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November 2015 3 Running | Hiking | Biking | Paddling Triathlon | Skiing | Fitness | Travel FREE! NOVEMBER 20,000 CIRCULATION COVERING UPSTATE NEW YORK SINCE 2000 2015 LAST YEAR’S START OF THE 67th ANNUAL TROY TURKEY TROT. © PAT HENDRICK PHOTOGRAPHY HAVING A GOOD TIME AT THE 2014 OUR TOWNE BETHLEHEM TURKEY TROT. Visit Us on the Web! OUR TOWNE BETHLEHEM AdkSports.com Facebook.com/AdirondackSports CONTENTS Turkey Trotters Show 1 Running & Walking Turkeys Show Community Spirit Community Spirit 3 Around the Region News Briefs By Laura Clark 3 From the Publisher & Editor hile Ben Franklin was disappointed that he failed in To enhance the family emphasis, the Turkey Trot 5K, his bid to appoint the turkey as the official United incidentally the 12th oldest road race in the nation, will 4-7 CALENDAR OF EVENTS WStates bird, in the long run the turkey came out be offering team competitions: mother/daughter or son, way ahead of the eagle. Turkeys have proven hardy avians father/daughter or son, sister/sister, brother/brother, sister/ November to January Events with talented publicists, turning their defeat into a victory brother and husband/wife. As turkeys prefer large family by becoming the symbol of Thanksgiving, and taking credit flocks, expect a wide variety of permutations, and some hefty for the most popular activity day on the national menu. It all debates over pairing choices. All races start from the Troy 9 Alpine Skiing & Snowboarding began in 1863 with Lincoln’s Thanksgiving Day proclama- Atrium which also includes packet pick-up and last chance What’s New on the Slopes tion, followed in 1896 by the Buffalo Turkey Trot, the oldest registration on Wednesday, 11/25 – no race day registration. continuous road race in North America. Go to troyturkeytrot.com. There is an everyman appeal to Turkey Trots. It goes Weighing in at 34 years is Schenectady’s Cardiac Classic 11 Athlete Profile beyond our inbred Puritan guilt that urges us to atone before 5K road race, plus two free events, the two-mile Wellness Ironman Paul Murray indulgence and finds its heart in the flock mentality. For this Walk and one-mile Duck Pond Fun Run. This is a perfect one day we are a community, celebrating together for the alternative for turkeys wishing to avoid huge crowds, get sheer joy of it. Is it any wonder then that the events profiled their exercise over quickly, and get on with the main event 13 Snowshoeing below, cling to traditional courses, offer the usual side dishes of the day. Finch Mountain: Winter Adventure and marshal donations for community welfare? The route around Central Park features paved paths and The most established table in our region is set by the 68th surrounding neighborhood roadways, with the traditional in the Southern Adirondacks annual Troy Turkey Trot, featuring the customary 5K, 10K circle around Duck Pond. The playground will keep kids and for big eaters, as well as the Grade School Mile, and Turkey caregivers busy while they await their own fun run. Turkeys, 14-17 RACE RESULTS Walk. With almost 8,000 runners, expect serious competi- being sometimes overweight, are susceptible to heart attacks tion in the 10K as this serves as the USATF Adirondack 10K and as such are particularly motivated to raise money for Ellis Top Finishers in 15+ Events Championship and club team competition. The rest of us Medicine’s Wright Heart Center. Visit ellismedicine.org. will be scratching for Regional Food Bank of Northeastern Twenty years ago the rural community of Arlington, Vt. 19 Health & Fitness New York canned good donations and preparing for the cos- began their celebration of the turkey trots of yore when boo- I Wish I Knew That: tume contest. This is more than a search mission for expired tie-clad turkeys were marched into market, lending particu- Halloween costumes as successful candidates will be judged lar meaning to the term “farm-to-market.” The Running of Facts about Pain and Injury on creativity, presentation and functionality, meaning you the Turkeys 5K Run/Walk is no flat and fast tour through actually expect to run wearing your outfit. city streets, but a beautiful and hilly farm country experi- See RUNNING, 18 ▶ 2 Adirondack Sports & Fitness CELEBRATING AROUND THE REGION News Briefs OUR 75TH WINTER! OLD FORGE ◾ COOPERSTOWN ◾ DELTA LAKE Support Your Local Grassroots Tri with the Best Deal in All of Triathlon Racing Black Friday November 27 Registration opens for Central NY’s largest tri series this Black Friday, November 27. For one day only, get into the Cooperstown, Delta Lake or Old Forge triathlons for only $65. Or register for our best deal; Job Opportunities at Alpine Sport Shop all three races for only $180!! Don’t miss out on all that The Alpine Sport Shop is looking for a ski mechanic with experience in ATC Endurance offers athletes mounting skis, and tuning skis and snowboards. We are also looking ◾ FREE High Quality Shirt from Atayne for a knowledgeable ski and snowboard hardgoods salesperson. 100% made in the USA with recycled material We take great pride in our staff of very experienced, enthusiastic sales ◾ FREE Photo Downloads people and mechanics, and business and service work has been up ◾ FREE Ommegang at Cooperstown and Delta Lake ◾ And More Surprises To Be Announced! significantly this season. For an extra challenge try the Delta Double where you race If you are interested in either of these positions and qualified, both the sprint and intermediate races back to back. please contact us as soon as possible. Fantastic race venues, family and spectator friendly Interested? Apply in person courses, and great host towns await you in 2016 or send resume to [email protected] For complete info visit atcendurance.com 399 Clinton Street • Saratoga Springs 518.584.6290 • alpinesportshop.com Runners We eat to run. Some of us run to eat. We’re obsessed with food. We measure the perfect ratio of carbs to proteins to fats for peak performance on the roads, trails and track. Would you run well if you were hungry all the time? Could you study hard? Perform your job? This November 13 - 14, let’s use our love of running for good. Let’s run together to help provide food for our neighbors. Join us for the 3rd annual Fleet Feet Sports 24-Hour Fight Against Hunger to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York 2 pm Friday, Nov. 13 – 2 pm Saturday, Nov. 14 155 Wolf Road, Albany Donate $20 to Run a Mile or More or designate FFS 24-Hour Fight Against Hunger in your online donation at www.regionalfoodbank.net Learn more at www.fleetfeetalbany.com or call 459-3338 www.AdkSports.com NOVEMBER 2015 3 Saratoga Springs; Inside Edge in Glens Falls; trends that brought them together in Boston AROUND THE REGION News Briefs and Willard Mountain in Easton. Plus, these fine and to the Adirondacks, A Not Too Greatly Nordic shops: Berkshire Outfitters in Adams, Changed Eden does more than show an age in Helping People with of establishing its own adaptive ski program. Mass.; High Peaks Cyclery in Lake Placid; a moment; it provides vistas of a young nation’s Disabilities Enjoy the Slopes In order to help people with different abilities Lapland Lake in Northville; Garnet Hill in North changing landscapes as it came of age in the STILLWATER – enjoy a day skiing at Gore, Abigail is help- River; Cascade in Lake Placid; and Osceola Tug latter half of the 19th century. Abigail Radliff ing to raise $7,500, so that Gore can firmly Hill in Camden. While the story of the Philosophers’ was born with establish an adaptive ski program by purchas- Camp has been told in brief in countless cerebral palsy ing a bi/mono ski – also called a sit-ski. The The Philosophers’ Camp history books, A Not Too Greatly Changed but that has program and equipment would be available in the Adirondacks Eden, provides the most detailed account of not dampened to anyone who has a need and wishes to par- SCHENECTADY – After Emerson’s Adirondack adventures. To her desire for ticipate. Learn more by visiting gofundme.com/ more than 150 years, the mark the release of the book’s second speed or her fb5jh69s. complete story of Ralph printing this fall, AdkSports.com features spirit for living Waldo Emerson’s first “The Kayaker’s Annotated Guide to the life to the fullest. Local Ski Shops are encounter with raw nature Philosophers’ Camp,” which maps out the Like many of us, KIRSTEN KEEFE, JIMMER Ready for the Season in the Adirondack wilder- various places Emerson and his friends she loves skiing HAYES, SARAH HOMKEY AND LATHAM – The alpine, cross country, telemark ness has finally been told boated, such as the Saranac Lakes, Stony down a freezing ABIGAIL RADLIFF. and snowboard shops are ready for the season. through Cornell University Creek Ponds, Raquette River, Follensby cold mountain, making sweeping turns in the The region has great locally owned and oper- Press’ release of “A Not Pond and Big Tupper Lake. The guide also white powder, and sharing food with family and ated winter gear shops that provide outstand- Too Greatly Changed pairs these destinations with passages from friends in the warmth of a lodge. What makes ing “mom and pop” type customer service, and Eden: The Story of the essential writings about the Philosophers’ this setting particularly challenging is that she a range of quality gear. Now is the right time to Philosophers’ Camp in Camp by Emerson, Stillman and the Concord and many other people with physical disabilities visit your local shop to purchase or lease gear the Adirondacks,” by lawyer Ebenezer Rockwood Hoar.
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