Nancy Nutile-McMenemy
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Race Registration for 26th Annual Vermont 50 Opens TONIGHT!
Tonight at 7 p.m. EDST Race Registration for the 26th Annual Vermont 50 Mountain Bike or Ultra Run opens.
Set your reminders, mark your calendars!
We hope to see you all in September, Mike and the Race Committee
Ascutney Outdoors is Looking for Volunteers, Can You Help Out?
Volunteers Wanted
Ascutney Outdoors is looking for VOLUNTEERS!
They are excited about the progress they have made on a number of projects at Mount Ascutney. Exterior construction of the AOC is nearing completion, the tubing center (formerly known as the warming hut) has been set in its new location, and they are getting ready for a summer filled with great events!
They are looking for volunteers to help with some upcoming projects. Please contact Glenn Seward at 802-484-3140 or gbs@shelleyseward.com if you are interested in helping on any of the following:
Ascutney Outdoors Center
Interior painting . Interior trim. Installation of porch ceiling and trim. Build storage units for basement and main floor. Install kitchen
Install counter and cabinets on main floor. Re-locate deck from warming hut. Prep concrete for new rubber floor
Tubing Center
Paint exterior . Stain new interior walls . Construct lattice screen around port-a-potty . Motor Room. Paint Exterior
East Chair Building
Repair. Add support to roof . Paint. Move fencing and misc. items from maintenance shop to East Chair building
T-Bar Prep
Scraping and painting all T-Bar components prior to installation, Inventory, inspect all sheave train and rebuild as required, Remove T-bar grips for testing
Groomer
Pressure wash, Service
Work Days Need Volunteers
Sunday May 20th at 8AM
Paint picnic tables and benches, Paint fence around bottom rope tow terminal, Repair, shingle and paint small storage building, Raise rope on rope tow, Reset tensioning device on rope tow, Remove fencing from rope slope, Cleanup former warming hut site, seed and mulch, Repair doors on timing building, Skier Bridge Walls -Repair & Paint
Saturday June 2nd at 8AM
Repair Millers Mile & 42nd Street washouts—AO will have heavy equipment on site for an experienced operator, Check all drainage structures and erosion control from top of T-bar down, Remove downed trees and limbs from ski trails and work roads, Remove former snowmaking valve houses, “Green-up” entire area inc. parking lot
Please bring work gloves, trail clearing tools (loppers, weed-whackers, chainsaws etc), paint brushes and any other tools that you think will help.
If you can’t make it on the work day but wish to help out, they welcome homemade goodies and refreshments for the volunteers!
Hassle Free Vermont 50 Registration
Race Registration Opens May 25 7 p.m. EDST
Vermont 50 Mountain Bike or Ultra Run registration opens in six weeks on Friday, May 25 at 7 p.m. EDST.
Fundraise for Vermont Adaptive and Get Registered Early
Help us raise $25,000 for Vermont Adaptive!
If you want a hassle free way to register for the race, commit to raise a minimum of $500 for Vermont Adaptive before Sept. 12, and you can avoid the race registration rush on May 25th! You will be entered into the race by the Race Director. You must contact the Race Director, Mike before May 25 at 7 p.m. if you’d like to choose this option.
You can DONATE any time or become a fundraiser!
Loyalty Priority Registration
In addition, if you have raced with us 6 out of the last 10 Vermont 50s, you are eligible for our Loyalty Priority Registration. As a way of thanking you for your commitment to our race, and for supporting Vermont Adaptive, you will be invited to register for the Vermont 50 before registration opens on May 25. You will receive an email with instructions on how to get registered. So check your inbox in a couple of weeks for an email from RunSignUp.
We can’t wait to see you all September 30 for the 26th Annual Vermont 50 Mountain Bike or Ultra Run.
Marathon Training, Planning and Preparation
By Jillian Anderson for Sports Fitness Advisor
Regardless of your age and ability, successful marathon training takes careful planning and preparation.
How much preparation?
Whether your goal is to run sub 3 hours or ‘just’ to finish, ideally you need to give yourself at least 18 weeks prior to the event…
And that assumes you have a solid running base to start with – currently averaging 20 plus miles per week.
But even for experienced marathon runners, allowing enough time and putting in the miles isn’t enough. Unless you follow some key principles of training there’s a good chance you’ll hit that wall – or at the very least log a time that doesn’t inspire you.
Below you’ll find several half-marathon and full marathon training schedules – classed as beginner, intermediate and advanced…
READ MORE: https://www.sport-fitness-advisor.com/marathon-training.html