September 9, 2010 Volume 9, Number 51

In This Issue:

__/ Quote of the Week

__/ Running Network TV: Marathon Oasis de Montreal

__/ Michigan Runner TV: Labor Day 30K, Milford

__/ E2 Eating & Exercise for Optimal Fitness: Supplements:

Will Monsters, Bulls and Rockstars Make You Run Faster?

__/ An Olympian Among Us; Tracey Cohen Profiles Gary Morgan

__/ Running Network's Mr. Ubiquitous - DETROIT (AUGUST 31, 2010)

& MILFORD (SEPT. 4, 2010) - Michigan Races Are Great

__/ Legendary Coach Bob Parks Celebrates 80th Birthday

__/ MRN on the Road: 2760 miles - New Brunswick, Quebec, Montreal,

Lake Placid

__/ Brooksie Way Pasta Party, Saturday, October 2

__/ Census of Retail: Athletic Footwear Store Sales Up 18%

__/ Great Performances - Road Racing

__/ Michigan Runner Race Series Results: Milford Labor Day 30K,

September 4,

__/ Michigan Runner Race Series Standings After 10 Events

__/ GLSP Television Network 2010 Event Coverage

__/ Race Calendar - September and October 2010

Kids’ Run, Labor Day 30K & 10K, Milford

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Michigan Running NewsEditor: Jennie McCafferty

=================Quote of the Week================="Another thingt that got me through these last couple of months was working out and writing. I love torun and bike, and sometimes for me there is nothing more therapeutic than to go out for a long run."-- Elin Nordegren (the former Mrs. Tiger Woods), People magazine, Sept. 6, 2010.

==============================================Running Network TV: Marathon Oasis de Montreal==============================================More than 21,000 runners in marathon, half-marathon, 10K, 5K and kids events participated in the20th running of the Marathon Oasis de Montreal. Participants from more than 40 countries enjoyedideal temperatures-- a relief after days of 90 degree weather, but strong winds did affect runner's times.http://michiganrunner.tv/2010montreal/

==========================================Michigan Runner TV: Labor Day 30K, Milford==========================================Runners, walkers, and cyclists celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Milford Labor Day 30K and 10.Gary Morgan and Carter Sherline catch the action.http://michiganrunner.tv/2010milford/

======================================================E2 Eating & Exercise for Optimal Fitness: Supplements: Will Monsters, Bulls and Rockstars Make You Run Faster?======================================================

Energy drinks tout that they will increase your physical performance, concentration, reactiontime and metabolism. Should you substitute, or add these, to your sports drink regimen? The chartbelow compares 8 ounces servings, of three leading energy drinks, to Gatorade.

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Energy is measured by the amount of calories in a product. While it appears the 3 leading energy drinkswould provide more energy per cup, it won’t be absorbed as well. Research shows that the optimalcarbohydrate content for a sports drink ranges between 6-8% of total calories. When beverages exceed8%, absorption slows. Brand A, B and C contain an 11%, 11% and 14% carbohydrate solution, whileGatorade provides 6%. Actually, brand A, B and C compare more closely to an 8 ounce serving of CocaCola at 26 grams of sugar!

The optimal sports drink contains a blend of sucrose, glucose and fructose carbohydrates. These takeonly 20-30 minutes for the body to convert them into energy for use by muscle cells. High levels offructose should be avoided because they can cause cramping, are not absorbed as fast as theircounterparts, and some people don’t tolerate them well. Gatorade contains sucrose and glucose-fructose sugars. Simplicity has its value when it comes to improving absorption as well! Two out of thethree brands contain double the number, or more than 20 ingredients.

Food science has long taught us that vitamins do not provide energy. B vitamins in particular help withthe creation of energy but adding more B vitamins won’t add more energy. B vitamins are plentiful inthe American diet, and are found in grains (bread, cereal, rice and pasta), meat, fish and poultry, milkand other dairy products. B vitamins are cheap to add in the manufacturing process, and are water-soluble which is why you see the popping up in everything from fortified cereals, to gourmet waters andenergy drinks. Does adding more gas to a tank that’s already fully loaded result in more miles? No, itspills out of the car. Get the picture, excess B vitamins spill out into your urine, a wasted addition.Even if you were deficient, a can of energy drink isn’t going to remedy your bad carburetor!

The bottom line: Energy drinks are stimulants. The caffeine and herbals provide the bang and sugarprovides the energy, once the overly concentrated solution gets absorbed. They can be dehydrating,may raise both blood pressure and heart rate, and are definitely not the charge you need going into anathletic event. A caffeine and herbal induced high may make you more nervous, unable to focus, andjittery. Compound these effects with the incorrect combination of sodium and potassium, (electrolyteslost in sweat that regulate heart rate and muscle contraction) and you have the perfect liquid concoctionfor a poor athletic performance!

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Sheryl Lozicki, RD, MBAE2 Eating & Exercise for Optimal Fitnesshttp://www.e2dietitian.comhttp://www.hometohealthymeals.comhttp://www.e2dietitian.blogspot.comhttp://www.twitter.com/e2dietitian"E2 Dietitian" Facebook Fan Pagehttp://www.linkedin.com/in/sheryllozicki

=======================================================An Olympian Among Us; Tracey Cohen Profiles Gary Morgan=======================================================We enjoyed Tracey Cohen's profile of Gary Morgan for the Ann Arbor Track Club: My favorite quote:"He 'walked the school halls rather quickly, . . .'"http://aatrackclub.org/an-olympian-amongst-us/

============================================================================Running Network's Mr. Ubiquitous - DETROIT (AUGUST 31, 2010) & MILFORD (SEPT. 4, 2010) - Michigan Races Are Great============================================================================Mr. Ubiquitous, aka Gary Morgan, reports:"I stayed a little closer to home this week as I ran the Motor City Shakedown on Belle Isle on Tuesdaynight. This is 17 year tradition of this race and $14,000 was raised for the organization called 211 onthe Go, which helps the homeless and others in Detroit. What was really cool that evening was a guestappearance of Mayor Dave Bing. That was a treat to see him as he looks fit and still ready to play alittle basketball. He greeted the runners and was the starter of the race. There were a couple hundredrunners and walkers for the one mile and eight kilometer races. Belle Isle is a great place to run with nohills and very little traffic. There's been a ton of races run on that island over the years because it's sucha great place. There was pizza, beer and raffle prizes for the runners and walkers. I would recommendrunning this as an end-of-summer treat next year.

On Saturday I was video tapping the Milford Labor Day 30k. This was the 10Th anniversary of thisrace. It started with just 50 runners with Doug klingensmith as Race Director. Now it has grown to over800 finishers in 4 different races. It has a kids race, 10k, 30k and a 30k mountain bike event. It was theRRCA 30k regional championship. As I interviewed the runners they all talked about how pretty thecourse is. They also commented on how hilly and challenging it is. Every finisher of every race got amedal as a memento of the big 10th anniversary. For replenishment, the athletes got a burger and brew;what a great combo. If you want to run long, eat well and be ready for a fall marathon come to theMilford labor day 30k. Keep on running."

==================================================Legendary Coach Bob Parks Celebrates 80th Birthday=================================================="YPSILANTI, Mich. (EMUEagles.com) — Long-time Eastern Michigan University men's track and fieldHead Coach Bob Parks celebrated his 80th birthday in grand style, Saturday, Sept. 4, 2010, as he washonored during the football team's home opener at Rynearson Stadium.

Parks was presented with a plaque featuring past Parks-coached team photos and other photos of the

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program's historic accomplishments by current Head Coach John Goodridge and members of the crosscountry and track and field teams.

Also on hand for the presentation were recent track and field alums including Glenn Davis, one of Bob'sEMU teammates, and Bob's wife, Pat.

"I know how much the history of EMU Track and Field means to Bob so this poster gives us anopportunity to link Bob with all the men of Eastern who have contributed to the EMU Tradition andthe Bob Parks legacy," Goodridge said."-- Eastern Michigan Sports Information news release, Sept. 7, 2010Link to photo with news release:http://www.emueagles.com/news/2010/9/7/MTRACK_0907104221.aspx

==========================================================================MRN on the Road: 2760 miles - New Brunswick, Quebec, Montreal, Lake Placid==========================================================================SAINT JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK (SEPTEMBER 1-2) - First stop in the Atlantic Time Zone was aplace called Bannon, birthplace of Herschel McCafferty, father of Michigan Runner publisher ArtMcCafferty. We had just missed the August Marathon-By-the-Sea, but enjoyed dinner with racedirector Patrick Gannon and former race director Shelly Clark. Marathon-By-the-Sea founder Mike Doyle and Patrick Gannon tell us about the 16 year old race alongthe course by Saint John harbor:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72_59evyrMo

Selly Clark talks about the unique Celebration of Green Space Runs:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gK_R2KkUCW8

QUEBEC, QUEBEC (SEPTEMBER 2-3) - We had just missed the August 29 SSQ Quebec CityMarathon, but can proclaim this a perfect destination for a race. Hotel in the old, walled city was closeto history, restaurants, shops, hills, and the harbor. Looking forward to a return.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC (SEPTEMBER 3-6) - This is our 4th year covering the Marathon Oasis deMontreal. Participants from 40 countries included Terry Carella, Race Director for the Cooley LawSchool 5K Race for Education. Enjoyed coversations with Kenyans. Lamech Mokono and FrancisKipkiter as well as Montreal's version of Paul Aufdemberge, Louis-Philipe Garnier (age 45), whofinished the marathon in 2:39.21-- just a week after winning the aforementioned SSQ Quebec CityMarathon in 2:39:29. Took advantage of great weather for a scenic boat ride along the St. LawrenceRiver.

LAKE PLACID, NEW YORK (SEPTEMBER 6) - Lake Placid hosted the 3rd winter Olympics in 1932and the thirteenth winter Olympics in 1980. It was a thrill to see the ice rink which served as the 1980"Miracle on Ice." Video to come.

=============================================Brooksie Way Pasta Party, Saturday, October 2============================================="The Rochester Fire Department will be hosting a pasta party for race participants, their families and

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the community on Saturday October 2. This is a great time to “carbo load” before the race, have a nicefamily dinner and support a community event.The pasta party will benefit the Count Your Steps program which provides grants for health and fitnessprograms. Local communities and non-profit agencies operating in Oakland County can apply forfunding.The pasta party will be held Saturday 5:00pm – 7:00pm, at the Rochester Fire Department, 277 East2nd Street, Rochester, MI 48307Ticket prices are $5.00/adult $2.00/children if purchased in advance.$8.00/adult $4.00/children the day of the event.

Tickets can be purchased at the Rochester Fire Department 9:00am – 5:00pm or at Runnin’ Gear –Rochester Hills and Waterford during business hours."-- Brooksie Way News Release, September 7, 2010

============================================================================Census of Retail: Athletic Footwear Store Sales Up 18%============================================================================"Athletic footwear store sales grew 18% in the United States during the five-year period 2002-2007,according to an NSGA analysis of recently released U.S. Census of Retail data. Sales in athletic footwearstores rose to $8.4 billion in 2007 versus $7.1 billion in 2002. The 18% growth was stronger than the4.4% U.S. population growth in the same timeframe.

According to NSGA Sporting Goods Market reports, the size of athletic and sport market grew 24%between 2002 and 2007. According to Census of Retail data, sporting goods stores, which includes bothfull line and specialty, grew 38.1% to $34.1 billion in that same 5-year period.

The total number of athletic footwear stores rose 7% in the United States during the five-year period,according to the same U.S. Census of Retail data. There were 6,525 stores in 2007 versus 6,084 in2002.

NSGA Research has extracted data on full-line sporting goods stores, specialty sport shops and athleticfootwear stores into a 58-page report. For these three categories of stores, the report provides sales,number of stores, number of employees, sales per store, sales per employee and number of employeesper store. This data is provided for the U.S., for the nine census regions and for all 50 states. Data fromthe current Census (2007) is compared with previous Censuses. Cost of the report (Sporting GoodsStores: Sales, Number & Distribution) is $140 to NSGA members, $190 to non-members.

The U.S. Bureau of the Census conducts the Census of Retail Trade once every five years. Data alreadyreleased and a schedule of when additional data will be released may be found athttp://www.factfinder.census.gov/."-- NSGA Research Newsletter

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================================Great Performances - Road Racing================================-- Milford Labor Day 30K, Saturday, Sept. 4, 2010See Michigan Runner Race Series Results below

-- Milford Labor Day 10K, Saturday, Sept. 4, 20101st) Jordan Desilets, 32:292nd and 1st Master) Kirk Walrath, 33:543rd) Andrew Porinski, 33:552nd Master) J.C. Collins (age 53), 35:46

1st) Denisa Costescu, 37:201st Master) Jane Sanders (age 54), 46:102nd Master) Kari Chandler (age 57), 46:14

-- Fleet Feet 15K, Buffalo, New York, Monday, September 6 - USATF Masters 15KChampionship (Thanks to Steve Menovcik's alert: "I'm not sure if you saw this, but Paul Aufdemberge

defended his USATF National Masters 15K Championship yesterday in Buffalo at the Fleet Feet 15K.He ran an impressive 47:52 (5:09 pace). He was also the overall age-grade winner among the MaleMasters finishers with an age-grade percentage of 93.84. Marybeth Reader also did extremely wellfinishing as the third overall female master in the USATF Masters Championship with a time of58:18.")

1st) Paul Aufdemberge, 47:524th) Carl Rundell, 50:468th) Steve Menovcik, 53:123rd) Marybeth Reader, 58:19

-- Rock 'n' Roll Virginia Beach Half Marathon, Virginia Beach, Sept. 5, 20101st age group) Scott Schmick, 1:10:21

-- Marathon Oasis de Montreal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, September 5, 20101st age group) Terry Carella, 3:48:46

=============================================================================Michigan Runner Race Series Results: Milford Labor Day 30K, September 4, 2010=============================================================================Open WomenJackie Rzepecki, 1st, 1:59:58, 30 points, age 31 Suzanne Larsen, 2nd, 2:02:09, 20 points, age 32Heather Dyc, 3rd, 2:10:02, 10 points, age 26

Open MenJon Gries, 1st, 1:41:18, 30 points, age 24Eric Green, 2nd, 1:50:04, 20 points, (+ 15 points master) age 42 Michael Johnson, 3rd, 1:52:26, 10 points, age 29

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Masters WomenTracy Wollschlager, 1st, 2:11:10, 15 points, age 41Lisa Veneziano, 2nd, 2:12:52, 10 points, age 45

Krys Brish, 3rd, 2:15:46, 5 points, age 47

Masters MenEric Green, 1st, 1:50:04, 15 points, (+ 20 points open) age 42 Eric Stuber, 2nd, 1:56:13, 10 points, age 47 Mark Morawski, 3rd, 1:56:46, 5 points, age 43

Senior WomenNancy Schubring, 1st, 2:22:06 (age graded 50: 2:06:31), 3 points NIna Bovio, 2nd, 3:00:55 (age graded 64: 2:19:22), 2 pointsLouise Forsythe, 3rd, 2:57:05 (age graded 60: 2:22:47), 1 points

Senior MenJerry Johncock, 1st, 2:55:11 (age graded 82: 1:50:00), 3 points John Tarkowski, 2nd, 2:10:20 (age-graded 57: 1:51:40), 2 pointsLloyd Hansen, 3rd, 2:17:18 (age-graded 62: 1:52:17), 1 points

=================================================================================Michigan Runner Race Series Standings After 10 Events: Milford Labor Day 30K, Saturday, September4, 2010 - Next up: Detroit Free Press International Marathon, Sunday, October 17, 2010=================================================================================Watch for standings in next week's Michigan Running News

===========================================GLSP Television Network 2010 Event Coverage===========================================Art McCafferty - ProducerJennie McCafferty - Associate ProducerPeter Allen - ReporterMIke Duff - ReporterGary Morgan - ReporterTim Hygh - ReporterBrad and Bill Shelton - ReportersDavid Manwiller - VideographerCarter Sherline - VideographerScott Sullivan - Videographer

SEPTEMBER17 MSU Spartan Invitational for Playmakers, East Lansing, MI18 Kensington Challenge, Kensington Metropark, Milford, MI19 Run Wild for the Detroit Zoo, Royal Oak, MI

OCTOBER2 20th Anniversary Red October Run, Wayne, MI

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3 Brooksie Way Half Marathon & 5K, Rochester, MI10 GoodLife Fitness Victoria Marathon, Victoria, BC17 Metro Health Grand Rapids Marathon, Grand Rapids, MI23 Manistee National Cross Country Invitational, Manistee, MI31 Run Thru Hell on Halloween, Pinckney, MI

NOVEMBER7 ING New York City Marathon, New York, NY21-22 NCAA Cross Country Championships, Terre Haute, IN25 5/3 Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot. Detroit, MI

DECEMBER31 5/3 New Year's Eve Run, Detroit, MI

===========================================Race Calendar - September and October 2010===========================================

SATURDAY, September 11, 2010* Dances with Dirt - Hell, Pickney/Hell, 6:15 am, Pinckney Recreation Area, Half Moon Lake, 50MR,50KR, 100 K Relay, http://danceswithdirt.com

* Page Burner Run and Walk, Kingsley Village, 11:00 am, Civic Center South, 10KR, 5KR, kids run,http://www.villageofkingsley.com/recreation.php

* Witch's Hat Run, South Lyon, 8:00 am, South Lyon HS, 10KR, 5KR/W, 1 MFR,http://www.slxc.com/witch

SUNDAY, September 12, 2010* Hansons 16 Mile Marathon Training Run, Royal Oak, 8:00 am, Hansons Running Shop,http://hansons-running.com

* Henry Ford Rock and Road 5 / 10K, West Bloomfield, 8:30 am, Civic Center Complex, 4640 WalnutLake Road, 10KR, 5KR, kids run, http://www.westbloomfieldparks.org

MONDAY, September 13, 2010* Hansons Youth Team, Royal Oak, 4:45 pm, Starr Park, camp, http://hansons-running.com

WEDNESDAY, September 15, 2010Hansons Marathon Training Clinic #3, Utica, 6:30 am, http://hansons-running.com

FRIDAY, September 17, 2010Spartan Invitational, East Lansing, 1:00 pm, Michigan State University - Forest Akers Golf Course,college and high school x-c, Nancy Lumley, (517) 353-0816, lumleyn@ath.msu.edu

SATURDAY, September 18, 2010* Autumn Colors Triathlon and Duathlon, Holly, 9:00 am, Holly Recreation Area, 1000 meterS/ 18MB/5.5MR or 2MR/ 18MB/ 5.5MR, http://3disciplines.com

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* Chad Schieber Memorial Run, Midland, Emerson Park, 10KR, 5KR, 1MR, kids run,http://3disciplines.com

* Grosse Pointe Run, Grosse Pointe, 8:30 am, GP Farms Pier Park, 10KR, 5KR/W, 1MFR, kids runs,http://www.active.com

* John Rogucki Memorial Kensington Challenge, Milford, 8:30 am, Kensington Metropark, MapleBeach, 15KR, 5KR/W, 1 MR/W, http://www.aatrackclub.org

SUNDAY, September 19, 2010* Michigan’s Triathlon & Duathlon Championship, Shelby Twp., 8:00 am, Stony Creek Metropark,1.5KS/ 40KB/ 10KR or 500meterS/ 20KB/ 5KR or 5KR/ 40KB/ 10KR, http://3disciplines.com

* Playmakers Autumn Classic 8K, Haslett, 9:00 am, Lake Lansing Park, North, 8KR/W, 1MFR, 1/2 MFR, http://www.playmakers.com

* Run Wild for the Detroit Zoo, Royal Oak, 8:00 am, Detroit Zoo, 10KR, 5KR, FW,http://runwilddetroitzoo.com

WEDNESDAY, September 22, 2010* Hansons Marathon Training Clinic #3, Lake Orion, 6:30 pm, Hansons Running Shop, http://hansons-running.com

FRIDAY, September 24, 2010* Run Woodstock, Pinckney, 6:00 am, Silver Lake Beach, 5KR, http://runwoodstock.com 3 day event; Saturday: 100MR, 50MR, 50KR, 26.2MR, 13.1MR, 10KR,5MR; Sunday: 5MFR

SATURDAY, September 25, 2010* 1 Hour Midwest Regional Racewalking Championship, Royal Oak, 10:00 am, Berkley HS Track, 1hour walk, http://motorcitystriders.com

* Park 2 Park Half Marathon and 5K, Holland, 8:30 am, 1627 W. Lakewood Blvd., 13.1MR, 5KR,http://park2parkrace.com

* Run Woodstock, Pinckney, 6:00 am, Silver Lake Beach, 5KR, http://runwoodstock.com 3 day event;Friday: 5KR; Sunday: 5MFR

* Running Fit 20 Mile Training Run, Westland, 8:00 am, Nankin Mills on Hines Dr. 20 MR ortraining run of any distance, http://runningfit.net

SUNDAY, September 26, 2010* Aspen Attack MTB Duathlon and Race, Gaylord, 8:00 am, Aspen Park, Du: 4MR/ 21KB or 21KB,http://3disciplines.com

* Capital City River Run Half Marathon/ 5K, Lansing, 8:30 am, Impression 5 Science Center, 13.1MR,5KR, 1MFR, 1/4 MFR, http://www.ccriverrun.org / http://www.active.com

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* Hansons 16 Mile Marathon Training Run, Grosse Pointe, 8:00 am, Hansons Running Shop, 4-16MR, http://hansons-running.com

* Harvest Dash Race for Recovery, Lake Orion, 10:00 am, William E. Scripps Estate, 5KR/W,http://guesthouseinstitute.org

* Run Woodstock, Pinckney, 6:00 am, Silver Lake Beach, 5MFR, http://runwoodstock.com 3 dayevent; Friday: 5KR; Saturday: 100MR, 50MR, 50KR, 26.2MR, 13.1MR, 10KR, 5MR

* Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 7:00 am, City Hall, Bay &Queen Streets, 26.2 MR, 13.1MR, 5KR, kids run, http://www.torontowaterfrontmarathon.com

WEDNESDAY, September 29, 2010* Hansons Marathon Training Clinic #3, Grosse Pointe, .6:30 pm, Hansons Running Shop,http://hansons-running.com

SATURDAY, October 2, 2010* Hansons Cross-Country Invitational, Sterling Heights, 9:00 am, http://hansons-running.com

* Pumpkinfest Run 5K and 10K, South Lyon, 10:00 am, 9 Mile Road and Pontiac Trail, 5KR/W, 1MR,http://southlyonpumpkinfest.com

* Red October Run, Wayne, 9:00 am, Oakwood Annapolis Hospital, 10KR, 5KR/W, 1M kid’s run,http://www.oakwood.org/redoctoberrun/

* Walt Disney World Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend, Lake Buena Vista, FL, 10:00 pm,13.1MR, http://disneywinedinerun.com

SUNDAY , October 3, 2010* Big House / Big Heart 5K, Ann Arbor, 9:00 am, University of Michigan Stadium, 5KR,http://bighousebigheart.com

* Brooksie Way Half Marathon, Rochester Hills, 8:00 am, Oakland University, 13.1MR, 5KR/W,http://www.thebrooksieway.com

* Huron Township Applefest, New Boston, 9:00 am, Lower Huron Metropark, 10KR, 5KR/W, 1MFR,http://huronapplefest.com

SATURDAY, October 9, 2010* Fall Color Bridge Race, Mackinaw City, 7:00 am, St. Anthony’s Parish Hall, 600 W. Central Ave.,5.4MR, http://www.mackinawcity.com

* Harbor Springs Marathon and 1/2 Marathon, Harbor Springs, 7:00 am, Zorn Park, 26.2MR,13.1MR, The Outfitter of Harbor Springs, http://www.outfitterharborsprings.com

* Run at the Farm, Waterford, 9:30 am, 825 S. Williams Lake Road, 5KR, 1MR/W,http://www.twp.waterford.mi.us/parksandrec/

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* Run Vasa, Williamsburg, 8:30 am, Vasa Trail Head, 4450 Bartlett Rd, Williamsburg, 25KR, 10KR,http://www.runvasa.com

SUNDAY, October 10, 2010* GoodLife Fitness Victoria Marathon, Victoria, BC, 7:30 am, 26.2 MR, 13.1MR, 8KR, kids run,http://runvictoriamarathon.com

* Wild Life Marathon, Concord, 8:00 am, 26.2MR, 13.1MR/W, 5KR/W, kids run, tinyurl.com/2efpcgcor http://fallingwatertrail.org/wlm/wlm_home.htm

SATURDAY, October 16, 2010* Greater Lansing Cross Country Championships, Grand Ledge, 10:00 am, Ledge Meadows GolfCourse, cross country, http://playmakers.com

SUNDAY, October 17, 2010* Detroit Free Press/Flagstar Marathon, Detroit, MI and Windsor, ON, 7:15 am, 26.2MR, Wheelchair,Handcycle, 13.1MR/W, 5 person relay teams, 5KFR/W Brian Birney, http://freepmarathon.com

* Metro Health Grand Rapids Marathon, Grand Rapids, 8:00 am, Grand Rapids, 26.2 MR, 13.1 MR,http://www.grandrapidsmarathon.com

SATURDAY, October 23, 2010* Great Turtle Half Marathon, Mackinac Island, 11:30 am, Mission Point Resort, 13.1 MR, 5.7 MR/W,http://runmackinac.com

* Headless Horsemen 5K, Howell, 8:00 pm, Downtown Howell, 5KR, Chris Galatis. (517) 546-0693,http://howellrecreation.org/HeadlessHorseman5K.html

* Manistee National Cross Country Invitational, Manistee, 8:00 am, Manistee National Golf andResort 5K Xc meet, Open 5K, http://www.manisteenationalinvite.com

* Michigan High School Cross Country U.P. State Finals, Escanaba, 10:00 am, 5KR,http://www.mhsaa.com

SUNDAY, October 24, 2010* Racing for Recovery Run, Sylvania, OH, 9:00 am, Lourdes College, 10KR, 5KR/W, 1/4 MFR,http://racingforrecovery.com

SATURDAY, October 30, 2010* Fight for Air Climb - Lansing, Lansing, Spartan Stadium, stair climb,http://www.lungusa.org/associations/states/michigan/

SUNDAY, October 31, 2010* Hansons Group Run, Lake Orion, 8:00 am, Hansons Running Shop, http://hansons-running.com

* Run Thru Hell on Halloween in honor of Dolores Hensley, Pinckney, 9:30 am, Cedar Lake Rd. atPatterson Lake Rd., 10KR, 5KR/W, http://runningfoundation.com/Run_Thru_Hell_Halloween.html

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