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Winter Training Begins Posted: 2.14.10

Group The winter training facility is operational. Marathon and triathlon perparation is now underway. Keep track of the progress in the Training Logs.

Whistler Blackcomb Ski Trip Posted: 3.21.09

Whistler Here are some photos from a family ski trip to Whistler Blackcomb in February. Some of these can be found on Facebook as well.

The New York City Century Posted: 9.18.08

Group A great challenge, another great accomplishment. (From left) Jeff, Chris, Mat and Tom completed the New York City Century, a 100-mile bike ride through four boroughs of New York City under beautiful skies.

The Second Annual July 4th Bike Ride Posted: 7.6.08

Start The second annual July 4th Bike Ride, covering 44 miles from Scarsdale, NY to Redding, CT was a tremendous success this year, drawing more participants (all of which completed the route). The event also grew into a multi-day journey, which included the Yankees-Red Sox game on July 4th. This story is a must read for anyone, with the hopes that you might join us next year!

Fairfield Half Marathon Posted: 6.23.08

Half Marathon The 28th Annual Fairfield Half Marathon was held in Fairfield, CT on June 22nd. A run closer to home for a change, but after this I think the next one may have to be in a cooler climate. Perhaps the North Pole.

Vermont City Marathon Posted: 5.26.08

Marathon The 20th Annual Key Bank Vermont City Marathon was held in Burlington, VT on May 25th. The weather was beautiful (for spectators) and the course was ideal (for spectators) for first-time marathoners like myself. It was trying but overall a good experience.

Inside-Out Sports Half Marathon Posted: 3.30.08

Half marathon The 10th Annual Inside-Out Sports Half Marathon was held in Cary, NC on March 30th. For some, it was a training race for loftier goals. For others, survival was the ultimate objective. I'm uncertain which category I truly fall into. You be the judge.