Posts Tagged racevine
Is Being Race Crazy Like Being Boy Crazy?
on February 9, 2010 by JT in Running in L.A., Comments (7)
I can still picture every moment as soon as the finish line was in my line of sight, the tears, elation, adrenaline rush, complete awe, my heart even skipped a beat I was so happy. It was kind of like falling in love for the first time. Everything is just perfect. The next day, the race was over and it was gone. Post race depression set in. “How am I ever going to feel that way ever again?”
The Future of Road Racing: Are We Really Gonna Build This City On Rock & Roll?
on December 22, 2009 by JT in Gear Geek, Comments (8)
Not too long ago, commentary was posted on the near extinction and death of the indie race due to relatively behemoth racing groups (i.e. The Competitor Group) purchasing them to toss into their well-oiled assembly line of racing series. Meaning… quirky + cool marathons and half marathons with small budget marketing are in danger of [...]
Video: Racevine
on December 16, 2009 by JT in Training, Comments (2)
I came across this “what is” video about Racevine.com and thought it would be useful to share here for those of you who were new to Racevine – also I’m pretty sure this was friend and Founder/CEO of Racevine, Greg Lou‘s cinematic debut!
Racevineby turnherelocal
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 [...]
Lake Balboa 5K Turkey Trot
on November 27, 2009 by JT in Running in L.A., Comments (1)
The race is perfect for locals who want to do a 5K on Thanksgiving Day. The area is quaint, the park is like most of the state parks in Los Angeles, so nothing to write home about. Lake Balboa itself is pretty “quaint” to put it as bluntly as possible. The course for the 5K [...]