While most runners know how fast they can run a mile, very few of us would be able to say how fast they are at 3.73 miles or 8.06 miles. And in case you’re trying to do the math, that’s 6K and 13K. And good luck at that math because I couldn’t figure it out. Those strange equations and distances are exactly what you are challenged to conquer at the 2020 Winter Predictor event in…
Usually when you do a race, you run it as fast as you can in an effort to win, or at least do your best. But a predictor run allows you to do something different.. the awards are based on a participant’s best prediction as to what their finishing time will be, and no watches or timing devices are allowed. Come give it a try at Level 32’s event, the Winter Predictor in Eugene…
Think you can predict your race time pretty well? Here’s your chance to see just how good you are at Eclectic Edge‘s Winter Predictor on January 8th. This event awards participants based on how close they are to their predicted time – without the use of a watch or any other timing device. Choose from a 6K or 13K at this prediction race. Both loop courses run along the Willamette River on a bike path,…
The 6th annual Siskiyou Challenge is set for Saturday, April 30th this year. This relay race that benefits Rogue Valley Farm to School is for recreational and competitive racers. The race will take place in and around Ashland, Oregon and is a mix of running, cycling, kayaking and mountain biking. New this year— the event is now chip timed! Grab a friend, or three, or six to form a team. Or, do it all solo!…
My race experience didn’t start on the morning of the race, as it usually does, but the night before. I read on The Inferno race website that they were offering free camping to participants and volunteers friday night, and I instantly jumped at the opportunity! My camping equipment was buried deep in the abyss of my storage unit, so I decided to be spontaneous and creative instead. With back seats down and lots of blankets,…
