The CCARRC has been formed to unite runners, joggers, and walkers of all abilities and ages. We hope that through this club, athletes will move toward achieving their goals, from finishing a marathon to beginning a steady fitness routine.
Our current website is: http://www.freewebs.com/ccarrc/
Thanks for all the advice. To be honest I was kind of discouraged after the race because my time was so much slower than my previous marathon and I had to walk
Congrats on your Boston finish. Art is correct - the Boston course (dowhill first 4 miles, then another steep drop at 15.5 and then miles 21-24) does quite a
As I understand it, Boston is notorious for destroying quads. Of course, all marathons do this--but Boston seems to be more intense. I think someone told me
After running the marathon my quads were and are still very sore. Does anyone have any suggestions (other than not ever running another marathon!) on how to
All: Local celebrity Jere Cross just joined our mailing list. In case you missed it, the Altoona Mirror ran a very nice article on him, documenting his