Running News February 2008

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TUESDAY, 26 FEBRUARY 2008
	Shane Ohly Sets New Ramsay's Round Record
	Climber, fell runner and adventure racer Shane Ohly finished the Ramsay's Round in 29:59:34, breaking the 33:48:00 record set by Gary Tompsett. Ohly’s attempt was mostly 'on-sight' as his earlier efforts were hindered by poor weather. He traveled clockwise and took on Ben Nevis and the Aonachs first. The Ramsay's Round - The Classic Scottish 24-hour Challenge is considered as the S Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 22 FEBRUARY 2008
	Tri Zones Offers Resources for New Triathletes
	Austin, TX (PR.COM) - Tri Zones Training has launched a multi-faceted approach to helping beginner triathletes learn more about the sport of triathlon. In addition to the quality training programs that Tri Zones has long provided, the Tri Zones coaches are now offering a variety of free resources to beginners, including a series of informational seminars, a weekly e-newsletter, an online Begi Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 20 FEBRUARY 2008
	Runner Joins Marathon to Raise Funds
	David Lucas, a runner from Australia, intends to participate in the Marathon des Sables on April 1, 2009 to raise funds for his chosen charity, the Earl Mountbatten Hospice. It helps terminally ill patients so they can live their remaining days in comfort. The hospice needs £2 million per year to provide free care for the patients. Lucas aims to raise £4,000 before the event. At present, Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 19 FEBRUARY 2008
	Redmond & Bellevue's First Outdoor Fitness Camp
	Redmond, WA (PR.com) - Fitness Boot Camps are the latest phenomenon in the modern world of health and fitness. Many people prefer to go to fitness boot camps rather than to gyms. Why? Boot camps offer power-filled, calorie-blasting workouts that take just an hour. This is perfect timing for today’s busy lifestyle. And you can’t beat the change of workout scenery and fresh, crisp outdoor air. F Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 7 FEBRUARY 2008
	Stay Up to Speed with London Marathon Training
	This year's London Marathon takes place on 13 April, with tens of thousands of runners expected to compete. Sporting experts at London Marathon recommend a 24-week training programme prior to the big day, requiring ongoing commitment from those taking part, with hours of running put in behind the scenes. That makes down-time with minor aches, pains and injuries even more frustrating, and Read Full Story