Runners know how to celebrate St. Patrick's Day: The Wild Rover Irish Series
Categories: Healthy Events, Fitness
Who says St. Patrick's Day has to be a day devoted to green beer and corned beef and cabbage? There's no reason you can't bring some exercise into the mix, especially if you live near Merrimack Valley in Massachusetts. A new race series has been introduced (and I'm sorry, we've already missed the first one) -- The Wild Rover Irish Series.The series takes place on three Sundays, beginning last Sunday on February 24, and runs along "The Emerald Necklace of Merrimack Valley." The first race is three miles, the second is four miles, and the last race is five. However, the point of these races isn't get the best time -- it's to have the best time. After all, the idea for this was spawned in an Irish pub -- how serious can it be?
Parties will be held after each race (and possibly before, and during), and you know a good party always make it a little easier to push toward the finish line. It sounds like a great way to have fun training for spring races!
If you're interested in registering, check out the website.
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Emma Leigh 2-28-2008 @ 11:09AM
If you can't make it to Massachusetts, we're having our annual Shamrock Run here in Virginia Beach.
http://www.shamrockmarathon.com/site3.aspx
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