October 3, 2008
In this issue:
- Coaching Tip: Negative Split Racing
- A Pre-marathon Celebration
- Support Runners at Nike Cheer and Motivation Stations on Race Day
- Race Results
Negative Split Racing
You will benefit from breaking y our races into 3 segments, and running at a pace that is progressively slower to faster. This strategy will offer many advantages:
- You will remain aerobic throughout the early and middle stages of the race. Isn't it better to recover from any oxygen debt AFTER your race than during the early or middle stages?
- You will race more comfortably and feel better throughout your races.
- You will gain confidence as you pass those poor runners who start their races too fast.
- You will run faster because you are rationing your fuel supplies, assuring optimal energy and racing efficiency during the final stages of your race.
Take advantage of opportunites to rehearse NEGATIVE SPLIT RACING as a part of your workouts.
A Pre-Marathon Celebration
At Goose Island Brewery on Clybourn (corner of Clybourn and Sheffield) Friday, October 10 at 6:30 p.m.
On The Menu -
Unlimited Salad -
* House Green Salad * Caesar's Salad
Unlimited Pasta w/ choices of -
* Red Marinara (meatless) Sauce * Red Meat Sauce * Garlic and Oil
Fruit Cookie Soda
$ 18.00/ Attendee
Please RSVP to Coach Leach at bill@coachleach.com by Tuesday, October 7.
Not running the 2008 Bank of America Chicago Marathon? Nike is recruiting for their CHEER and MOTIVATION Teams to support 45,000 of our favorite runners!
Surround yourself with w/ tons of energy, fellow cheering groups and lots of great music for our GREAT RUNNERS !
Nike is offering Gear and Cheer items for stations at :
* Nike Cheer Station at Mile 15.5 - Jackson and Ashland * Nike Motivational Zone at Mile 22.5 - 33rd and Wentworth
Please contact Alissa Hunt - ahunt@Mktg.com - for further details and to sign-up for this GREAT contribution to our Marathoners on race day!
Race Results
| Chicago Lung Run 5K |
September 6, 2008 |
Chicago, IL |
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Matthew Lampa |
20:37 |
1st in Age Group |
| Phillip Pooler |
22:59 |
1st in Age Group |
| Ginger Semple |
25:54 |
1st in Age Group |
| Anthony Hutchison |
26:40 |
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| Michael Carroll |
29:24 |
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| Brianne Pitts |
32:39 |
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| Walter Payton 16,726 Yard Run 5K |
September 13 |
Arlington Heights, IL |
| Chris Woods |
23:31 |
2nd in Age Group |
| Andrea Hill |
50:03 |
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| PADS Run 10K |
September 6 |
Dupage, IL |
| Chicago Half Marathon |
September 14 |
Chicago, IL |
| Jen Braser |
1:36:57 |
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| Rick Britton |
1:17:01 |
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| Heather Collins |
1:39:31 |
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| Greg Costello |
1:07:59 |
1st Overall |
| Kathy Daniels |
1:37:15 |
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| Bob Fencl |
1:24:54 |
2nd in Age Group |
| Lori Ford |
1:55:26 |
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| Michael Gordon |
1:57:09 |
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| Erica Greiner |
2:16:17 |
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| Phil Greiner |
1:25:43 |
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| Nimrod Gutman |
1:41:44 |
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| Rob Hawkinson |
1:39:37 |
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| Gordon Kane |
1:47:38 |
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| Scott Kapp |
1:47:36 |
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| Mike Kelly |
1:47:57 |
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| Nicole Kloiber |
1:46:44 |
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| Gary MacVicar |
1:40:14 |
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| Sandra Maximiano |
1:42:18 |
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| Jamie O'Connor |
1:49:19 |
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| Holly Porter |
1:33:34 |
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| Erin Reeves |
2:06:23 |
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| Zoe Soo Hoo |
2:03:35 |
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| David Strubbe |
1:15:33 |
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| Brian Sweney |
1:21:41 |
2nd in Age Group |
| Mike Thomson |
1:39:49 |
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| Antonio Torres |
1:43:37 |
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| Sharon Venturi |
1:41:19 |
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| Chad Ware |
1:10:49 |
8th Overall |
| Karen Wargo |
1:49:30 |
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| Chris Woods |
1:22:57 |
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| District 200 Fun Run |
September 20 |
Wheaton, IL |
| Sarah Grunner |
19:54 |
5th Overall, 1st in Age Group |
| Real Berlin Marathon |
September 28 |
Berlin, Germany |
| Quad Cities Marathon |
September 28 |
Moline, IL |
| Antonio Torres |
3:31:52 |
PR |
| Fall into Fitness 5K |
September 28 |
Chicago, IL |
| Angelica Guerrero |
22:09 |
1st in Age Group |
| Dorothy Gach |
33:03 |
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| PAWS Run for Their Lives 8K |
September 28 |
Chicago, IL |
| Lisa Johnson |
31:40 |
3rd Female Overall, 1st in Age Group |
| Sandra Maximiano |
36:05 |
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| James Mrowicki |
37:53 |
3rd in Age Group |
| Henrietta Zielinski |
46:42 |
3rd in Age Group |
| Julie Means |
55:56 |
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| Midtown 5K |
September 27 |
Palatine, IL |
| Bob Jones |
18:39 |
2nd in Age Group |
| Sean Morgan |
26:08 |
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News and Information
Peak Performance Training– A new Peak Performance session will begin on Monday October 27. Further info, including sign-up is available at http://www.cararuns.org/ .
Gait Analysis – Contact Coach Leach for information on testing to analyze your gait and determine ways to improve running efficiency and reduce injury risk. Further info, including sign-up is available at http://www.cararuns.org/ .
Training Organizer - For individuals and athletes of all ages and levels planning to race all distances. Additional information is available at www.coachleach.com or by contacting Coach Leach directly via e-mail or phone.
Speed Training - For runners at all levels who want to improve running speed - Tuesdays, Wednesday and Saturdays along the running path in Lincoln Park. Please contact Coach Leach at bill@coachleach.com for further information.
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Please report your race results including notes, P.R.’s, etc. via e-mail to bill@coachleach.com.
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Questions? Please forward questions to bill@coachleach.com. I look forward to hearing from you.
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Coach Bill Leach
2400 North Sheffield Avenue
Accelerated Rehabilitation Center
Chicago, Illinois 60614
Phone: 773-793-3917
www.coachleach.com
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