North Shore Strider Andy Moore ran Maine in 3:22 --his first marathon! Want to know more about the race itself, how he did (especially those last six miles), his goals for next time, and his favorite post-race beer? Check out his blog. … [Read more...] about Strider Marathon Report: Andy Moore Runs Maine
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Blogs and Bloggers Wanted
Ran a great race course recently? Looking to formalize your training log? Just an aspiring runner-writer? Then, blog for us! Blogs are a great way for Striders to swap training insights, race recounts, and thoughts on running. They’re also a great way for other non-Striders to see what we’re about. If you’re interested in writing – weekly, monthly, or just once in a while, … [Read more...] about Blogs and Bloggers Wanted
NSS Board Meeting at Prince Pizzeria – all are welcome!
The next NSS Board meeting will be held on Monday, October 28th at 6:30 PM at Prince Pizzeria on Route 1 in Saugus. As we begin to recap the club events of 2013 and look ahead to next year, we have some vacant seats on the board, as well as the office of Membership Chair to fill. All club members who are interested in joining the board are invited and encouraged to attend this … [Read more...] about NSS Board Meeting at Prince Pizzeria – all are welcome!
Lone Gull 10K, September 15, 2013
Running along and around the Gloucester coast is just a joy. The Lone Gull 10K starts atop that sucker hill on Nautilus Ave. that begins the Backshore Race, and it’s a treat to know it’s already behind you when you start. And that you’re running down it to the finish once you scale its backside on the return. On a cool day, great for running, many, many folks toed the line … [Read more...] about Lone Gull 10K, September 15, 2013
Around the Cape and Puddles
The Striders had a great run at the Run the Goose 7K race in Gloucester on the Monday holiday, at what could’ve been billed as a swamp/obstacle run. Kate Gage and I got a preview of the race course before the race, so we know what lay in store for the runners – shin deep mud puddles, knee high weeds, and (if you were very unlucky) something left by a dog. Nonetheless, our … [Read more...] about Around the Cape and Puddles