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Members news from the Club Fat Ass Steering Committee

Race Report & Life Saving Story

The Squamish Scrambler race report has now been on the results page.  Sorry about the length but we definitely had a story to tell!

Congratulations to Carlos Castillo for finishing his first 100 Miler

Club Fat Ass member and Event Host Carlos Castillos did it! He finished Haliburton Forest 100, his first 100 Miler. Congratulations, Carlos!

Only One More Days until the Squamish Scrambler

 
 
 

Point Series Updated after FFR and Fall Mountain Highway Madness

This weekend saw the second time in less than a month with not only one but two Club Fat Ass events to choose from and earn points in.

Squamish Scrambler - 17 September 2005

Summer is almost over, did you make it into the mountains?
NO,I MEAN REALLY MAKE IT INTO THE MOUNTAINS...

Ever pass through Squamish and look up at Diamond Head mountain and
say, "I'd love to climb that one day?" Well, here's an opportunity to take a run at it!

Fall Mountain Highway Madness - 11 September 2005

Mountain Highway Madness is a low-key interval run. Each interval is 15
kilometers. You can do one interval or shoot for bragging rights and a
place in the records book by being the first to do five. Run against the
record book, your personal best time from the past or make it a group
training run with friends. It's held Sunday morning in the woods above
North Vancouver on a wide, dirt and gravel road that you can't get lost on.

Details at: www.clubfatass.com/events/fallmhm

Nike Trial at Forerunners

Visit Forerunners in North Vancouver on Friday September 2nd  and Saturday September 3rd to trial Nike FREE 5.0; get valuable training tips, and enter to win a $500 Nike prize pack.

Schedule:

  • 10 am to 3 pm -Nike FREE trial
  • 11 am to 12 pm - Nike FREE Training Session
  • 12 pm to 3 pm -Live DJ, snacks and beverages

Where:

Gluttons for Punishment

This weekend saw a Club Fat Ass first with 2 events hosted at the same day and two Club members participating in both events. The Monty went off without a glitch in beautiful Gowland Tod Provincial Park near Victoria on Vancouver Island, Canada. Doug Bodnar and Geoff Palmer took on the challenging 25km Half Monty, hopped on the ferry back to the mainland and arrived in time - well, Doug almost made it in time ;-) for the Midsummer Night version of the 7th Capilano Canyon Night Run. They definitely qualified for the "Gluttons for Punishment" category.

Full Monty Results are posted

How is that for quick. The Monty 2005 results are up at: http://www.clubfatass.com/events/FullMonty/Results

Website Update

Thanks for your overwhelming positive feedback on our revamped website. As you might have noticed, the site is constantly updated with event announcements, photos and member stories. We even provide RSS feeds from your favourite running websites (if you like a RSS feed added, please email me)

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