Ok, so it may look a little geeky, but I have to say my new Sweat GUTR did exactly what it claimed to do! I went out for a 5.5 mile run on Wednesday evening. The temperature was 84° and the humidity about 70% - perfect conditions to put the silicone sweatband to the test. […]
Not sure how or why, but somehow I managed to knock out 30 miles this weekend and still feel good at the end of it.
My intention was to run yet another 5k on Saturday morning, but a tough race on the boardwalk was the last thing my aching shins really needed. I’m not sure if […]
The folks at MotionBased are offering a FREE 1-year subscription or extension of MotionBased Standard to 5 random people who complete a survey by July 31, 2006.
The record for the hottest July day in Wales on record was broken yesterday. Temperatures at RAF Mona on Anglesey reached 33.9C (93F) beating the previous July record held by Usk. The all-time high in Wales was 35.2C (95.3F) at Hawarden Bridge on August 2, 1990 which could fall next week after a relative lull […]
Race Registration is officially closed for the Rock’n’Roll Half Marathon in Virginia Beach. According to the web site, the 20,000 runner limit has been reached and no more entries are being accepted.
So, summer is here, you love to run or bike outside, but you’re tired of sweat running into your eyes and blurring your vision. You’ve tried traditional sweatbands, running caps, bandanas and all the latest “gimmicks” on the market, but nothing works. Sound familiar? Enter the Sweat GUTR, a PVC band that channels sweat away […]
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