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W.O.B. 5K Run Race against Melanoma 5K Gate River Run Valentine’s Great Music 5K Florida Road Races Halfathon Series Tampa Bay’s 5K for Autism Shamrock N Run 5K Caliente Bare Dare 5K Driscoll’s Strawberry Classic Hippie Dash 2019 Shark Tooth 10K Kiwanis Adventure Run Nun Run 5K Joshua Run 5K Trout Creek Trail Runs Trek For Treasure Lake Apopka Scenic Trail Run 30K CFT Sommer Sports Girlz On Fire Triathlon CFT Sommer Sports Summer Triathlons Orange Blossom Half Marathon Lake Minneola 13.1 / 12K / 5K Gasparilla Distance Classic Robinson Preserve 10K 5K Runs Dare To Go Bare 5K / 2.5K Runs DRC Clean Air Bike Ride St. Anthony's Triathlon Meek And Mighty Triathlon Rotary Twilight 5K Run Thunderbolt Bi-Duathlons Croom Trail Ultra Trail Runs Race Of Hope 5K Sand Key Open Water Swim St. Pete Beach Half—Mar & 5K Maddie Zolfo Half Marathon Belleair Sunset Cllassic 5k Discover Caladesi Island 10 Miler & 5K Grand Fondo Bike Ride Chick - Fil - A Run For Kids 5K Lace Up To Buckle Up 5K Chilly Willy Duathlon Tampa Bay Biathlon Escape From Fort Desoto Triathlon

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SAT AND SUNDAY WEEKLY 6:00 AM

TAKE THE FIRST STEP CLUB 4-15 MILES RUN AND WALK

NORIN DOLLARD 813- 956-7213

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SAT AND SUNDAY WEEKLY 6:00 AM

WEST FLORIDA "Y" RUNNERS CLUB GROUP RUNS

SKIP ROGERS 727-442-5838

CITY HALL PLAZA CLEARWATER FL

RUNS BETWEEN 3-23 MILES "DO THE LOOP"

WEDNESDAY WEEKLY 6:00 PM

SAFETY HARBOR ATHLETIC CLUB

DESIGN SPORTS 727-420-4666

670 MAIN STREET SAFETY HARBOR

ALL LEVELS VARIOUS DISTANCE

THURSDAY WEEKLY 6:30 PM

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WEDNESDAY WEEKLY 6:30 PM

RUNNING CENTER THURSDAY NIGHT RUNS

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SUNDAY JANUARY 13 8:30 AM

2019 KIWANIS ADVENTURE RUN

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HONEYMOON ISLAND STATE PK DUNEDIN FL.

SATURDAY JANUARY 19 7:00 AM

ST. PETE BEACH CLASSIC WEEKEND RUNS 10K,5K AND 3.8 MILES

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SIRATA BEACH RESORT ST. PETE BEACH FL.

SUNDAY JANUARY 20 6:45 AM

MADDIE HALF MARATHON 13.1 MILES

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SIRATA BEACH RESORT ST. PETE BEACH FL.

SATURDAY JANUARY 26 7:30 AM

JOSHUA 1:9 5K RUN

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E. G. SIMMOMS PARK RUSKIN FL.

SATURDAY JANUARY 26 5:00 PM

BELLEAIR SUNSET CLASSIC 5K AND 1 MILE

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REC CENTER BELLEAIR FL.

SUNDAY JANUARY 27 8:00 AM

FLORIDA CHALLENGE 13.1 AND 5K TRAIL RUN

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LITHIA FL.

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 7:15 AM

BEST DAMM RACE HALF MAR., 10K AND 5K

SAFETYHARBOR. BESTDAMMRACE.COM

SAFETY HARBO R FL.

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 8:00 AM

RUN FOR AUTISM 5K

JULIE REYES 856-470-4449

GASSDEN PARK TAMPA FL.

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 8 7:00 PM

15TH ANNUAL ROTARY TWILIGHT 5K RUN BENEFITING COMMON GROUND PARK

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EDGEWOOD PARK LAKE HOLLINGSWORTH LAKELAND FL.

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 7:30 AM

DISCOVER CALADESI ISLAND 10 MILER

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CLEARWATER BEACH FL.

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 8:00 AM

VALENTINE'S 5K GREAT MUSIC 5K

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SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL PALM HARBOR FL.

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10 TBA

INAUGURAL ST. PETESBURG DISTANCE CLASSIC 26.2,13.1 AND 5K

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ST. PETE FL.

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10 7:00 AM

L.O.U.D RUNNERS' BIG GUAVA ONE MILE RACES SERIES #2

L.O.U.D. RUNNERS OF TAMPA

GASSDEN PARK TAMPA FL.

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10 8:00 AM

TAMPA UNDY RUN 5K

877-422-2030

AL LOPEZ PARK TAMPA FL.

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10 8:00 AM

TROUT CREEK TRAIL RUNS 5K AND 15K

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TROUT CREEK WILDNESS PARK TAMPA FL.

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 16 8:00 AM

PURPLESTRIDE 5K

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VINOY PARK ST. PETE FL.

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 23 TBA

GASPARILLA DISTANCE CLASSIC 5K AND 15K

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DOWNTOWN TAMPA FL.

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 24 TBA

GASPARILLA DISTANCE 1/2 MARATHON & 8K

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DOWNTOWN TAMPA FL.

SATURDAY MARCH 2 8:00 AM

W.O.B. 5K

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SATURDAY MARCH 9 8:00 AM

SAND KEY OPEN WATER SWIM #1 1.2 & 2.4 MILES PLUS RELAYS

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SUNDAY MARCH 10 7:00 AM

L.O.U.D RUNNERS' BIG GUAVA ONE MILE RACE SERIES #3

L.O.U.D. RUNNERS OF TAMPA

GASSDEN PARK TAMPA FL.

FRIDAY MARCH 15 7:00 PM

SHAMROCK N RUN 5K

JASON WILSON 727-593-6166

ULMER PARK LARGO FL.

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SATURDAY MARCH 16 8:00 AM

HALO 5K

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AL LOPEZ PARK TAMPA FL.

SUNDAY MARCH 17 7:00 AM

FLORIDA SHAMROCK HALFATHON & 5K

SATURDAY MARCH 23 8:00 AM

38TH ANNUAL DRISCOLL'S STRAWBERRY CLASSIC 5K

SATURDAY MARCH 23 8:30 AM

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TEMPLE TERRACE ELEM. SCHOO TEMPLE TERRACE FL.

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SATURDAY MARCH 30 6:00 AM

CROOM FOOLS RUN 50 M/ 50K / 16 MI.

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WITHLACOOCHEE STATE PARK BROOKSVILLE FL.

SUNDAY APRIL 7 9:00 AM

DARE TO GO BARE 5K 5K AND 2.5K

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LAKE COMO RESORT LUTA FL.

SATURDAY MAY 4 8:00 AM

HIPPIE DASH 5K & 8K

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ST. PETE FL.

SUNDAY MAY 5 8:30 AM

CALIENTE BARE DARE 5K

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CALIENTE LAND O LAKES FL.

SATURDAY MAY 11 8:00 AM

RACE AGAINST MELANOMA 5K

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LARGO CENTRAL PARK LARGO FL.

SATURDAY MAY 25 8:00 AM

HONOR OUR HEROES MEMORIAL RUN 5K

WWW.RACEHAWK.COM

OLDSMAR FL.

SATURDAY JUNE 8 8:00 AM

SAND KEY OPEN WATER SWIM #2 1.2 & 2.4 MILES PLUS RELAYS

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SAND KEY PARK CLEARWATER FL.

SATURDAY AUGUST 17 8:00 AM

SAND KEY OPEN WATER SWIM #2 1.2 & 2.4 MILES PLUS RELAYS

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DATE

EVENT/DISTANCE

CONTACT

LOCATION

SUNDAY JANUARY 13 TBA

IRONHEAD BROTHERS RELAY 50K OR 30K

ENDURANCE HOUSE

SARASOTA FL.

SUNDAY JANUARY 20 7:00 AM

NAPLES HALF MARATHON

229-686-0173

CAMBIER PARK NAPLES FL.

SATURDAY JANUARY 26 8:00 AM

ACHIEVA RUN FOR GOLD 5K

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 TBA

SARASOTA MUSIC HALF MARATHON

contact@sarasotahalf.com

SARASOTA FL.

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 TBA

DOGGIES FOR DUCHENNE 5K RUN

941-737-2316

SARASOTA FL.

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 TBA

MTC ULTRA 50K AND 25K TRAIL RUN

OSPREY FL.

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SATURDAY FEBRUARY 16 TBA

SUPERHERO 5K RUN 5K

www.5khero.com.

NATHAN BENDERSON PARK SARASOTA FL.

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 17 TBA

PARADISE COAST HALF MARATHON 13.1 AND 5K

ELITEEVENTS.ORG

NAPLES FL.

SATURDAY MARCH 2 TBA

CITY OF PALMS HALF MARATHON

ELITEEVENTS.ORG

FORT MYERS FL.

SATURDAY MARCH 2 7:30 AM

SHARK'S TOOTH RUN 10K

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SUNDAY MARCH 3 8:00 AM

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VENICE FL.

SATURDAY MARCH 23 8:00 AM

BEER BELLY 5K

850-445-7290

LAKEWOOD RANCH SARASOTA FL.

FRIDAY MARCH 29 6:30 PM

ROBINSON PRESERVE 5K / 10K

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BRADENTON FL.

SATURDAY MARCH 30 8:00 AM

CHICK - FIL - A RUN 5K & 10K

WWW.ZOOMERSRUN.COM

PORT CHARLOTTE FL.

RUNNING SW FLORIDA

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also addresses people who tend to supinate. Supination is where the heel hits the ground and the foot rolls outward.

There are three major types of shoes that address three major types of feet.

The third basic type of running shoe is the motion control shoe. This shoe addresses people with severe pronation problems. It offers the most support for anyone that tends to roll in excessively especially people with flat feet. People who have ankles rolling in also can benefit from a motion control shoe. These shoes have a very strong medial post and tend to have a wider outsole to better stabilize the foot.

major question you should be asking yourself about the running shoes you are about to buy is “what type of shoe is this?” The right type of shoe is critical because the shoe must match your foot type.

The first type of shoe, the stability shoe, addresses the majority of the population and helps the foot correct pronation problems. Pronation is where the heel hits the ground and the foot moves to the side as it travels forward. It refers to the inward roll of the foot. The stability shoe has a medial post made of denser material on the medial or inside part of the shoe. It helps the foot from rolling in excessively. You can recognize a stability shoe by looking for gray EVA or other extra support features on the inside of the shoe.You will notice it is harder than EVA material on the outside of the running shoe. The second type of shoe is the neutral or cushion shoe. If a person has a neutral foot the heel of the person makes contact with the ground and the foot travels in a straight line as it moves forward. A neutral or cushion shoe has no medial post and the entire midsole generally has the same support.The neutral/cushion shoe

All good running shoe companies make all three types of these shoes, so you should try on these types of shoes from several different companies to insure a proper fit. You will find that all of the shoes in each category come in various intensity levels, some stability are more stable than others, similarly some neutral shoes are firmer or softer than others. You can customize any of these types of shoes with a good insert that will add more cushion or more stability to the shoe. Make sure you try the shoe you are going to buy with the insert you want and test them out together. If you wear orthotics remember to take them with you to try on running shoes because the orthotic must work naturally with the shoe. Bill Davison, BA CPed

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REGISTER BY MAIL: mail this completed REGISTRATION FORM with a CHECK OR MONEY ORDER Payable to: SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL, 2109 Nebraska Ave, Palm Harbor, FL 34683 Check all that apply: ( ) 5K 8 am ($30 by 1/15/2019, $35 by 2/9/2019, $40 day of race) ( ) 1 mile 7:30 am ($15 by 1/15/2019, $20 by 2/9/2019, $25 day of race) Last Name: First Name: Age: Male/Female: Address: City/State: ZIP: Email Address (so we can send you updates): T-Shirt size (circle one): XS S M L XL XXL Shirt cut (circle one): Mens Womens Phone: I understand that running, walking, and/or attending the Valentine’s Day 5k and/or 1 mile events are potentially hazardous activities unless I am medically able and properly trained. I agree to adhere to the judgment of any race official regarding my ability to safely complete any or all parts of this/these events. I assume all risks associated with participation including, but not limited to, falls, contact with others, heat, humidity, road hazards, course hazards, traffic, or other perils. Knowing this, I, and anyone entitled to act on my behalf, waive and release Spring Valley School, Pinellas County, all law officers and medical assistance, officers, directors, sponsors, agents, representatives, volunteers, and employees, from all liability and claims of any kind arising from my presence and/or participation in this event even though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of parties named in this waiver. I also approve the use of my and/or my dependent’s picture(s) taken before, during, or after the races and posted to websites or other media for promotional or other use without further compensation. I also understand there are no refunds for this event. .By signing here I agree to the above terms and conditions. X

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St. Petersburg Distance Classic FEBRUARY 10, 2019

MARATHON HALFATHON 10K RACE 5K RACE/WALK

Chris & Rya Lauber, Race Directors

Register at FloridaRoadRaces.com

Serving the Tampa Bay running community for 20 years.

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RUNNING ORLANDO DATE

EVENT/DISTANCE

CONTACT

LOCATION

SATURDAY JANUARY 12 TBA

WALT DISNEY WORLD HALF MARATHON

EMMI 407-896-1160

LAKE BUENA VISTA FL. WALT DISNEY WORLD RESORT

SATURDAY JANUARY 19 7:30 AM

PARK AVE 5K

EMMI 407-896-1160

WINTER PARK FL.

SUNDAY JANUARY 20 TBA

SHARK BITE HALF MARATHON 13.1 AND 5K

352- 215-3134

NEW SMYRNA BEACH FL.

SATURDAY JANUARY 26 7:40 AM

LADY TRACK SHACK 5K 5K

EMMI 407-896-1160

ORLANDO FL.

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 3 8:00 AM

SUPER BOWL SUNDAY 5K AND 10K

CFT SOMMER SPORTS 352-394-1320

MINNEOLA FL.

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 7:30 AM

RUN 4 LOVE 4 MILER 4 MILER

EMMI 407-896-1160

WINTER PARK FL.

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10 7:30 AM

DAYTONA BEACH HALF MARATHON

daytonabeachhalf.com

DAYTONA BEACH FL.

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 23 TBA

LAKE APOPKA SCENIC TRAIL RUN 30K

CFT SOMMER SPORTS 3562-394-1320

APOPKA FL.

SATURDAY MARCH 2 7:25 AM

BEST DAMM RACE HALF MAR., 10K AND 5K

ORLANDO. BESTDAMMRACE.COM

ORLANDO FL.

SATURDAY MARCH 9 TBA

ORANGE BLOSSOM HALF MARATHON AND 5K

CFT SOMMER SPORTS 3562-394-1320

HAINES CIRT FL.

SATURDAY MARCH 23 7:00 AM

ZIMMERMANN KISER SUTCLIFFE WINTER PARK ROAD RACE 10K AND 2 MILER

EMMI 407-896-1160

WINTER PARK FL.

SATURDAY MARCH 30 TBA

LAKE MINNEOLA HALF MARATHON AND 5K

CFT SOMMER SPORTS 3562-394-1320

LAKE MINNEOLA FL.

SATURDAY APRIL 13 TBA

WINDERMERE RUN 5K AND 10K

CFT SOMMER SPORTS 352-394-1320

WINDERMERE FL.

SATURDAY APRIL 13 8:00 AM

2019 LACE-UP TO BUCKLE-UP 5K

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RUNNING SOUTH DATE

EVENT/DISTANCE

SATURDAY JANUARY 19 8:00 AM

RUN WILD 5K

SUNDAY JANUARY 20 TBA

KEY WEST HALF MARATHON 13.1 MILES

SUNDAY JANUARY 20 6:30 AM

FORT PIERCE HALF MARATHON

SUNDAY JANUARY 27 8:00 AM

RACE OF HOPE 5K

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 3 7:00 AM

COCONUT CREEK BUTTER FLY RUN 5K

SATURDAY MARCH 2 7:00 AM

ST. PATRICK 1OK

SATURDAY MARCH 2 8:00 AM

SOMBRERO BEACH RUN 15K / 10K / 5K

SUNDAY MARCH 3 6:30 AM

TRESURE COAST HALF MARATHON 13.1 / 10K / 5K

SATURDAY MARCH 9 6:00 AM

EVERGLADES ULTRA 50 MILER, 50K, 25K

DATE

EVENT/DISTANCE

CONTACT

LOCATION

SATURDAY JANUARY 12 7:00 AM

BEST DAMM RACE HALF MAR., 10K AND 5K

JACKSONVILLE. BESTDAMMRACES.COM

JACKSONVILLE FL. 68

SATURDAY JANUARY 19 TBA

JACKSONVILLE BEACH RUN 10 MILER AND 5K

1ST PLACE SPORTS 904- 731-3676

JACKSONVILLE BEACH FL.

SUNDAY JANUARY 20 TBA

OCALA HALF MARATHON 13.1,15K,10K,5K

WWW.DRCSPORTS.COM

OCALA FL.

SATURDAY JANUARY 26 TBA

HELL CAT RUN 10K / 30K / 50K

904-655-6511

LEE FIELD GREEN COVE FL.

SATURDAY JANUARY 26 TBA

MATANZAS 5K

1ST PLACE SPORTS 904- 731-3676

ST AUGUSTINE FL.

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 TBA

DOUBLE BRIDGE REUN 15K And 5K

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 8:00 AM

2019 FLIGHT FOR AIR TIME

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 3 8:00 AM

TALLAHASSEE MARATHON 26.2 AND 13.1 MILES

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10 TBA

DONNA 5K

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 17 6:00 AM

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CONTACT

LOCATION

runwild5kmiami.com

MIAMI FL.

keywesthalfmarathon.com

KEY WEST FL.

runfortpierce.com

FORT PIERCE FL.

www.raceofhopeseries.com

ROYAL POINCIANA Way PALM BEACH FL.

butterflyrun.com

COCONUT CREEK FL.

gflrrc.org

TRADEWINDS PARK COCONUT CREEK FL.

sombrerobeachrun.com

SOMBRERO BEACH FL.

WWW.TRESURECOAST MARATHON.COM evergladesultras.com

MISC.

MEMORIAL PARK STUART PARK FL. FAHAHATCHEE STRAND PRESERVE FL.

RUNNING NORTH

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JACKSONVILLE FL. 68

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BI-TRIATHLONS DATE

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CONTACT

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SUNDAY JANUARY 27 TBA

CHIILY WILLY DUATHLON

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FRPM PROMOTIONS 813-417-0324

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REUBEN KLINE 765-247-BIKE

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SUNDAY MAY 19 7:00 AM

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SATURDAY JUNE 1 TBA

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THE IMPORTANCE OF THE OFF SEASON So - the last race of the season has passed. What next? One of the most overlooked and ignored parts of an athlete’s season is the off season. What is the off season and what is the importance? The body needs rest and time for recovery. The mind needs recovery also. So, planning out and executing an effective off season is crucial for further growth and improvement. Off season does not mean 10 hours a day Netflix binging and a gallon of ice cream each evening before bed. Off season is relaxing and resting those muscles that have been carrying the athlete through the season while still staying active and fit. The typical off-season ranges between 4-8 weeks depending on schedule and upcoming races. Generally during this time most athlete’s timeline falls during the holiday season. This is the time to enjoy the holidays, family and friends. So, what to do during this time? 1) Enjoy your family and friends and thank them for putting up with you through training and racing. 2) Reflect on the past season and the accomplishments gained along with the places visited and friends made. 3) Begin planning out next season. Look at schedules and choose your race plan. “A” Races, supporting races and fun races. 4) Change your exercise to fun activities. Take that spin class. Take out the mountain or road bike and ride for enjoyment. Cruiser ride to the beach or on the trail with the family. Go to yoga classes. Take fun runs without a Garmin. Get in the pool for some great swims. The off season is a great time to dive into masters swim classes. Paddle board, unicycle, juggle. Anything that could not be fit in because of training season. 5) Enjoy the holidays. Don’t fall off the wagon on nutrition but have that slice of pumpkin pie or that helping of stuffing. Don’t overdo but as you get into pre-season you can tighten up your nutrition again. 6) Assess your equipment. Time to upgrade your bike? New running shoes? New training and racing nutrition plans? Now is the time to look. The off season is a perfect time for that bike fit. 7) Research race teams and coaches. Is this the year to get serious with a coach or is it time to join a team for camaraderie and motivation? Many options are available according to time and goals. Take time to make sure the coach or team fits your needs. The ultimate goal of the off season is to re-charge your physical and mental batteries. To keep the motivation for the upcoming season. Have fun, enjoy family and friends, try new things, stay active with fun exercise. Plan and execute a proper off season and you will be ready to attract pre-season training fresh and focused! As always feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. Park Alsop Director Kennedy Law Racing Director City of Clearwater Masters Swim Program Certified RETUL Fitter kennedylawracing@gmail.com www.kennedylawracing.com

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2nd Annual Tampa Bay's 5K for Autism & 1 Mile Run for One, Run for All! Saturday, February 2, 2019 5K Starts at 8:00 am & 1 Mile Run at 9:00 am Gadsden Park 6901 S MacDill Ave, Tampa, FL 33611 Presented by Diversity Action Coalition (DAC), a registered nonprofit 501(c)3. Proceeds from this event will go to inclusion programs and efforts for individuals and families impacted by autism and other disabilities. Whether you are running in support of someone you love who is diagnosed with autism or a disability, an experienced 5K or distance runner, even a first time participant... there is a place for you here! Thank You for registering TODAY and making this GREAT Community Event possible with your support! For additional information and Sponsorship opportunities, please contact: Julie Reyes at: (856) 470-4449 and dfwjc62@gmail.com

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Date/Location

Friday, March 15, 2019. Downtown Largo, FL. The race will begin and end at Ulmer Park (301 West Bay Drive).

Start Times

5k – 7pm 1.5 Mile Walk – 7:15pm Clover Kids Fun Run – 8:15pm (ages 7 and under)

Race Fees

5k – $20 pre-registered by March 10, $25 day of event 1.5 Mile Walk – $15 pre-registered by March 10, $20 day of event Clover Kids Fun Run – $10

March 15, 2019 7pm

Awards

5k only – Top 3 M/F; Masters M/F; Grand Masters M/F; top 3 in each age group.

5k Run • 1.5 Mile Walk • Kids Fun Run

Age Groups

10 and under; 11–12; 13–14; 15–19; standard 5 year age groups to 70+.

Race Features

T-shirts to the first 500 registered participants. Post-race meal, refreshments, drinks and live entertainment. All Clover Kids will receive a t-shirt and ribbon.

Parking

301 4th Street SW - Pinellas County School Board Lot.

Live Entertainment

Registration

Pre-registration form drop-off will be at the Largo Golf Course - 12500 Vonn Rd, (727)593-6166. Pre-registration ends 3/10/2019. Pre-registered participants may pick up their race packets on Thursday, March 14, 5-7 pm at the Largo Golf Course, or beginning at 5pm on race day at Ulmer Park. Race day registration opens at 5pm. For more information, contact Jason Wilson at (727)593-6166 or email athletics@largo.com.

and Post Race Awards

REGISTRATION FORM – SHAMROCK ‘N RUN – MARCH 15, 2019 RP Last Name

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Shirt Size (check one)

5k

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Clover Kids

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Address City

State

Phone Number

Email Address

Shamrock ‘N Run c/o Jason Wilson Largo RPA PO Box 296 Largo, FL 33779

Zipcode

make checks payable to: City of Largo

WAIVER: I consider myself adequately trained for the Shamrock ‘N Run 5k Run and Walk. I absolve the City of Largo Recreation, Parks and Arts Department, and anyone involved in these races from any liability for injury or illness suffered by me or my dependents in connection with the race. If I or my dependents should suffer an injury or illness as a result of the race, I authorize the officials of the race to use their discretion to have me or my dependents transported to a medical facility and I take full responsibility for this action. I also approve the use of my picture taken before, during or after the race for promotional use.

Signature (Parent/Guardian if under 18)

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THIS ALL INCLUSIVE CRUISE INCLUDES: FOUR SCENIC RUNNING EVENTS, POST-RUN FESTIVITIES, A COACHING CLINIC ON THE CARNIVAL MIRACLE’S TRACK, TECH SHIRT, SPECIAL LUGGAGE TAG, BIG HONKING FINISHER’S MEDAL AND MUCH MORE!

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Tampa Bay Runners Present

38th l Annua

Register online at www.athlinks.com/event/38th-annual-driscolls-strawberry-classic-233307

Saturday, March 23, 2019 • Temple Terrace Elementary • 124 Flotto Ave, Temple Terrace, Florida 33617

Race Features:

38th Annual Driscoll's Strawberry Classic Race

Men's and Woman's High Quality T-shirts Guaranteed 15k Challenge (10k + 5k) to the First 600 Registered Runners Beautiful, Scenic Course Chip Timed 10k Race Great Awards, Food, Music, Door Prizes , Vendors Medals for ALL Races Water Stops on Course 5k Race Delicious Driscolls Strawberries!! Overall M/F, Masters M/F & Top 3 In Each Fun Run Age Group

- 7:00am $50 - Adults, $40 Student (17 -under); Before March 1st $55 - Adults, $45 Student(17 -under); until March 22nd $60 - Adults, $50 Student (17-under); Race Day 7:00am $30 - Adults, $20 Student (17- under); Before March 1st $35 - Adults, $25 Student(17- under); until March 22nd $40 - Adults, $30 Student(17- under); Race Day 8:30am $30 - Adults, $20 Student(17- under); Before March 1st $35 - Adults, $25 Student(17- under); until March 22nd $40 - Adults, $30 Student(17- under); Race Day 9:00am $10

Package Pickup: Tuesday, March 19th from 6:00 - 8:00pm at Fitniche in the Wiregrass Shopping Center Thursday, March 21st from 6:00 - 8:00pm at Fitniche in the Wiregrass Shopping Center Friday, March 22nd from 6:00 - 8:00pm at TBD • Saturday, March 23rd starting at 6:00AM at Temple Terrace Elementary AFTER PARTY: TBD

Charities Supported: Tampa Meals on Wheels and Children's Dream Fund

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May the Fourth, 2019 Choose your distance:

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and a Flower Child Fun Run for the little hippies! DJ & After Party! Dogs welcome in the 1-Mile Walk, Woof & Roll!

www.goodwill-suncoast.org/hippie-dash All proceeds benefit Goodwill’s programs for people with employment challenges, and that’s far out!

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January 13th 2019

Limited to first 500 registrations. by mail or at: Active.com $25.00 by (12/26/2018), $30.00 by (01/08/2019), $35.00 Race Day

“10th Year Running!”

January 13th 2019

12/26/2018

01/08/2019

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LIABILITY RELEASE: In consideration of the acceptance of my entry in the 2019-Kiwanis Adventure Runs ("the Run"), I, for myself, my heirs, executors and assigns, do hereby release and discharge The Kiwanis Club of Dunedin, Inc., Dunedin Kiwanis Foundation, Inc., Kiwanis International, Florida Kiwanis, The Florida State Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund, Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Florida Division of Recreation and Parks, all Run officials, Run sponsors, Run volunteers, and their respective executors, administrators, successors and assigns (hereinafter collectively called the "Releasees"), from all liability whatsoever, whether foreseen or unforeseen, from any and all claims, damages, bodily injury, property damage or death arising out of or in the course of my participation in the Run including, but not limited to, any injuries suffered by me based on the negligence of the Releasees. I have full knowledge of the risks involved in this Run including, but not limited to, falls, contact with other participants, effects of weather, course obstacles, wildlife, water craft, drowning, broken bones, sprains, etc., and I am medically fit to participate. In the event any claim against Releasees is adjudicated to be enforceable despite the language of this release, I agree that any recovery shall be limited to the available insurance coverage insuring the Releasees. In the event the Run is cancelled for any reason, I understand that entry fees will not be refunded and I will consider such fee as a donation to the Run. I give my permission for the free use of my name and/or picture in any broadcast, telecast or other promotion of the Run. To the extent that any provision of this release is determined to be unenforceable, I understand that the remainder of such provisions shall still be enforceable. I further state that I am of lawful age and legally competent to sign this release on my own behalf; that I understand the terms herein are contractual and not a mere recital; and that I have signed this release below of my own free will. I acknowledge that

NOTICE TO THE MINOR CHILD'S NATURAL GUARDIAN: READ THIS FORM COMPLETELY AND CAREFULLY. YOU ARE AGREEING TO LET YOUR MINOR CHILD ENGAGE IN A POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS ACTIVITY. YOU ARE AGREEING THAT, EVEN IF THE RELEASEES (AS THAT TERM IS DEFINED ABOVE) USE REASONABLE CARE IN PROVIDING THIS ACTIVITY, THERE IS A CHANCE YOUR CHILD MAY BE SERIOUSLY INJURED OR KILLED BY PARTICIPATING IN THIS ACTIVITY BECAUSE THERE ARE CERTAIN DANGERS INHERENT IN THE ACTIVITY WHICH CANNOT BE AVOIDED OR ELIMINATED. BY SIGNING THIS FORM YOU ARE GIVING UP YOUR CHILD'S RIGHT AND YOUR RIGHT TO RECOVER FROM RELEASEES IN A LAWSUIT FOR ANY PERSONAL INJURY, INCLUDING DEATH, TO YOUR CHILD OR ANY PROPERTY DAMAGE THAT RESULTS FROM THE RISKS THAT ARE A NATURAL PART OF THE ACTIVITY. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REFUSE TO SIGN THIS FORM, AND RELEASEES HAVE/HAS THE RIGHT TO REFUSE TO LET YOUR CHILD PARTICIPATE IF YOU DO NOT SIGN THIS FORM.

bikes, baby carriages, animals, and radio headsets, are prohibited in the Run.

Signature, Adult Runner:_________________________________________________ Date:________________ Print Name:____________________________________________________ Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian of Runner under 18 years-old (minor): ________________________________________________________________________Date: _____________ Print Name of Parent of Legal Guardian: _________________________________________________________________Print Relationship (Father, Mother, or Legal Guardian:__________

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Trout Creek Trail Runs Directions: From I-75 take the Fletcher Ave. exit (the Hidden River exit) and go east .3 miles. (Fletcher Ave. Changes to Morris Bridge Road) Look on the left for the entrance to Trout Creek. Drive another .8 miles to the registration area. (note: there is now a $2 fee to enter the park) Awards: Custom trophies to: Overall Male and Female; Overall Masters Male and Female; Embroidered Running Hats to Top 25 Male and Top 25 Female. Food: Rice and Beans, Ice Cream, Cookies, Bananas, Apples, Bagels, Water, Grade, Hotdogs (food by a catering company) Registration: Early registration by mail (see below) or online at www.eventbrite.com is $28/$38. Race Day registration is $35/$45. XTERRA: The only XTERRA qualifying event for the series will be the XTERRA 10M. For more details, go to TampaRaces.com

Course: Absolutely beautiful and challenging 5K & 15K trail runs that wind through the pines and scrub oaks in Trout Creek. To see all the race information, go to the website at www.tamparaces.com. Races start at 8:30 a.m. and are held rain or shine.

› Great Trail Running › Custom Awards to Top 25 Male

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Female in each race › Post-Race Food & Party

Sunday February 10, 2019 Trout Creek Park - Tampa, FL Trout Creek

Early Registration (before 1/10/19) - 5K - $28; 15K - $38 General Registration (after 1/10/19) - 5K - $32; 15K - $42 Race Day Registration (2/10/19) - 5K - $35; 15K - $45 Name: Checks payable to: Address: Event Operations CityStZip: 2302 N. Central Ave. Tampa, FL 33602 Phone: (Registration Fees are Email: non-refundable) T-shirt Size: S M L XL XXL Sex: M F 15K 5K Age on Race Day: _______ Birthdate: _________ (IMPORTANT) Circle Distance: For and in consideration of Event Operations Inc., Hillsborough County, and USA Track & Field, Inc. allowing me, the undersigned, to participate in the Trout Creek Trail Runs; I, for myself, and on behalf of my spouse, children, guardians, heirs and next of kin, and any legal and personal representatives, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, hereby agree to and make the following contractual representations pursuant to this Waiver and Release of Liability, Assumption of Risk and Indemnity Agreement (the “Agreement”); 1. I hereby represent that (i) I am at least eighteen (18) years of age or older; (ii) I am in good health and in proper physical condition to participate in the Event; and (iii) I am not under the influence of alcohol or any illicit or prescription drugs which would in any way impair my ability to safely participate in the Event. I agree that it is my sole responsibility to determine whether I am sufficiently fit and healthy enough to participate in the Event, that I am responsible for my own safety and well being at all times and under all circumstances while at the Event site. 2. I understand and acknowledge that participation in track & field, road running, race walking, cross country, mountain, ultra, and trail running Events is inherently dangerous and represents an extreme test of a person’s physical and mental limits. I understand that participation involves risks and dangers which include, without limitation, the potential for serious bodily injury, permanent disability, paralysis and loss of life; loss of or damage to equipment/property; exposure to extreme conditions and circumstances; contact with other participants, spectators, animals or other natural or manmade objects; dangers arising from adverse weather conditions; imperfect course or track conditions; land, water and surface hazards; equipment failure; inadequate safety measures; participants of varying skill levels; situations beyond the immediate control of the Event Organizers; and other undefined, not readily foreseeable and presently unknown risks and dangers (“Risks”). I understand that these Risks may be caused in whole or in part by my own actions or inactions, the actions or inactions of others participating in the Event, or the negligent acts or omissions of the Released Parties defined below, and I hereby expressly assume all such Risks and responsibility for any damages, liabilities, losses or expenses which I incur as a result of my participation in any Event. 3. I agree to be familiar with and to abide by the USATF Bylaws, Operating Regulations, and Competition Rules established for the Event, including any safety regulations established for the benefit of all participants. I accept sole responsibility for my own conduct and actions while participating in the Event, and the condition and adequacy of my equipment. 4. I hereby Release, Waive and Covenant Not to Sue, and further agree to Indemnify, Defend and Hold Harmless the following parties: the USOC, USA Track & Field, Inc., its Associations and Sport Disciplines, Event Organizers, Event Directors and Promoters, Sponsors, Advertisers, Coaches and Officials; Venue and Property Owners upon which the Event takes place; Law Enforcement Agencies and other Public Entities providing support for the Event; and each of their respective parent, subsidiary and affiliated companies, officers, directors, partners, shareholders, members, agents, employees and volunteers (Individually and Collectively, the “Released Parties” or “Event Organizers”), with respect to any liability, claim(s), demand(s), cause(s) of action, damage(s), loss or expense (including court costs and reasonable attorneys fees) of any kind or nature (“Liability”) which may arise out of, result from, or relate in any way to my participation in the Event, including claims for Liability caused in whole or in part by the negligent acts or omissions of the Released Parties. I further agree that if, despite this Agreement, I, or anyone on my behalf, makes a claim for Liability against any of the Released Parties, I will indemnify, defend and hold harmless each of the Released Parties from any such Liabilities which any may be incurred as the result of such claim. I hereby warrant that I am of legal age and competent to enter into this Agreement, that I have read this Agreement carefully, understand its terms and conditions, acknowledge that I will be giving up substantial legal rights by signing it (including the rights of my spouse, children, guardians, heirs and next of kin, and any legal and personal representatives, executors, administrators, successors and assigns), acknowledge that I have signed this Agreement without any inducement, assurance or guarantee, and intend for my signature to serve as confirmation of my complete and unconditional acceptance of the terms, conditions and provisions of this Agreement. This Agreement represents the complete understanding between the parties regarding these issues and no oral representations, statements or inducements have been made apart from this Agreement. If any provision of this Agreement is held to be unlawful, void, or for any reason unenforceable, then that provision shall be deemed severable from this Agreement and shall not affect the validity and enforceability of any remaining provisions. _______________________________________________________________________ Signature (Parent or guardian signature is mandatory if participant is under 18) Date

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Written by Coach Celia Dubey

What every TRIATHLETE or RUNNER (yes that’s you) should know 10% Rule

1.Never increase your volume by more than 10% per week 2.Always warm up with easy cardio before your ever stretch for a MINIMUM of 10 minutes at 5060% of max HR. The more intense the workout the more of a warm up you will need 3.10% of your total volume of training should involve functional training like lateral movement patterns, balance exercises, and dynamic stretches in an effort to optimize performance and avoid injury. This is best before and after each workout. 4.If you are attempting to change your form apply the 10/10/10 method. For 10 days practice the new form for 10 minutes in front of the mirror twice a day. 5.On a super hot humid day (above 86 degrees and higher than 80% humidity) add almost 10% additional time to your normal pace. 6.Ice for acute injuries and heat for a chronic injury. It’s best to apply Ice or heat for 10 minutes every hour 7 When you change any equipment, like shoes, bike saddle, or bike you should ease gradually into using the new equipment for the first 10 days. If you have a 5 mile run and you are wearing new shoes then just run 2 miles and change shoes for the remainder, gradually increasing the volume in which you use the new equipment each workout for the first 10 days. 8.Drink your body weight - here in hot humid Fl in the summer time and as active as you are you should drink your body weight in ounces of water a day so if you weigh 120 lbs you should drink 120 ounces of water a day. During training of 60 minutes or more, START with 10% of your daily water goal per hour. 9.If you are coming back from an injury (more than a week off from training) you should not do any speed work until you have at least 4-6 easy effort training sessions under your belt and 4+6 =10 so there you go the 10% rule is in effect. 10.Training with the use of a heart rate monitor is essential. Your maximum HR is a bio marker and has nothing to do with your age or your fitness level. If you have been accurately tested for your maximum heart rate this means that if you are running at 80% of max HR you will then FEEL like you are at 80% of perceived maximum effort. Typically your effort from run to bike and run to swim will vary by 10%. So if you are biking at 80% of max HR then you will feel like you are at 90% of perceived maximum effort. And if you are swimming at 80% of max HR it will feel like 90% of perceived maximum effort. Trust me on this. Note the better condition you are in for each discipline, the lower this 10% gap is. 10 more tips! 1.Get a stick. Use a massage stick to activate your muscles as part of your warm up routine 2.For optimal recovery or problem tight muscles use a foam roller as part of your post workout routine 3.Coconut water (the real stuff) is the healthiest thing you can drink when you need more than water. 4.Know the difference between pain and discomfort. I consider something painful when it causes me to alter my normal form. If you feel a nagging pain stop and take 24 hours off of all activity you do in which you feel the pain. If pain persists then take 48 hours off. You may need to take 10 days off to get rid of a nagging pain. You don’t want the nagging pain to turn into an injury. 5.When feeling under the weather it’s best to exercise at low intensity 50-70%maxHR or 50-70% of perceived maximum effort. 6.When you are on antibiotics do not do any speed work or explosive exercises like plyometrics as antibiotics can temporarily compromise the integrity of the tendons and ligaments so risk of injury is greater 7.When feeling a virus coming gargle with salt water every hour to fight it off 8.Sleep is as important as training. As an athlete you need 8-9 hours of solid sleep per night 9.Recover with raw fruits and veggies after a workout. Daily you need to eat 4 fist size servings of raw fruit and 5 fist size servings of raw vegetables. 10.Reserach states one should replace running shoes every 300-500 miles to avoid injury. Personally, I replace my shoes every 500 miles.

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LEG-LENGTH DISCREPANCY – ONE OF THE MOST UNRECOGNIZED CAUSES OF RUNNING AND WALKING PAIN Leg-Length Discrepancy (LLD) can contribute to a very significant percentage of pain and injury in the general population, and to an even higher degree in runners and exercise walkers. The more steps a person takes, especially with the additional ground-reaction forces that running and faster walking create, the more vulnerable misaligned body structures become. The moving body is an amazing machine and will attempt to adapt to any and all stresses applied to it. It will do everything it can to try to maintain its vertical alignment and center-ofgravity, allowing it to stand erect or continue moving in its intended line of direction - with the least amount of discomfort. The body will attempt to decrease existing pain, even compensating and sacrificing other body structures to minimize it. If the initial pain lasts too long, the compensating structures may themselves become stressed enough to exhibit their own issues. When this happens, the body needs help. A trained professional can help identify the issue and offer solutions based on his/her education and, most importantly, experience. LLD can be classified as either structural or functional. A Structural LLD can be a longer bone in one leg versus the other, creating the longer leg. Conversely, it may result from an injury to a growth plate in the leg at a young age, stunting growth, causing it to be shorter. A Structural LLD will show up on an x-ray. Regardless the cause, a Structural LLD most likely cannot be changed without surgery or maybe some very intense and continuous physical therapy. A Functional LLD is one that does not involve bone length or inherent structural joint differences from one side of the body to another. It must be measured or visually recognized while standing and/or moving. A Functional LLD is a created asymmetry that can have many causes and may result from soft tissue injury to muscles, injured tendons or torn ligaments on one side of the body changing joint function, to muscle/tendon imbalances due to everyday activities. Once recognized, physical therapy may be beneficial to correct Functional LLD, but also must be maintained as long as these real-life activities remain the same. Examples would be: different leg and hip positioning and movements while sitting, especially driving, for long periods of time; playing any sport that has a dominant side; repetitively playing or working in any position that doesn’t involve equal movements to both sides of the body (“wax on, wax off” for Karate Kid fans); running/walking toward or with traffic all the time; sleeping in mostly the same position; moms propping their babies up continuously on one hip…the causes are endless. If unrecognized, the result can be a lifetime of needless pain particularly in the low-back, hip and knee. Once identified, what if I told you a quick “cure” that you can try would most likely not cost more than about $12? And it can be used for either Structural or Functional LLD! In the next issue I’ll get more in-depth on how the body tries to compensate for LLD, ways to identify it, and relate some testimonials and personal experience in dealing with this much overlooked malady. Always keep in mind though, when dealing with the human body, there is no guarantee that anything will work all the time and for everyone. But, when you see something consistently and immediately changing lives, it’s at least worth a try. Gene Ulishney, BS HPE, CPED, BOCPED, MEMBER ACSM

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Confessions of a Frustrated Cyclist Attorney If anyone out there ever reads my articles, thank you. I say “if,” because

despite my regular articles attempting to educate all who cycle on our roads, Roadies, recreational cyclists, and triathletes, there seems to be a never ending supply of cyclist/accident victims who don’t yet understand the vital importance of having GOOD uninsured/underinsured motorists’ limits on their auto insurance policy. Because we choose to put ourselves at risk riding bikes and jogging/running/training Brian is a practicing on some of the most congested roads in the country, we owe it to ourselves to carry limits on our auto policy for UM/UIM of at the very least $100,000, and more if attorney, specializing in your budget allows. Why? Because when you are injured by a driver while on your personal injury cases bicycle, or as a pedestrian, your auto insurance policy is directly involved. Florida with a subspecialty representing cyclists in bike/ law says your auto policy applies not just when you are driving or riding in a motor auto accidents. He is a life- vehicle, but WHEN YOU ARE IN AN ACCIDENT INVOLVING A MOTOR VEHICLE. You don’t have to be in your car, or, for that matter in a car at all; you just long resident of have to be injured by a motor vehicle. St. Petersburg, and has been Unfortunately, most irresponsible drivers who run us down are not responactive, as both a participant sible about having adequate liability coverage on their policy, which is where you and race manager for in ex- first look for damage recovery after being struck. This is where having good UM/ cess of thirty years. He has UIM coverage saves you, because it acts as additional liability insurance for the worked on all phases of race bad driver, when your injuries aren’t adequately compensated by that driver’s inproduction, including surance. Your coverage applies in two instances: when the driver at fault has no insurance (one in four on the road have none), but also where they don’t have enough being one of the early race to compensate you for your injuries. directors of St. Anthony’s Oh, and, by the way, your PIP coverage, the no fault part of your policy that Triathlon; announces many pays the first $10,000 of your medical bills, regardless of fault, also applies when races on the West Coast injured by a motor vehicle while riding your bike, as well as if you’re struck while of Florida, and served the walking or jogging. Florida Region on the Na This coverage is too valuable not to have. Make it your number one New tional Board of Directors for Year’s resolution to review your auto policy, and get the highest amount of UM/ USATriathlon for six years, UIM you can afford. No one wants to be injured, but we have seen time and again and is the Past President of during this past year, that some of us will be, despite taking all reasonable precauthat Organization. tions. Be sure, if you have an accident, you have provided adequate coverage for Brian is also on the Board/ yourself. Don’t count on the idiot behind the wheel to be ready to take care of your Executive committee for the financial needs. If you are confused, or not sure what you should do, reach out to me, I’ll Frogman swim, proceeds be happy to help you make sure you get adequate coverage. I am not an insurance of which benefit the Navy agent, but after forty years representing injured athletes, I know what you need to Seal Foundation providing protect yourselves. Please don’t wait to review your auto coverages until you are multiple forms of assistance injured; you cannot change the limits for an injury that’s already occurred. to families of Seals who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our Country. He is married to Awilda, and remains active in our sports community as both a participant and as an announcer of triathlons, running events, and the Seal Frogman Swim across Tampa Bay. He can be reached at bch@bchfirm. com, or 727-515-9397.

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Croom Trail 50M, 50K, 16M Fools Run Don’t be a fool and miss and it!

Are you fool enough to run it?

Races: Croom Trail 50 Mile Fools Run * Croom Trail I'm not a Fool 50K * John Holmes 16 Mile Trail Run Where: Withlacoochee State Forest, NE of Brooksville FL (60 min drive N of Tampa, 80 min from Orlando) When: Saturday, March 30, 2019, 50M starts at 6:00am, 50K starts at 7:00am and the 16 Mile at 7:00am Course: The challenging 50 mile course follows 3 repeat loops on the Croom Hiking Trail through central Florida's long leaf pines and scrub oak covered hills, past creek bottoms and cypress ponds. There will be a 6:00pm cut off. The 50K race will follow the same course with 2 repeat loops and the 16 Mile Race is one loop. Amenities: Full-Color Tech T-Shirts, Race Packets, loaded aid stations, post race party, shower... Awards: Finisher Awards for the 50M/50K and Top Finisher Awards for the 16M Overall Male/Female/Master Male/Master Female will receive a special award Host Hotel: Days Inn 6320 Windmere Rd. Brooksville, (352) 587-9880. I-75/S.R. 50 intersection Ask for “Croom Fools Run” rate if you make reservation at least 3 weeks prior. Packet Pickup: Friday March 29 from 4pm to 7pm at the race start area and also Saturday March 30 Charity: Friends of The Withlacoochee State Forest Parking: Please try to carpool to the event if possible Contact: Call (813) 232-5200, email at fools@tamparaces.com, or go to wwwTampaRaces.com Entry Fees: Early Entry (until 12/31/18) Croom Trail 50 Mile Fools Run $90 Croom Trail 50K I’m Not A Fool Run $80 John Holmes 15 Mile Trail Run $60 NO REFUNDS or TRANSFERS. Event is limited to the first 250 entrants.

Later Entry (until 3/28/19) $105 $95 $70 RAIN OR SHINE

Checks Payable To: Event Operation, Inc. 2302 N. Central Ave. Tampa, FL 33602

Online Application: Eventbrite.com

Name _______________________________________________ Sex ________ Age ________ Birthdate________ Address ___________________________________________________ Phone:____________________________ City_______________________________________________________State____________ Zip______________ Email:___________________________________________________ 50M _______ 50K_______ 16M _______ T-Shirt Size S___ M___ L ___ XL ___ XXL ___ For and in consideration of Event Operations Inc. and USA Track & Field, Inc. allowing me, the undersigned, to participate in The Croom Fools Trail Runs; I, for myself, and on behalf of my spouse, children, guardians, heirs and next of kin, and any legal and personal representatives, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, hereby agree to and make the following contractual representations pursuant to this Waiver and Release of Liability, Assumption of Risk and Indemnity Agreement (the “Agreement”); 1. I hereby represent that (i) I am at least eighteen (18) years of age or older; (ii) I am in good health and in proper physical condition to participate in the Event; and (iii) I am not under the influence of alcohol or any illicit or prescription drugs which would in any way impair my ability to safely participate in the Event. I agree that it is my sole responsibility to determine whether I am sufficiently fit and healthy enough to participate in the Event, that I am responsible for my own safety and well being at all times and under all circumstances while at the Event site. 2. I understand and acknowledge that participation in track & field, road running, race walking, cross country, mountain, ultra, and trail running Events is inherently dangerous and represents an extreme test of a person’s physical and mental limits. I understand that participation involves risks and dangers which include, without limitation, the potential for serious bodily injury, permanent disability, paralysis and loss of life; loss of or damage to equipment/property; exposure to extreme conditions and circumstances; contact with other participants, spectators, animals or other natural or manmade objects; dangers arising from adverse weather conditions; imperfect course or track conditions; land, water and surface hazards; equipment failure; inadequate safety measures; participants of varying skill levels; situations beyond the immediate control of the Event Organizers; and other undefined, not readily foreseeable and presently unknown risks and dangers (“Risks”). I understand that these Risks may be caused in whole or in part by my own actions or inactions, the actions or inactions of others participating in the Event, or the negligent acts or omissions of the Released Parties defined below, and I hereby expressly assume all such Risks and responsibility for any damages, liabilities, losses or expenses which I incur as a result of my participation in any Event. 3. I agree to be familiar with and to abide by the USATF Bylaws, Operating Regulations, and Competition Rules established for the Event, including any safety regulations established for the benefit of all participants. I accept sole responsibility for my own conduct and actions while participating in the Event, and the condition and adequacy of my equipment. 4. I hereby Release, Waive and Covenant Not to Sue, and further agree to Indemnify, Defend and Hold Harmless the following parties: the USOC, USA Track & Field, Inc., its Associations and Sport Disciplines, Event Organizers, Event Directors and Promoters, Sponsors, Advertisers, Coaches and Officials; Venue and Property Owners upon which the Event takes place; Law Enforcement Agencies and other Public Entities providing support for the Event; and each of their respective parent, subsidiary and affiliated companies, officers, directors, partners, shareholders, members, agents, employees and volunteers (Individually and Collectively, the “Released Parties” or “Event Organizers”), with respect to any liability, claim(s), demand(s), cause(s) of action, damage(s), loss or expense (including court costs and reasonable attorneys fees) of any kind or nature (“Liability”) which may arise out of, result from, or relate in any way to my participation in the Event, including claims for Liability caused in whole or in part by the negligent acts or omissions of the Released Parties. I further agree that if, despite this Agreement, I, or anyone on my behalf, makes a claim for Liability against any of the Released Parties, I will indemnify, defend and hold harmless each of the Released Parties from any such Liabilities which any may be incurred as the result of such claim. I hereby warrant that I am of legal age and competent to enter into this Agreement, that I have read this Agreement carefully, understand its terms and conditions, acknowledge that I will be giving up substantial legal rights by signing it (including the rights of my spouse, children, guardians, heirs and next of kin, and any legal and personal representatives, executors, administrators, successors and assigns), acknowledge that I have signed this Agreement without any inducement, assurance or guarantee, and intend for my signature to serve as confirmation of my complete and unconditional acceptance of the terms, conditions and provisions of this Agreement. This Agreement represents the complete understanding between the parties regarding these issues and no oral representations, statements or inducements have been made apart from this Agreement. If any provision of this Agreement is held to be unlawful, void, or for any reason unenforceable, then that provision shall be deemed severable from this Agreement and shall not affect the validity and enforceability of any remaining provisions. ___________________________________________________________________ Signature (Parent or guardian signature is mandatory if participant is under 18) Date

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BELLEAIR Sunset 5K & Fun Run Registration Information

Saturday, January 26 5:00 pm 918 Osceola Road Belleair

Belleair Residents 13 & Up Early Registration $25 13 & Up January 13-24 $30 13 & Up January 25-26 $35 Ages 5-12 $20 $15 Post Race Party Only

Non Residents $30 $35 $40 $25 $15

*** To receive Belleair Resident entry fee, forms must be submitted in person at the Dimmitt Community Center and provide proof of residency.***

Event Details Race shirt for all pre-registered runners 5K medals to top 3 finishers in each age division (Male/Female) Awesome Post Race Party with FREE beer and wine, music, food vendors, cookie bar, fresh fruit and so much more!

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Men + Women Tech Shirts Chip Timed + Custom Finisher Medals Awards Ceremony + Food

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MARCH 23 & 24, 2019 SAN ANTONIO, FL TIME TRIAL SATURDAY

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March 30th, 2019 8am 5K / 8:15am 10K ORGANIZED BY

LOCATION: Chick-fil-A 1814 Tamiami Trl Port Charlotte, FL 33948 Proceeds from the race will benefit two local organizations, WinShape Camps and Crossroads Hope Academy.

WinShape Camps for Communities is a day camp that provides a professionally trained staff to create the most fun and meaningful camp for completed Kindergarten through 8th graders in Port Charlotte. Crossroads Hope Academy is a non-profit home and charter school for foster boys who have had multiple failed placements in the Florida foster care system.

5K is $30 10K is $35 *Price increases on race day INCLUDES: Mylaps Chip Timing USATF Certified Course / 10k Dri-fit Shirt Overall & Age Group Awards 5k Tshirts Overall & Age Group Awards / The chance to win Chick-fil-A Prizes! The Family FunZone will be open from 7:00-10:00 AM on event day and will be filled with fun, free activities, and in flatables!

REGISTER ONLINE: https://runsignup.com/Race/FL/PortCharlotte/ChickfilAPortCharlotte

Make Non-refundable check payable to: Zoomers Mail to: 1121 W Price Blvd Box #178 North Port, FL 34288

Circle gender below

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Waiver and Release

I know that running is a potentially hazardous activity. I should not enter and run unless I am medically able and properly trained. I agree to abide by any decision of a race official relative to my ability to safely complete the run. I assume all risks associated with running in this event including but not limited to fall, contact with another participant, the effects of the weather, traffic and conditions of the course, all such risk being known and appreciated by me. Having read this waiver and knowing these facts an d in consideration on your accepting my entry, I for myself and anyone entitled to act on my behalf waive and release Durtiming LLC, Team Doogie, Zoomers, Chick fil A, Allstate and all sponsors, their representatives and successors from all claims and liabilities of any kind arising out of my participation in this event even though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on part of the person and entities named in this waiver. I certify that I am 18 years of age or older, or that I am the parent/guardian of the entrant, and am granting permission for him/her to participate. Signature________________________________ Signature of Parent/ Guardian if under 18)

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How to get your course certified

The easiest way to have your course certified is to hire someone who is already skilled at measuring for USATF certification. Prices vary according to each measurer’s pay scale, but be prepared to spend $400 to $500 for a typical 5k.

RACE COURSE DISTANCE

You can measure your course yourself if you are sufficiently motivated and willing to devote the time and attention that it requires. A new measurer should willing to invest about $400 in equipment and 30 for?) hours or more of their time for a 5k. In either case, you (Arebeyou getting what you’re paying will need to contact the USATF Road Course Regional Certifier for your state. This person can refer you to qualified measurers that you might hire. Or, if you choose to measure the course yourself, the Certifier can provide guidance to help you through the process. The USATF Course Measurement can use be downloaded in measure PDF format from USATF.org. And an active blog There are different methods that racemanual organizers to lay out and a road race course. And asthere most is runners know, noton all measuring the For Road Racing Technical Council RRTC.net. When you areand finished with the course measurement you will need to courses are aswith billed. a wide range of reasons Raceatdirectors, event organizers race participants should all be concerned sendrun thecourse required paperwork to your state Certifier with a fee of $30. about accuracy.

THE REST – Uncertified Courses

METHODS COMMONLY USED TO Own MEASURE RACE COURSES If You Choose To Measure Your (Uncertified) Course… SomeBEST first year&event organizers not to have you decide not to go the certification route there THE THE REST often (or choose the Good, thetheir OK,course the certified. Not SoIfGood) are a number of things to keep in mind. • USATF Certification 1).• Courses should not be measured using: Measuring Wheel • • •

Systems (GPS) *Global Car orPositioning Bike odometer: They are not calibrated, and a car cannot ride the “Shortest Possible Bike and Car Odometers Route”. Pedometers * Global Positioning System: a GPS can, to a degree, be a good tool for verifying course accuracy,

but they canUSATF also be unreliable becauseCertification of variations due to uneven terrain, trees, buildings, THE BEST Course

tunnels and other impediments. Please refer to the USATF website for the official statement USATF is the official certifying running courses in the United who States. USATF certifying process assures that the course is regarding GPS. Thisbody is a of good source for race directors areThe constantly under the barrage the exact length as advertised. USATF Certification assures runners that times will be based on a properly measured distance. of questions and comments about their course not being accurate according to a runner’s GPS. Many race directors don’t know the difference between “Sanctioning” and “Certifying” a race. Race sanctioning is an agreement * Pedometer: Once again, not calibrated. between the event and USATF to follow certain criteria, offer insurance, and receive “official” standing with USATF. An event that is * Any uncalibrated sanctioned mayother or may not have a device. certified course. It is important for runners to know this, so they don’t assume the course is also certified. 2). If you doroute not have todistance and experience withmaking a “Jones Counter” and you course Certifying the deals access with the of the route, sure it is accurate by want using an theaccurate Calibrated Bicycle Method of (but not then method a Measuring be your next best bet. measuring, thecertified) only standard used Wheel around would the world and recognized by USATF. EDM (Electronic Distance Measuring) may only be used by a qualified surveyor, and is usually cost prohibitive for any race, so it will not be included in this discussion. 3). Measure the “Shortest Possible Route” on the course. Generally accepted practice requires that the As long as there arefoot no changes or construction on the course, USATF certifications are good for 10 years. Records set on a wheel be one from theto,curb and measurements be completed along tangential USATF lines.Certified Course at events that are also sanctioned with USATF, will be official, pending validation by USATF. Officially certified courses are also recognized by the Road Runners Club of America (RRCA). Measurement is done using a "Jones Counter” equipped bicycle. The Jones Counter is calibrated on the day of the measurement, both before and after the measurement. This assures that the course is accurate.

In Summary

If your course is more of a cross country race, then it will not qualify for a certification. But can be accurately measured for the day the best an races, experienced USATF Certifier to piece measure your over course andterrain submitlike theonpaperwork for certification. of the •race.For Examples of results this arehire beach races that include a large of course grass a golf course, A certified course is good for 10 years. undefined trails, or shifting gravel or dirt roads. • If you are motivated, have extra time on your hands, have a Jones Counter, you can measure and are prepared to go throughRace the learning curve, you Want can measure the course yourself for& certification. Be sureRunners to contact your state certifier for Why Should Organizers A Certified Course Why Should Care? step by step procedures on not only how to measure the course but also for what is required on the many pages of • A record set on a certified course will be official, pending validation by USATF. paperwork. • • Running certified courseabout is extremely to elite andwant otheran accomplished runners, when course If you on areanot concerned course important certification but still accurate course youparticularly can use a Jones Counter to records and the personal bests intopaper play. work to USATF. measure course andcome skip the • • Most runners like to compare performances in order to to gauge arethere difficult length A Measuring Wheel will usually get you very close yourpersonal requiredprogress. distance,Comparisons just be aware willif still be is some minor suspect from course to course. inaccuracies, regardless of how precise you think your measuring is. • • Runners pay an entry fee for a road race have a right to a other properly measured device course.to Average runners walkers Never who use any kind of Odometer, GPS, Pedometer or any uncalibrated measure your and course. want to be assured that they are getting what they are paying for when they sign up for a race and that the course is exactly as advertised. For more information on certifying your course in the state of Florida, you may contact Toni Youngman, USATF Florida Certifier, IAAF • Races should use the Education course certification number to advertise onSecretary. their website, the map Grade “A” Measurer, RRTC and Training Chair, and RRTC Sheallowing can be runners reachedtoatdownload 407-619-2797 or and become familiar with the course before they run it. toni@runzamok.net. For additional specific and detailed information on Course Certification, visit the USATF website, www.usatf.org.

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