Although it rained for most of the course, especially those running the 10K, our group posted some really good times (starting with the back row, from left to right):
Back Row
1. Brian Williams: 10k, 41:39, 3rd in age division
2. Kaleb McLarty: 5k, 29:08, 15th in age division
3. Jeremy Sivia: 10k, 1:03:25, 25th in age division
4. Carter Lowe: 5k, 28:35, 14th in age division
Front Row
1. Tia Stone: 5k, 20:04, 1st in age division, first female overall
2. Allison Stanley: 5k, 24:52, 3rd in age division
3. Meg Eddins (my lovely wife): 10k, 57:27, 11th in age division
4. Angela Sivia: 10k, 59:28, 13th in age divison
For complete results from the the races you can go here.
Not to be out done, our oldest Gabie (on the right) ran a 200 meter fun run, along with one of her best friends Camryn. I think other kids participated as well :)
Keeping healthy is one of our goals as I family. Last fall Gabie ran her first 5k. I hope to be able to run with her on her first 10k and half marathon as well (when she turns 10 and 13 respectively). I think it will be a great tradition for all of our girls.
So how does your family stay fit? What traditions does your family have with running?
Also, I several times this week I have mentioned the importance of the having a running community. The Cloverdale Running Club is made of members from our church who all enjoy running. I think there are 20-25 of us. So I'm wondering, are you part of a running club? Do you have a training partner?
Also, I several times this week I have mentioned the importance of the having a running community. The Cloverdale Running Club is made of members from our church who all enjoy running. I think there are 20-25 of us. So I'm wondering, are you part of a running club? Do you have a training partner?
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