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Lucky for Some: 13 Miles Running Through Louisville

August 3rd, 2012 by admin | Click here and tell us how you really feel.

What’s Twice as Much Fun as a Marathon? A Half Marathon!
Join us on August 2, 4:30 until 6:30, for the launch of the official training program for our November 3 Half Marathon.

Where Louisville’s Most Athletic Toes Hang Out
We’ll be meeting on the Belvedere, and you’ll be able to register for both the Louisville Sports Commission Half Marathon and the Louisville Pure Tap 5K. But better than that, you’ll also be able to get loads of great advice from local experts on how to train:

Injury Prevention Tips (Jewish Sports Medicine)
The Importance of Staying Hydrated (Louisville Water Company)
The Importance of Following a Training Program (ATC)
Nutrition to Improve your Performance (Louisville Sports Commission)

Learn from running experts, ask questions, and even have a free fitting to make sure you’re wearing the right running shoes. Oh, and there’ll also be pedometer giveaways, tech training shirt giveaways, and a drawing for a race registration.

Shouldn’t This Be Feetbook?
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Louisville on Foot
You don’t have to be in shorts and running shoes to see how much there is to discover in Possibility City. Heck, you don’t even have to leave your living room or office. . . .

Dominic Panico, a film student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, recently took his camera with him as he strolled around downtown and put together this gorgeous video. To watch it, click the picture up there on the right . . . or, if that sounds too much like exercise,click here. (Music by Radical Face, “A Pound of Flesh.”)

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