Posts Tagged race

April: Nike+ She Runs LA 10K

on April 3, 2011 by JT in Races, Running in L.A., Comments (4)

It’s about time the women of the City of Angels got their very own Nike race… Later this month you can run a virtual 10K via Nike+, help a worthy cause (Students Run LA) *and* get to celebrate your 10K run afterward with a big party at the Nokia Theater in Downtown LA.
The 10k virtual [...]

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Race To-Do: Rock ‘n’ Roll Las Vegas Marathon & 1/2 Marathon

on March 22, 2011 by JT in Races, Comments (0)

This year is my first year running a competitor series event (best known for their Rock ‘n’ Roll races). As such, looks like I am running San Diego, Las Vegas and most likely Los Angeles. These not being an all-inclusive list of all the halves I want to run this year… I am already out [...]

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Weekend Runaround: Hike Me To The Moon, LA Marathon’s Cheer Alley

on March 17, 2011 by JT in Races, Running in L.A., Comments (0)

I’m all about the nighttime running/trail events. There is a new inaugural hike happening at Runyon Canyon this weekend hosted by ROCK TODAY. For $15 you will be taken (in different pace groups) up along Runyon for a scenic sunset hike… all ending with a private party in the hills. Not bad! Tickets must by [...]

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5 Marathons To Try in Los Angeles / Orange County

on February 18, 2010 by JT in Races, Comments (0)

Although Southern California is not known for having a high concentration of runners, there are several world class races to choose from. The great weather year round helps too. Thinking of making Los Angeles or Orange County the place for your destination race? Here are top 5 picks.
Big Sur Marathon – Named one of Runner’s [...]

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A Very Los Angeles Christmas To You Too!

on December 14, 2009 by Elizabeth in Races, Running in L.A., Comments (4)

I believe I got to see a couple of Los Angeles’ most iconic places through the back-to-back races I ran this weekend.
Saturday I got to run through the Santa Monica and Venice beachfront town and boardwalk.  Though the usual California sunniness was drenched in rainy weather, you still got the sense of  the picturesque, Los [...]

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