 Edition TheThe RUNDOWNRUNDOWN Monthly newsletter of the TIDEWATER STRIDERS Running Club. One of the nation’s largest running organizations. World Record by Strider Tommy Nesson Early on June 29th, Tommy Nesson with the support of many friends set out to break the World Record for running 50k on a treadmill. The large picture below is Tommy after he broke the World Record. On the left from top to bottom: Tommy celebrating with his daughter, Shelby as he nears the mark. Strider President, Rich Hildreth taking a 20 minute spin with Tommy to keep him motivated. Tom Purcell ran with Tommy for one of the fi nal stages. Timing was perfect as Tom was able to motivate Tommy through the toughest part of the run. Photo Montage courtesy of TriDuo.com - All Rights Reserved. Member of Upcoming Striders’ Events • Saturday, August 4, 2007 Wounded Marines 5k • Saturday, August 12, 2007 ASYMCA Mud Run • Saturday, August 18, 2007 Strider Mile • Saturday, August 18, 2007 Strider Picnic - See Flyer on page 5 • Saturday, August 25, 2007 East Coast Surfi ng Championship 5k • Sunday, September 2, 2007 Rock ‘n’ Roll Half Marathon The RUNDOWN - August 2007 The RUNDOWN - August 2007 - Issue Number 379 Tidewater Striders, P.O. Box 2121, Chesapeake, VA 23327-2121 or newsletter@Tidewater Striders.com Deadline is the 15th of every month, may be earlier during the holiday seasons. Letters and Comments are appreciated, please send to [email protected] Table of Contents Striders Service Directory Board Of Directors Offi cers: Nominations: Service Directory..................... 2 Hank Savedge Rich Hildreth, President (481-9027) hank@fi nalkick.com 3 Notes from the Editor............... [email protected] Photography: President’s Corner.................... 3 TriDuo.com (623-0892) Rick Schoonover, VP(403-5973) [email protected] Financials.............................. 3 [email protected] Programs: Race Schedule.........................4 Jean Phelan, Secretary (681-0248) Nick May (426-6167) Race Forecast......................... 4 [email protected] [email protected] 5 Dan Edwards, Treasurer (717-0259) Publications: Annual Picnic.......................... OPEN [email protected] Multi-Sport Grand Prix Schedule... 6 Publicity & PR: Welcome New Members..............6 Steve Patterson Jean Phelan (681-0248) [email protected] Adopt-A-Highway/Trail Schedule... 7 [email protected] Tommy Neeson (289-5676) Race Committee Co-Chairs: Happy Birthday........................ 7 [email protected] Rick Brown (499-5506), [email protected] The Athlete’s Kitchen.................8 Gene Bachman (467-0898) Dan Edwards (717-0259), [email protected] BOD Meeting Minutes.................9 [email protected] Scholarship: Dan Edwards (717-0259) , [email protected] 11 Anita Keegan (404-6766) World Record 50k Treadmill......... [email protected] Mike Hillinch (686-8319) Expiring Members..................... 11 Don Greene (420-9169) Social: Cathi Reade (301-8774) Training Sites.......................... 12 [email protected] [email protected] Recipe Corner..........................13 Goody Tyler (423-0256) Anita Keegan (404-6766) Running Grand Prix....................14 [email protected] [email protected] We Are Walkers........................14 Dwight Kane (547-4014) [email protected] Teams: Race Walkers Senior Games......... 15 Chairperson - Cathi Reade (301-8774) Tommy Neeson (289-5676) Gene’s Perch...........................17 [email protected] Senior Men’s- Allen Stone Memorial Races.........18 Committees: Mel Williams (531-9220) [email protected] Summer Series Week 1...............22 Adopt-A-Highway: Rich Hildreth (481-9027) Master / Senior Women - Summer Series Week 2............... 23 [email protected] Sheri Segal Ribbons Of Hope...................... 24 Advisory: Mel Williams (531-9220) Women Open- Striders on the Road..................27 [email protected] OPEN Discounts ...............................30 Audit: Men Masters- OPEN OPEN Application .............................31 Awards: Women Seniors- Raffl e Prizes Needed..................Back Mary Beth Marshall (482-2304) OPEN Banquet: Triathlon - Gene Bachman (467-0898) John Lomogda (626-1262) [email protected] [email protected] Budget: Youth - Dan Edwards (717-0259) Ron Jones (467-0520) The RUNDOWN is published [email protected] Triathlon: monthly by the Tidewater Striders, Community Service: Ray McDaniels (496-7450) a non-profi t educational and Chris Catoe (425-6556) Volunteer: recreational organization for running [email protected] Goody Tyler and triathlon enthusiasts in the Constitution & Bylaws: Mel Williams: (531-9220) Walking: Tidewater, Virginia area. Opinions [email protected] Anita Keegan (404-6766) expressed in the RUNDOWN are Elections: Youth Programs / Teams Chair: not necessarily those of the Editor Curt Aasen (622-1911) Ron Jones (467-0520) or the Tidewater Striders Board of [email protected] Race Hotline Updates Mike Robinson (627-1500) Directors. Grand Prix: Dolores Roberts (287-7758) [email protected] [email protected] Web Site CommitteeChair: Complete advertising information is Marketplace: Tommy Neeson on page 34. Paul Boyette (482-4071) [email protected] Web Site Manager: Deadline: 15th of every month Membership: Steve Speirs (478-6403) Steve Patterson-Chair [email protected] - 2 - The RUNDOWN - August 2007 President’s Corner Treasurer’s Report The Striders have one piece of very valuable Jun-07 merchandise-our members’ e-mail addresses. Income We also have their snail mail addresses, but Club Races 5,350.00 to my knowledge we have never been asked for them and we have a strict policy of not ERR 3,445.00 giving them out, period. WDF 1,905.00 ERC 2,358.60 However, with the advent of the e-rundown and with the gradual accumulation of e- Interest 1.51 mails we have been given or collected, we Membership 1,668.00 have a long list of e-mail addresses that we Newsletter 205.80 actually use from time to time. Total Rev 9,583.91 Cathi Reade, our membership co-chair, has gotten praise for sending out reminders Expenses of various deadlines for events and for renewing memberships. Generally we have Club Races decided to treat these in the same manner ERR 807.50 as we treat mailing addresses. However, we Summer Series 399.15 are periodically asked for them with good W D Fest 2,121.54 reasons and with valid arguments for sharing them. One such arrived recently because a group of professors at ODU are doing a study of the effects of statin drugs on exercisers. Comm. Svc 39.61 They wanted to contact our members to send a questionnaire on if they used statin drugs ERC 170.00 and how their exercising was affected. After discussion the executive committee agreed Gen’l Ops 237.97 and we shared our list with them. We did this because we think it’s a valuable study and we should probably participate. Membership 119.99 Newsletter 2,855.33 However, I’d like to hear from folks on this. What would be acceptable and what wouldn’t? Treasurer/Audit 10.32 Aside from fi lling up one’s in-box are e-mails more acceptable to receive than junk mail? I think in junk mail that trees are involved in the process whereas in e-mail only the Total Exp 6,761.41 necessity to click a delete button is involved. Plus the aggravation of having to do that or Net Income 2,822.50 the aggravation of seeing 100 messages in your in box. Please let me know. On the running side of things, everything’s set up for your August enjoyment. We have a Account Balances 06/30/07 5K on August 4 to benefi t wounded Marines (special to Rick Brown’s heart), the ASYMCA Mud Run on Aug 11, the Strider Mile on August 18, the annual picnic right after the mile, BankofAmer Checking 30,885.49 and the always popular East Coast Surf Championships on Aug. 25. Restricted: Further, you should know the proceeds from the mud run go to benefi t the Armed Services General Operations 17,000.00 YMCA and specifi cally to help the dependents of those E-3 and below who are deployed. Scholarship-General 38,000.00 It’s a different race and a great cause. Walking specialists Steve Durrant and Hartley Scholarship-Bashara 33,000.00 Dewey have been working on the Mile and it should be a great experience for everyone who comes out. Scholarship-PSEdw 11,000.00 Youth 5,500.00 See you at the races Money Mkt-Rest’d Gen’l 2,676.64 Rich Total - Restricted 107,176.64 Notes from The Editor Total - All Accounts 138,062.13 Hot and Humid - it’s time for the Summer Series. As summer is nearing the end, the Rock ‘N’ Roll Half is coming quickly - then the many Fall 5ks and the Fall Marathon season. We’re starting to get a few write-ups about out of town events from our membership. Keep them coming. Many of our members love to travel to race so it’s good to hear about fun events and places to run. see ya at the races, Ada - 3 - The RUNDOWN - August 2007 TIDEWATER STRIDERS 2007 RACE SCHEDULE Date Race Name Distance Location Race Director 4-Aug Wounded Marines 5k 5k Regent University, VB Tim Crowley, 392-1434 [email protected] 11-Aug Mud Run 8k with obstacles NAB Little Creek Brian Sagedy, 498-0215 [email protected] 18-Aug Strider Mile Mile and 1500m Race Walk - Landstown Track Steve Durrant [email protected] 25-Aug East Coast Surfi ng Championship 5k Oceanfront Will Miller [email protected] 2-Sep Rock ‘n’ Roll Half Marathon ** Oceanfront Elite Racing www.rnrhalf.com 15-Sep Run for Holiday House 5k Portsmouth Jim Alexander, Jr 482-8743 22-Sep ODU DOA 5k ODU - Norfolk Randy Spurrier [email protected] 29-Sep Neptune Festival
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