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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Only four Fools were at the 6 AM start. They were so demotivated at having no one to run with other than themselves that they decided to call it a day after three trips around the 18 K circuit. Unfortuately, we missed Tim who came out later. Perhaps we would have continued if we had connected with him. He's not the kind of guy who can be talked into bailing out of a run to go for a few beer.
I spotted her and her husband on Robson wearing Asics, gazing at a map of Olympic events.
I asked if either would be interested in a trail run, and she said yes.
The next morning, I picked her up at their B&B and we drove to Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve. I pointed out the nearby Capilano Filtration Plant with pride while quipping, “that’s where our lovely water was purified by UV rays -- isn’t that fascinating?”
There were only two participants in this event. It's hard to imagine any other event that would keep people from running circles in the rain on such a nice course.
Olympic fever has hit Vancouver and I've definitely caught it. As someone who only a few weeks ago was rather apathetic about the Games I'm on the band wagon now.
I briefly saw the Olympic Torch relay on my drive home this morning. As I had a run planned for this afternoon I thought I'd check the relay route online and see if maybe I could catch more of the festivities.
Yesterday was a big day: I got to see the Olympic torch relay as it wove its way through my neighborhood, I got to hold the torch and hang-out with the torch-bearer... and I got a workout in on the spin bike at the gym!
I need some advice on running strollers because I'm going to become a dad sometime in late June. Yep, that's right... as scary a thought as that might be, I'm passing on my genes!
So far my research says the Chariot is the way to go.
I'd appreciate any experience, suggestions, thoughts.
Yesterday was a big day: I got to see the Olympic torch relay as it wove its way through my neighborhood, I got to hold the torch and hang-out with the torch-bearer... and I got a workout in on the spin bike at the gym!
I used to have to travel a lot for work. Most of the time I'd end up alone in a big city in a big hotel. 
