Saturday, December 20, 2008
Discount Entry for Arizona Rock'n'Roll Marathon and Half Marathon
As promised, I'll try to keep you posted on upcoming race discounts. This one's right around the corner...
http://www.rnraz.com/ The Arizona Rock & Roll Marathon and Half on January 18, 2009. Get your discount at the link listed.
Deadline January 9, 2009
Use Code RACEAZ to save $10.
Call 800 311-1255
GO FOR IT!
To Fitness,
Stephanie
P.S. Training for SF Kaiser Half Marathon or 5K on February 1, 2009? Check out the details at http://TheWeeklyPepTalk.com or contact me directly at Stephanie@AskAboutRunning.com The WOW Team will be there!
Monday, November 17, 2008
Details for the Week of November 17 - 23, 2008
Wednesday Track at Piedmont High 6:30 PM
Saturday 8:30 AM Lake Merced
Sunday 8:00 AM Tilden at Inspiration Point
CIM Training = 13 miles at PMP
Kaiser Advanced = 9 miles
CIM Relay = 6 miles hard
Kaiser Novice = 70 minutes
Fitness Enthusiasts = 30 minutes and up!
Monday, November 10, 2008
Details for the Week of November 10-16, 2008
Well, I told the girls we'd do boot camp this week but, I'm giving them a reprieve. So, get ready for boot camp for next week! I've just postponed it for a few days... This week we're on the track and at Sawyer Camp and The Berkeley Marina.
Tuesday, November 11 - Kezar Track 6:30 PM - Co-ed workout
The workout will be:
Maintenance = 8 X 400 with a 2 minute rest inbetween
CIM Relay and Kaiser Half Marathon = 3 X 1 mile hard with 2 laps easy inbetween
CIM Marathon = 5 X 400 fast with 200 easy
Wednesday, November 12- Piedmont Track 6:30 PM - Women-only
Same workout as above
Saturday, November 15 - Meet at 7:00 AM or 8:30AM at the trail head of Sawyer Camp Trail Park at Crystal Springs Reservoir
Special CIM 20 mile training run starts at 7AM. We have a 20 mile training run planned at Sawyer Camp (South Bay) for Saturday, November 15. Runners will be doing 2 - "out and backs" of 10 miles each.
My request is that some of you (or someone you know) might pace them for one lap or the other. We need pacers at 8'45" minutes or faster/mile and 10'45"/mile. If you are willing (and able) to run these times, we are looking for people to run one or two of the 10 mile segments, starting at 7:00 AM (1st leg) and at 8:30 - 8:45AM for (2nd leg), or to provide aid and encouragement at the turn-around point.
Let's all support these runners who have worked so hard to get to this point. If you happen to be interested in doing the full 20, I know they would love the company.
Please contact me at your earliest convenience. I'll give you further details.
Thank you for your part in making this happen. When your time comes we'll do the same for you!
To Success! Coach Stephanie
P.S. We're also doing our regular 8:30 Saturday workout so, come on out. Join us!
Stephanie Atwood, M.A., AAAI/ISM RRCA Certified With an M.A. in Communications, long distance running, sports nutrition,and personal training certification, Stephanie Atwood is the ideal trainer and coach. Founder of ALTB International, Inc. Ms. Atwood coaches The WOW Team, a women's only walk/run group; drop-in track workouts and drop-in weekend runs. Stephanie, a competitive master's runner and accomplished mountaineer is available for personal training or to speak about being "Fit for Life", a journey of ups and downs where she has kept fitness as an anchor in an otherwise turbulent and ever-changing life.
More details? Go to http://theweeklypeptalk.com./ or www.fitness.meetup.com/983 or http://www.fitness.meetup.com/1007
First visit is free. Pacers are free. $6 Drop-in fee due at site or ask about membership options.
Sunday, November 16, Meet at the Berkeley Marina 8:00 AM
Directions for all events are at http://www.runwalklocations.blogspot.com/
Monday, October 13, 2008
Run Around Lake Merritt on Weekdays at 6 or 6:30 AM
I hope all is well in your world. It sounds like WOW is doing great!
I seem to have fallen off the running wagon and I think it's time to get back on. I'm wondering if there's anyone in your group who would be up for running around lake merritt on a regular basis. I'd like to run at 6 or 6:30 in the morning as a way to start off my day. Is there anyway for you to ask the women in your group if they'd be interested in doing that? I think it would give me a bit of a jump start.
Thank you for your help,
Sarah
Run Woman Run - Walk Woman Walk
Women Train for your First Event - from 5K thru a Marathon
Join us on August 5 at Fleet Feet in Berkeley, 1758 Solano Ave to discuss the details of training for your first competition or a new distance. Walkers and runners are welcome. Coach Stephanie Atwood will go over the women's only program that can take fitness goals and turn them into realities.
Fleet Feet, Berkeley, 7:00 PM, Tuesday, August 5
Stephanie Atwood, AAAI/ISM Certified and RRCA Long Distance Running Coach Trained is founder of The WOW Team - Fit Women of the World. The team's focus is on long term fitness and meeting fitness goals.
We Want YOU!!
Go to http://TheWeeklyPepTalk.com, http://CaliforniaInternationalMarathonGroupTraining.smmsite.com or contact her through Stephanie@AskAboutRunning.com
4 Week Beginners Training Guide For Your First 5K
Week 1
Monday, Day 1 - Start walking! Walk until you feel tired or have reached 30 minutes, whichever comes first. Do not worry about your speed, or your distance, just stay upright and moving. Write down how long you walked today. Try for a minimum of 10 minutes.
Tuesday, Day 2 - If you walked 30 minutes yesterday, please repeat the same thing today. If you walked less than 30 minutes, add 1-2 minutes to yesterday's time. Do not worry about your speed, or your distance but be certain to increase the amount of time you are on your feet. Write down how long you walked today. Good job!
Wednesday, Day 3 - If you walked 30 minutes yesterday, please repeat the same thing today. If you walked less than 30 minutes, add 1-2 minutes to yesterday's time. do not worry about your speed, or your distance but be certain to increase the amount of time you are on your feet. Write down how long you walked today. Looking good!
Thursday, Day 4 - Rest day! Take a break.
Friday, Day 5 - If you walked 30 minutes before, please repeat the same thing today. If you walked less than 30 minutes, add 1-2 minutes to your previous time. Do not worry about your speed, or your distance but be certain to increase the amount of time you are on your feet. Write down how long you walked today. Going strong!
Saturday, Day 6 - Already at 30 minutes? Great! Just keep it up for a little longer. Then things will get interesting. Still working up to 30? Keep adding 1-2 minutes. Write down how long you walkd today. You're getting there!
Sunday, Day 7 - Women, join my group for a 3 mile walk. We'd love to meet you and, you get some great exercise. Or...take a hike to some place beautiful. Bring a picnic. Walk for health and the wonder of movement. Enjoy the day!
Notes:
Keep your recorded times on a calendar where you can see them. You'll feel good about what you're accomplishing.
If you are already a fit walker or jogger you may use stronger arms and or walk/jog for the 30 minutes.
Please refer to http://www.altbgo.blogspot.com for the rest of the schedule or contact me if you have any questions at Stephanie@AskAboutRunning.com
3 more weeks are coming soon...
Get Fit This Summer, Stay Fit For Life!
Taught by trainer/coach Stephanie Atwood. Sign-up at http://www.theweeklypeptalk.com/
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Articles About Fitness, Running, Walking, Women Stuff
These articles are available for reproduction at no fee based on fcomplete reproduction of the article and all its contents as well as credit to the author, Stephanie Atwood and referral to website/blogs http://www.TheWeeklyPepTalk.com and http://www.altbgo.blogspot.com