Club Fat Ass is a grassroots sports club with a worldwide vision. Our members host trail running, triathlon, cycling and other "active lifestyle" events for fellow members. Club events are fun, physically challenging, environmentally friendly and emphasize camaraderie as much as competition. Each event is a reflection of the unique personality of the Event Host. All Club events are free to Club members. Membership is open to anyone who enjoys playing outdoors. Join us!
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One of the exciting goals for CFA this year is to have most if not all of our event courses available on detailed maps. To do this, I am looking for GPS data from our events.
I have PDF and JPG files for a majority of our events, but we'd like to take this a step further and need your GPS files (i.e. .gpx files) from past CFA events.
I just wanted to thank all the Fat Ass crew for making my first trailrunning adventure such a blast. Great film, good conversations before and after the Shuffle, and an awesome learning experience...thank you guys for showing up! Getting swag (membership) didn't hurt either . i'll keep an eye out and see what's going on around hereabouts, maybe see you on the trail...
Come run the Fluffy Bunny! Courses have been changed with the exception of around the lake. 9.5km, 14km, and 27km options at Buntzen Lake in Port Moody. Hope to see you there! I will be leading the 14km. Your event host, Jess Dagg
Katie and I have been discussing options for getting people across the border without hassles on the weekend of the 21st, 22nd. A couple of options are to walk on the Ferry to Anacortes or bike/walk across the border at Blaine. My boyfriend, Brent, and I will be available to pick people up. Please go to the Calf Cramper website to join the discussion and we'll get some plans solidified by the middle of May. Also, plenty of room for people to stay at my house Friday night.
When I think of personal athletic turning points, one jumps to the top of the list. I am one of the few people you might know who has run themselves to death... and lived to tell the tale.
Friends and fellow runners, I don't recommend you follow my example of being a dumb-ass about how you approach your races. This is a true story, however, and I share it to the best of my recollection.
WRT a recent review of a running book (Born to Run), I belong to a book club. For the upcoming book club meeting, each member of the club is supposed to write a little story about a "turning point" in their lives.
. i'll keep an eye out and see what's going on around hereabouts, maybe see you on the trail...
