Showing posts with label NAPA VALLEY MARATHON. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NAPA VALLEY MARATHON. Show all posts

Sunday, March 14, 2010

First Run after Napa

Did my first run today after last weeks Napa Marathon. Strange thing that there were police cars everywhere and I had the road mainly to myself due to the amount of fallen trees and wires. Very surrealistic compared to last week's natural beauty on the course. Next up - the Long Island Marathon (which could be the most boring marathon course in the world).

Sunday, March 07, 2010

NAPA Completed


Finished 4:38. Not bad for training sporadically in the winter. The course was beautiful (vineyards and wineries everywhere) and the scenery was as expected. There was only 1 traffic light on the course which started in Calistoga, CA to Napa. The course was much hillier than expected. The race finished at Vintage High School (no kidding). I wonder if they need a chorus teacher there? Taking the red-eye back to NY tonight.

Thursday, March 04, 2010

Heading Out To Napa, California

I will be running in the Napa Valley Marathon this weekend. Heading out to San Francisco tomorrow. I am very excited to run this course which is supposed to be beautiful. It is a smaller marathon with only 2,300 entered. It has been hard training for this race due to the conditions in the northeast. I did manage a 20 mile run in late January and have been very consistent running my usual 4.5 daily miles the last three weeks. I had a chance to run at the BU fit rec 2 weeks ago which is a nice indoor track. I will post my results and comments on Twitter (bradfrey) and it also should be linked to my Facebook account.

Thursday, February 04, 2010

Next Up: The NAPA VALLEY MARATHON - March 7, 2010

Finished my long run in preparation for the Napa Valley Marathon on March 7, 2010. I completed it a week and a half ago because I found a window where it was above 40 degrees. Usually I like to do the 20 mile run less than 4 weeks before a race, but I will have to adjust. Looking forward to Napa which runs the length of the Silverado Trail.