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Crazy Legs
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Anyone an Ultrarunner out there?
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Anyone an Ultrarunner out there?
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Anyone an Ultrarunner out there?
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Where ultrarunners can discuss their ultra running experiences.
Hey all, looking for anyone near NC that would be interested in training.
Where ultrarunners can discuss their ultra running experiences.
permit approved for the Crazy Legs 10k trail run in Devil's Backbone Open Space in Loveland. Race date is Sunday May 2, 2010. I will have race forms soon.
My son Noah. He is 8 months old
aww so cute! :)
Below is an e-mail from Andy the race director of the McNaughton 50, 100 and 150 in Perkin, IL. Andy moved to Vermont and the race will be there in 2010:
McNaughton Registration is open. 30 Mile, 100 Mile, and 150 Mile. Great course in the Green ...
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- Chesterton, IN
- About Me:
- Exercise Physiologist and Ultrarunner
- Website:
- http://www.paulstofko.com
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Introducing "Crazy Legs Jr."
On Monday October 13th our son Noah Alexander Stofko was born at 11:47 pm. He weighed 7 lb 1 oz and was 18.5 inches long.
Posted on October 21, 2008 at 6:15pm —
2008 Leadville 100 mile Race Report
Leadville 2008 100 Miler Race Report
“You’re better than you think you are and you can do more than you think you can.” These words proved to be my motivation to complete my fourth Leadville 100 miler. I ran through rain, hail and snow to see that beautiful finish line. Here is my aid station-to-aid station of the race.
Start to May Queen (13.5 miles): Lightening and thunder was all around us when I began the race. This first section I take slow to prepare my body for the long day. I felt tig… Continue
“You’re better than you think you are and you can do more than you think you can.” These words proved to be my motivation to complete my fourth Leadville 100 miler. I ran through rain, hail and snow to see that beautiful finish line. Here is my aid station-to-aid station of the race.
Start to May Queen (13.5 miles): Lightening and thunder was all around us when I began the race. This first section I take slow to prepare my body for the long day. I felt tig… Continue
Posted on August 23, 2008 at 8:15pm —
Comment Wall (19 comments)
- At 1:57pm on May 22, 2009,
Heather! said… - hey how'd your race go?
- At 12:58pm on May 6, 2009,
Heather! said…
- i would love to join you for your race but i'm running the colfax marathon on the 17th (wooooo!!!!!)... one of the biggest problems that i've run into is getting it approved by the city... i think right now i just need to start talking to people and getting the idea out there more and see what the city says about everything. sounds like a lot of work but i'd still love to do it and i think it would be a cool way to earn some money for the city. anyway, thank you for the feedback and if you don't mind i will definitely email you when things are a little more solid.
- At 11:04am on May 5, 2009,
Heather! said…
- i work for the city of englewood and i've been interested in having a race there for a couple years now but everyone keeps blowing me off (i've heard a lot of "just because you like to run doesn't mean everyone else does" because aparently i'm the only person in the entire denver metro ares who likes to run)... how did you go about getting your race started? did you do it all yourself or...? any advice would be awesome!
- At 8:58pm on March 20, 2009,
Pablo said… - Hey man, I think i'll be able to help out so count me in!
- At 2:12pm on January 3, 2009,
Tom Dobosz said… - Hey Crazy Legs,
You are crazy !!! A 150 miler ? That's awesome. What kind of time are you expecting ?
- At 9:38pm on December 28, 2008,
Tom Dobosz said…
- That would be great !! Sure appreciate it. Are you going back for 2009 ?
- At 11:00pm on November 2, 2008,
Heather! said…
- hey, congratulations on your beautiful new baby! he's adorable!
- At 10:34pm on September 22, 2008,
Pablo said…
- Thanks for your thoughts!! I appreciate the feedback! Not entirely sure what i plan to do with shoes. I feel unstable in beefy shoes, but the low profile have their drawbacks as well, so who knows.
- At 9:20pm on September 18, 2008,
Pablo said…
- Actually the shoes, nb 840 are quite new, only a couple of weeks old, but they are similar to inov-8 pretty light and fairly low. I'd never gone more than a marathon in those kinds of shoes, is it possible to train your feet to withstand the abuse or is it better to get shoes with more cushioning?
- At 8:13pm on September 16, 2008,
Pablo said…
- I've got a question for you: is it normal for feet to hurt in the latter part of an ultra or is it because i had crappy shoes? After 35 or so miles my feet were so sore that I had a hard time running.
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