Wisconsin Chapter of Achilles Track Club in Madison. For Information on joining, contact Kimmer @608-828-9700
Monday, January 29, 2007
Pete and the Miami Marathon
Hey everybody,
I finished the miami marathon this morning in about 2 hours and ten
minutes. It was pouring rain for half an hour before the start for
about the first 20 minutes of the race.
It was insane, absolutly the craziest marathon I have done yet. After the rain cleared out everything was fine.
Other than that the ocean is beatiful and the temperature has been in the
70's. I can't wait to get back to wisconsin and freeze.
See you all soon
~Peter
Sunday, January 28, 2007
Pete at the Miami Marathon! Go Pete!
I wanted to remind everyone that our own little Pete (ok, not so little of course) will be participating in the Miami, FL Marathon this weekend.
Let's all wish him fast and warm thoughts on Sunday morning. In case you want to follow him and see results here is the link to that site.
http://www.ingmiamimarathon.com
I'm hoping he will write up a little story for us when he gets back, complete with a couple of pictures :)
Survey for the Spinal Cord-Injured
Laura Cox, a student at West Virginia University, is conducting research to determine the relationship between exercise training, competitive athletic participation, and quality-of-life outcomes for wheelchair-bound people with spinal cord injury. Ms. Cox is conducting a survey that takes approximately 10-15 minutes to complete.
The survey and information about it is located at the following link:
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All responses will be kept completely anonymous and confidential. The data that Ms. Cox collects will help her as a future health care professional. If you are a spinal cord-injured patient living an active life, please fill out the survey. Please let others know about this survey.
The survey and information about it is located at the following link:
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All responses will be kept completely anonymous and confidential. The data that Ms. Cox collects will help her as a future health care professional. If you are a spinal cord-injured patient living an active life, please fill out the survey. Please let others know about this survey.
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