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Free TUNE-UP TRAINING RUNS at Running Room for 2008 Scotiabank Waterfront Marathon & Half

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The Tune-Up Run program is designed to give you five opportunities to hook up with other runners (and walkers) to train for the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon. Each run also offers a brief talk where an expert in that day's topic will provide tips and info, and after the run, free drinks for participants will be offered plus an adidas rep will be on hand to let you try on shoes before and after the run (and you can do that day's run in a test pair if you want).

Whether you're training on your own or in a Running Room Clinic, the Tune-Up runs will provide you with a GREAT opportunity to come out and go for an easy training run with a bunch of folks training for September 28th as well.

The runs will be led by some of the Pacers who'll be running with you on race day, and each run will have a short, 10-minute informational and inspirational talk by a guest speaker. Runs will be on routes mapped out by the Running Room Clinic leaders.

Please confirm your attendance at the Tune-Up runs.

Dates & Locations

Tune-Up Run #1: Sunday June 15th, Yonge St. Running Room (2629 Yonge, Toronto)
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Tune-Up Run #2: Sunday July 6th, High Park Running Room (2100 Bloor St. W., Toronto)
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Tune-Up Run #3: Sunday July 27th, at Beaches Jazz Fest, in conjunction with Beaches Running Room (1977 Queen St. E., Toronto) * see note below
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Tune-Up Run #4: Sunday Aug. 17th, Whitby Running Room (Thickson Place; 80 Thickson Rd. South, Whitby)
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Tune-Up Run #5: Sunday Sep. 14th, Commerce Court Running Room (30 Wellington St. W., Toronto)
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Schedule for each run

Responsibility of Runners

Routes

Running Room stores have numerous routes already mapped out from their individual stores. If you want to check Tune-Up Run routes and print them out in advance, see the Dates & Locations schedule above.

Pacing

Pacing... we follow the Marathoning for Mortals schedules that have graduated long run distances but for pacing we recommend you use a GPS watch, a heart rate monitor where you keep to a 70-75% of your max, or the old 'talk test' method where you run at a pace that allows you to speak in a conversational way (not a broken up speech pattern)... the fitter you are, the faster you can go and speak in a conversational way.

Confirming Attendance at Runs

Please indicate which runs you will be attending so we know how many people to expect.

Name:
Email:
Check the ones you plan to attend: (completed)  #1 Sunday June 15, Yonge St
(completed)  #2 Sunday July 6, High Park
(completed)  #4 Sunday August 17, Whitby
#5 Sunday September 14, Commerce Court

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