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Pilot Mountain Challenge

Pilot Mountain ChallengeBelieve it or not, we started at the bottom of Pilot Mountain (The Knob) there in the back ground if you are not familiar with the area, and we ran to the top. 2 Miles up! I finished 13 out of 81 runners and my buddy Kenneth finished just 9 seconds behind me at 14th place.

It was a great run, the fellowship was awesome and I plan to do it again next year.

Ronnie

June 20, 2009 Posted by | Running, Uncategorized | 1 Comment

Mount Airy Road Runners

Mt Airy Road Runners Banner

I have wanted to be a part of a running club for several years and now I am. Joined today!

I have been running now for more than 10 years and it is something that has really caught on in this society that is trying to be very health conscious. If you live in the area of Mt. Airy or Cana and you like to run, come join us.

Ronnie

 

The Mount Airy Road Runners is a non-profit organization and running club dedicated to promoting running, fitness, good health and responding to community needs in the Mount Airy, North Carolina area.  Our members are a cross section of the community representing runners and walkers of all abilities.

How much does it cost to join the Mount Airy Runners Group?

There are different membership packages available:
Regular membership is $20/year
Couple membership is $30/year
Family membership is $45/year

An individual membership includes entitles a member to club shirt, all privileges of membership,  including quarterly newsletter, discounts at participating sponsors, the right to purchase club clothing, compete under club name, hold offices and participate in club functions.

A couple memberships is for 2 family members. (One newsletter per household).

A family membership is for families with 3 or more family members. (One newsletter per household).

Go to the web site to download an application.

How often is the newsletter published?
Included in annual dues, members will receive “The Mileage Report” published quarterly four times per year. The Mileage Report keeps our members up to date on upcoming events, training tips, past results and additional information. Also there will be a profile on a member each quarter.

Can I volunteer for the Running Club?
Volunteers are essential to any organizations success. Without them there would be no races, social runs, and no running clubs. If anyone is interested in volunteering please see Darren or Timmesa.

Mt Airy Road Runners 1st Run Group pic
Mt Airy Road Runners Face Book Logo

May 8, 2009 Posted by | Running, Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

Training Log Thursday May 7th, 2009

Kenneth and I ran just over 5 miles this evening. I made a commitment last Thursday to eat better and lose these extra pounds. Last week Iweighed in at 212 lbs on my scales at home and tonight I weighed in @ 206lbs. I can win this battle, I did it several years ago and I will do it again. It has been a busy week with the funeral of a great friend and then 2 nights of revival preaching so the exercise has suffered but we are headed into a new week.

Ronnie

May 8, 2009 Posted by | Running, Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

11th Annual New River Trail/Dr. Ed Dannelly 10-K Run & 5-K Walk

10K RUN

11th Annual New River Trail/Dr. Ed Dannelly 10-K Run & 5-K Walk

Co-Sponsored by Galax Parks and Recreation Department and

the New River Trail State Park

 

Saturday, May 2, 2009

 

10-K Race begins 9:00 am                     5-K Walk begins at 9:00 am

Entry Fee:         10-K Race ($10.00 if postmarked by April 28, 2009 & $15.00 thereafter and on race day)

                        5-K Walk ($8.00)

10-K Race and 5-K Walk entries include a commemorative race t-shirt.

 

No awards will be given for 5-K Walk.

 

Information:  Contact the Galax Recreation Department

Race day registration is from 7:30 – 8:45 am at the Dr. Dannelly Fitness Park gazebo. 

Registration closes promptly at 8:45 am. 

Awards will be given to all 10-K Run overall winners and 10-K Run age group winners. 

The New River Trail 10-K Race & 5-K Walk will start and finish at the Dr. Ed Dannelly Fitness Park

and follows the New River Trail.  The 10-K course is an out and back course. 

The course is entirely flat as it follows Chestnut Creek with the entire race being run on the New River Trail.

 

11th ANNUAL DR. ED DANNELY 10K RUN & 5K WALK

Co-Sponsored by Galax Parks and Recreation Department and the New River Trail State Park

Saturday, May 2, 2009

10K Race begins at 9:00 a.m.

5K Walk begins at 9:00 a.m.

Entry Fee: for 10K

$10.00 if postmarked by April. 28th 2009 – $15.00 thereafter and on race day.
$ 8.00 for the 5K Walk

10K Race and 5K Walk entries include a commemorative race t-shirt.

No awards will be given for the 5K Walk.

Information: Contact the Galax Recreation Department at  27…

Race day registration is from 7:30-8:45a.m. at the Dr. Dannelly Fitness Park gazebo.

Registration closes promptly at 8:45a.m. Awards will be given to all 10K run

overall winners and 10K age group winners.

The New River Trail 10K race & 5K walk will start and finish at the Dr. Ed Dannelly Fitness Park

 and follows the New River Trail. The 10K course is an out and back course.

The course is entirely flat as it follows Chestnut Creek with the entire race being run on the New River Trail.

2008 Pictures of me and my mom

April 30, 2009 Posted by | Running, Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

Training Log Thursday April 30th, 2009

Kenneth, Dustin and I ran just over 5 miles this evening. I love to run but over the past 2 or 3 years my training has really suffered. I have been extremely busy working on a Masters Degree, raising Samuel from birth and this past year we added a 10 year old boy to the mix. Anyway, I have been eating a lot of fast food and junk food and that all stops tonight. No more candy will cross my lips at least until I have gotten back to a good training weight. At my best running time and the weight where I felt most healthy I weighed 173 lbs. Now to most people they felt that I was too skinny and looked sick but to me I felt the best I ever had and my running time was awesome for someone who started running after 30. I was consistently running 5K races in under 20 minutes and that had increased greatly.

No more. Tonight is the start of the new and improved Ronnie and Kenneth if he takes the challenge.

I weighed in at 212 lbs on my scales here at home. I did it several years ago and I will do it again.

Ronnie

April 30, 2009 Posted by | Running, Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

Pound Downtown 5K Inaugural Run

 

Saturday was the first run put on by the New Mt. Airy Road Runners. It was a great 5K run in downtown Mt Airy, home of Andy Griffith, Mayberry. I am including the web site of this new club, check it out and join the group. They have a great new logo and you receive a nice dri fit shirt for joining. I am having a hard time finding the training time needed but it is still fun to get out with a bunch of runners and just have a good time. I have found in running that you are really competing against yourself.

Ronnie

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web- http://www.mtairyroadrunners.com/

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April 30, 2009 Posted by | Running, Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

5K Challenge

19th Annual   Twin County  Regional HealthCare Autumn Day 5K Run

Here is the challenge: I will donate $10.00 to the FUMC Youth Fund for every person that runs as a member of FUMC and beats me. Now that is not so hard to do. I have really fallen short on my training and right now I am running 3.1 miles in about 25 minutes. Most people can do better than that, even girls!

I will warn you that I am training again and I intend to drop several pounds by October and hopefully decrease my time by at least 2 minutes.

Are you up for the challenge? If so we can even plan some weekend training runs. Now some people will say, I am too old to run. I would have to tell you that my 66 year old mother is out there running a race with me every weekend. Now, are you still too old?

Look at it as a way to make some easy money for the youth fund, look at it as a way to beat me in a race. Either way you look at it, the worst you could do is have better health for being out there. At the most you could win some cash!

By the way, this is one of the few races where they have teams who run and the total times are added for the final time. We can make several teams, Cool!

We already know that the 5K King Family will be out for the challenge, who will join us?

Ronnie

Saturday October 18, 2008  

c/o Sponsored by Galax Parks and Recreation Department

5K Race begins at 10:00 a.m. 1 mile race for kids 12 & Under begins at 9:00 a.m.

Prerace Registration until Oct. 14  Raceday Registration 8:00 – 9:45 a.m.

Entry Fee: $12.00 — if postmarked by Oct. 14– $17.00 thereafter and race day.

Cash Awards for overall winners & Master Division overall winners

5K Race begins in Felts’ Park, follows Railroad Avenue to New River Trail
State Park, then turns off the trail at Stockyard Road and continues back
through Railroad Avenue to Felts’ Park. 1 Mile Race for kids will be run
inside Felts’ Park. Entry includes an attractive T-shirt. Awards will given
to all age groups in 5K. Age group winners will also receive an a special
award.

Cash Awards for overall winners & Master Division overall winners

$100 Cash Award to First Place Overall Winners, Male & Female
$75 Cash Award to Second Place Overall Winners, Male & Female
$50 Cash Award to Third Place Overall Winners, Male & Female
$50 Cash Award to First Place Master Winners, Male & Female
$40 Cash Award to Second Place Master Winners, Male & Female
$25 Cash Award to Third Place Master Winners, Male & Female

No Double-dipping of cash awards. Higher award will be given if Master
runner places in overall standings.

Information: Contact the Galax Recreation Department at 276-236-3218

 

 

May 5, 2008 Posted by | Running, Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

   

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