Fitness

Team In Training Information Meeting

By DeusoG

Location(s)

Sheraton Hotel
870 Williston Road
Burlington, VT, 05401
See map: Google Maps

Team In Training will be recruiting runners, walkers, hikers, cyclists & triathletes for the Summer 2009 Season. Events will include: KeyBank Vermont City Marathon, Memphis In May Triathlon, America's Most Beautiful Bike Ride (Lake Tahoe), Rock n Roll Marathon (San Diego), Half Marathon at Lake Placid and Hike The Grand Canyon.

Cold Season Outdoor Gear

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We’ve made the long trip around the sun once again. Before long, Old Man Winter will blanket Vermont in white, and many of us will be out there making the most of it on our skis, boards, snowshoes, bikes, and sleds. Ever year, we stumble on a few items that we feel could make your winter season even more enjoyable, and they are featured here. Have a great winter, and stay warm and dry!

Listening to Your Instincts

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Exploring pain has been on my agenda for several years. Pain can be a good thing, especially if it is heeded. Too often, we have learned to block pain out, and this is when problems can start to happen. My email in-box is always filled with notes and letters from readers and patients, and I do my best to respond to them all in some way.

A Training Plan for the Craftsbury Marathon

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Posted October 29th, 2008

The Craftsbury Marathon is one of Vermont’s most grueling Nordic ski races on some of Vermont’s best trails. For first-timers, training for the race can be daunting. While it’s easy to search the Web for information on training for a running marathon, information on ski marathon training remains somewhat elusive.

Dryland Training Day with Liz Stephen at Morse Farm

Location(s)

Morse Farm Ski Touring Center
1168 County Rd
Montpelier, VT, 05602
See map: Google Maps

A day of dryland training from 8:30am til noon at Morse Farm Ski Touring Center in Montpelier that will get you ready for the winter XC ski season. We will cover the 5 main aspects that go into training in the off season: Strength (core/body weight exercises), endurance, technique, nutrition, and, very importantly, fun!

Okemo’s Annual SlushHuck Weekend - Wacky Spring Celebration

Location(s)

Okemo Mountain Resort
77 Okemo Ridge Rd.
Ludlow, VT, 05149
See map: Google Maps

This celebration of sun and snow includes the Slush Cup, Splash for Cash and Cardboard Box Race. This traditional rite of the season takes spring fever to a whole new level!

April 4 - Okemo Slush Cup

SKIRACK & ISIS Present: The 3rd Annual ISIS Trunk Show

SKIRACK & ISIS Present: The 3rd Annual ISIS Trunk Show

Location(s)

SKIRACK
85 MAIN ST
BURLINGTON, VT, 05401
See map: Google Maps

You are invited to the 3rd annual ISIS Trunk Show! Come explore SKIRACK's expanded ISIS selection, meet co-owner Poppy Gall, listen and learn about the 2008 product line.
Purchase ISIS products at 20% off and register to win great prizes!

When: November 13, 2008, 5:00-8:00pm

Women's Winter Escape

Location(s)

Great Glen Trails
Rt. 16, Pinkham Notch
Gorham, NH, 03581
See map: Google Maps

This special weekend has been designed by women to be the ultimate on-snow getaway. We’ll focus on health, relaxation and fun. Special cross country ski clinics taught by women, yoga, massage, a functional fashion show, snowshoe tours, a demo day, dog sledding and dinner & wine tasting.
Registration: $145 per person, limited to 35 at www.skireg.com

What’s With the Anaerobic Threshold? 

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Posted August 27th, 2008

The term anaerobic threshold is widely used in a number of training environments. Coaches, athletes, trainers, and the like commonly refer to the anaerobic threshold as a focal point to determine the intensity of training. Consequently, much focus has been placed upon accurate measurement of the anaerobic threshold and its interpretation for use in training programs.

A Greener GMC

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How should we measure the carbon footprint of a hiking club? As the Green Mountain Club approaches its 100th birthday as maintainer and protector of Vermont’s beloved Long Trail, should we be worrying more about the ecological impact people have when they drive to trailheads, or more about combating the recent decline in percentage of time children spend outside in nature?

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