Sport

Peak.com Vermont Ultra Marathon

TeamPeak — Sat, 03 May 2008 22:32:29 +0100

The Pittsfield Peaks Ultra Challenge race
itself is split into solo and relay race
options, in which
runners face a total of 14,005 ft. of vertical
change over 53 miles. Relay teams of
three runners can divide up the course
based on their preferences as long as all
three participate. “This race welcomes
runners of all abilities,” says Andy
Weinberg, the race’s director. “We’ve
designed it to be a grueling course to
challenge even the most experienced
runners.”
For more info visit:
http://www.peak.com
http://www.peakraces.com

Peak.com New England 100 and 200 mile Ultra Marathon

TeamPeak — Sat, 03 May 2008 22:29:47 +0100

This race will
expose you to one of the most “grueling, wild, challenging
and beautiful 100 Mile events East of the
Mississippi River and an amazing 200-mile journey
that will literally blow your soul away,” states race
director Shepa John Lacroix. Participants will experience
pain and pleasure as they are immersed in
one of the most picturesque places the world has
ever seen.
For more info, visit either:
http://www.peak.com
http://www.peakraces.com

Peak.com Vermont Snowshoe Marathon

TeamPeak — Sat, 03 May 2008 22:26:38 +0100

Snowshoe Marathon (7,200 feet of elevation change), Half Marathon, and 6 miler. Ten hour time limit.
For more info visit http://www.peak.com or http://www.peakraces.com

Peak.com Vermont Endurance Death Race

TeamPeak — Sat, 03 May 2008 22:23:29 +0100

We're talking about the barbed wire, mud
boggin', wood choppin', tunnel diggin',
deep-water divin', running, crawling,
crying, screaming, doubtful you'll finish
but be proud of yourself for trying race.
Enthusiasts and participants refer to it as
the Pittsfield Peaks Ultra Challenge Death
Race.

http://www.peak.com
http://www.peakraces.com

SportingConnections - Sporting connections gets a post in the Sunshine Daily newspaper

usmpartner — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 08:27:51 +0000

SportingConnections is a free sports based community website designed to allow users of all sporting abilities, from beginners to professionals, to create online profiles and to meet up with other sportsmen and women locally and globally in order to play sport. The concept differs from MySpace and FaceBook in that the site is designed specifically to meet others to get out and get active with as opposed to making online friends just to chat and share videos etc.