Hi Josh,

    I'm not sure.

    Why don't you try calling Ben Harris at 518-435-5830?  he most likely will know.

    The race begins at 10am, and it may take about 40 minutes to get there from RIT. You should arrive about 30 minutes before the start of the race so you can take care of all the registration issues, like getting your bib number, etc.

    See you there, and good luck racing!

Peter

josh torrey wrote:

what time are we meeting tommorow behind the field house???

Peter Haggerty <pjhnce@...> wrote:

Hello All Running Club Members and Merry Xmas,
.


DON CURRAN 5K, JANUARY 2006

Peter Haggerty here, Running Club co-advisor

Just a quick tip and some thoughts for running the Ogden 10k tomorrow.

Here's the weather forecast:

> * Tonight (Friday): Flurries and snow showers this evening
> becoming more scattered later. Low around 25F. Winds WSW at 15
> to 25 mph. Chance of snow 60%.
> * Tomorrow: Snow flurries in the early morning will give way to
> partly cloudy skies during the day. High 38F. Winds WSW at 15 to
> 25 mph.
>

#1. Not so cold or nasty, but notice the wind. Fifeteen to 25
mph is strong so be sure to wear, if you have it, a light type
windbreaker jacket on the outside and a hat/ear muffs.


#2. Bring a dry shirt/sports bra to change into after the race.
This will make waiting around for the awards ceremony and relaxing with
the post-race bites much more enjoyable. And change quickly after you
finish. If you hang outside after you finish running, you have about 3
to 5 minutes before your body starts to really lose heat and you get
cold. If you go inside, I'm pretty sure there will be restrooms in the
heated shelter that you can use to change clothes. (I have not done this
race in the Freezeroo series before so I can't give you definite
information about this.) Changing into a dry shirt makes post-race hang
time in winter much more pleasant.

#3. I'll bring a camera so let's try to gather around the
Running Club banner - will someone bring this? - before the race begins
and get a cool group photo. (like the one aaove from last year).

#4. Again, often at these races people bring homemade bites to
supplement the bagels and fruit and hot drinks supplied by the Freezeroo
people. It would be much appreciated by all the runners, for example, if
something appeared compliments of the Running Club Maybe puppy chow? You
don't have to make a lot of it. It's more the gesture that the substance.

#5. If you have Running Club sweatshirts, remember to wear
them at the race.

Looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow and experiencing this
course for the first time with the Club. [P.S. My friend tells me that
there is a good long uphill about mile 3 and 4. ]

Happy running!

Peter



Travis wrote:

> Hey All who have signed up to go to the Race. We will be meeting
> behind the steps of the Field House. If you want to drive bring your
> car. If we end up with two many cars I think we can leave them there.
>
> Also I told many of you I would be running tomarrow. I have had a
> change of plans I apparently don't have any clothes for running in
> this weather so I will be getting it during the 10am run sorry.
>
> Sincerely,
> Travis Thomas
>
>

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