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    CAA Newsbrief 1/6/2012

    1.  Next Pub Run, Thursday night  12/12 at 6pm …meet at Runner’s Alley…we will run a 4-5 mile loop and then head over to Coat of Arms for some beverages/appetizers. Next month will be in Exeter.

    2..Holiday Party, Sunday, January 29th, 4-7 at the Portsmouth Brewery(DOWNSTAIRS)…come join us for some appetizers, great raffle prizes, good conversation and a few other surprises. WE are asking ppl to wear your FAVORITE RACE SHIRT or least favorite!…You can also renew your membership at the party!  We will be selling CAA hats/shirts as well.

    3.  Check out our CAA calender at http://www.coastalathletic.org/calendar/ for lots of great upcoming races and snowshoe races.  Thank you Simon Trigg for doing a great job keeping this calender up to date.  If there is something you want to add, please email coastalrunner@comcast.net.

    4.  2012 RENEWAL TIME…another email will be sent out in the next few days regarding the 2012 renewal process.

    Some great articles to check out…

    The Key to Good Running is Good Form
    http://www.active.com/running/Articles/The_key_to_good_running_is_good_form.htm?cmp=17-3-1700

    DOES BEER AFFECT YOUR TRAINING?
    http://www.active.com/nutrition/Articles/Does-Beer-Affect-Your-Training.htm?cmp=291&memberid=81730634&lyrisid=23791684

    Last but not least…information regarding the shuttle service between Kittery and Portsmouth…due to the bridge closure.

    A new shuttle bus service associated with this bridge replacement project will begin operations on January 9 at 5:00 am.  The bus will accommodate 12 passengers and seven bicycles and is handicapped accessible.  The shuttle service will run daily from 5:00 am until 1:00 am seven days a week, leaving from
    Kittery on the hour and Portsmouth on the half-hour. The Kittery pickup location will be just north of Warren’s Restaurant  on Water Street. The shuttle will be in Kittery at the top of every hour until 12:00 midnight (last scheduled pickup).  Beginning in Portsmouth at 5:30 am, the pickup location will be at the corner of Daniel Street
    and Bow Street.  The Portsmouth shuttle will leave at the bottom of the hour (i.e. 5:30, 6:30, etc.) until the final pickup is made at 12:30 am and dropping off in Kittery by 1:00 am.  The shuttle will then resume four hours later  in Kittery.

    Happy Running

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  • How to Train for the Boston Marathon

    By Patrick McCrann
    Marathon Nation

    For Active.com

    A good Boston cycle will have three, maybe four long runs depending on how much time you have to train and your ability to recover.

    A typical three-long-run schedule might be 18 miles, 20 miles, 22 miles, with each of these efforts separated by a shorter run with more tempo effort (approximately 12 to 14 miles).

    A more advanced four-long-run schedule mile alternate 18 miles, 20 miles, 18 miles, 22 miles. In this case, the advanced athlete can pair the 18/20 and 18/22 weekends, separating these two week blocks with just one shorter weekend run as outlined above.

    The Boston Taper

    We generally recommend that your last long run is about 21 days out from race day ... (Read More)


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  • How to Push Past the Pain, as the Champions Do

    By GINA KOLATA
    NYTimes.com

    My son, Stefan, was running in a half marathon in Philadelphia last month when he heard someone coming up behind him, breathing hard. To his surprise, it was an elite runner, Kim Smith, a blond waif from New Zealand. She has broken her country’s records in shorter distances and now she’s running half marathons. ... Read article

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