Tag Archives: Running

Georgina Spring Fling – Marathon

[Generated by AI] The Georgina Spring Fling in Ontario, offers a delightful small-town marathon experience. The course, a flat out-and-back along the picturesque Lake Simcoe, may lack variety but boasts stunning views and opportunities to admire charming cottages. The event featured excellent organization and enthusiastic volunteers, contributing to a memorable atmosphere. With perfect weather and reasonable registration costs, this no-frills race is recommended for those seeking a straightforward, enjoyable running experience.

Lockport MB – River’s Edge 10K

[Generated by AI] Get ready for the exhilarating 2025 Lockport River’s Edge Run/Walk for HD on May 10, 2025, in stunning Lockport, Manitoba! This event offers an array of races, including a picturesque 10K along the Red River. Enjoy the refreshing pancake breakfast at the finish and capture the essence of local charm. Between the unique aids, scenic views, and the spirit of community, this unforgettable race promises excitement for all while celebrating the joy of running!

Chase the Pace Miler

[Generated by AI}: After four decades away from competitive mile racing, I faced my fears at Ottawa’s Chase the Pace event, where adults could finally run the mile. Despite being the oldest participant, I finished respectably at 6:10.0. The event was well-organized and supported a good cause. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience worth recommending: other events and distances too!

2024 Ironman 70.3 World Championships – Taupo, New Zealand Race Report by Joanne Bezzubetz

Joanne Bezzubetz’s Ironman 70.3 World Championships Race Report. A great event, with great community support.

Fall Colours: Wedding Dress & 10K

[Wordpress AI]: The Fall Colours Run event, held on October 13, 2024, at the picturesque Cumberland Heritage Museum, celebrated the beauty of autumn with a variety of race options, including whimsical events like the Wedding Dress Dash and a Turkey Trot for kids. Participants enjoyed a scenic 10K route, supported by friendly volunteers and a festive atmosphere. Despite minor hiccups, such as aid station shortages, & medal distribution glitch – the overall experience was positive and family-friendly. Participants left with joyful memories and a sense of community, ready to return for future events.