The Harvest Moon is approaching…
Now that the race season has wound down with the successful completion of Flatlanders, the Regina Road Runners gather for a leisurely fall, fun run – in the dark! Continue reading
The Harvest Moon is approaching…
Now that the race season has wound down with the successful completion of Flatlanders, the Regina Road Runners gather for a leisurely fall, fun run – in the dark! Continue reading
The Harvest Moon is approaching…
Now that the race season has wound down with the successful completion of Flatlanders, the Regina Road Runners gather for a leisurely fall, fun run – in the dark! Continue reading
Mountain of Hope (MoH) is a little different than your typical Regina road race. First of all, it is not a road race – it is a trail race. As far as trail races go, MoH is fairly tame. There is a fair bit of space to run, the footing is generally pretty good, slopes aren’t too steep, but you will get your feet wet. There are hills, but they are Regina hills, so they aren’t too big.
There are a few things you should be prepared for at MoH. And a few other tidbits that are just good to know. Continue reading
With the first ever Sask-quatch Hustle quickly approaching, a few hints on what to expect are in order.
A little research revealed that the Yeti race series has some good information on preparation for the race and what to bring.
What To Bring For The Event
Make sure that you layer, you will be cold at the start line and then heat up the same way as you do on the road or in the trails. You will probably take off a layer after you start.
After The Event