Zoe’s Race: Racing Toward Handicapped-Accessibility

August 1, 2012September 4, 2012 Phyl Newbeck 4106 Views 5K, fundraiders, handicapped-accessibility, running

When Zoe Nestor was 18 months old she nearly drowned in her family’s swimming pool. The resulting brain damage left

Erik Breiland | Reader Athlete July 2012

July 1, 2012August 1, 2012 Phyl Newbeck 7782 Views Craftsbury, Reader Athletes, rowing, running, sculling

Age: 35 Residence: Milton Family: Fiancée, Meredith Haff; golden retriever, Baxter; family in Addison Occupation: Application engineer at IBM Primary

Running

Hometown Hero | Vermont’s Kasie Enman Wins the 2012 KeyBank Vermont City Marathon

July 1, 2012August 1, 2012 Sky Barsch 3137 Views distance running, KeyBank Vermont City Marathon, Marathon, running, trail running

Kasie Enman, a 32-year-old elite distance runner who lives in Huntington, electrified the Burlington marathon this year when she became

Triathlon

Swim, Bike, Run, Eat! | Colchester Triathlon Serves Up a Winner

July 1, 2012July 24, 2018 Mark Aiken 3396 Views biking, Colchester, cycling, race food, racing, running, swimming, triathlon

When I think of the Colchester Triathlon, three things stick out: One, the swim is an absolutely beautiful half-mile circle

Running

To Shoe or Not To Shoe | Local Runners Weigh in on Running’s Biggest Question

May 1, 2012November 17, 2012 Kristin Fletcher 3881 Views minimalist, running, shoes

Newton Baker enters Capitol Grounds in Montpelier greeting half a dozen friends between the front door and the front counter.

Athletes

Eric Rose | Reader Athlete May 2012

May 1, 2012May 25, 2012 Phyl Newbeck 3269 Views hand cycling, Marathon, running, Skiing, VCM

Age: 50 Residence: Manchester Center Family: Wife, Christina; son David, 16 Occupation: Network administrator Primary sports: Sled hockey, downhill skiing,

Fitness + Health Running

Could Shortening Your Stride Be the Key to Better Running? | Sports Medicine May 2012

May 1, 2012April 27, 2012 Andy Bowen 2897 Views barefoot running, running, shorten your stride

Minimalist shoes, initial contact (heel, midfoot, or forefoot), chi running—we’ve all heard numerous techniques for the safest, most efficient way

Adventures Triathlon

Sugarbush Adventure Games Relaunched as Mad Triathlon and moved to May

April 21, 2012April 21, 2012 Vermont Sports 2765 Views biking, paddling, running, Sugarbush, triathlon

From our friends at Sugarbush: This year would have been the 34th running of the Sugarbush Adventure Games, that end-of-winter