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September 01, 2010
by Matt Sutkoski
It will be months before the trails are covered with enough winter frosting to keep a New England snowshoe enthusiast happy. Yet, we want to stay in shape, and we want to keep enjoying the outdoors, even if it doesn’t include a three-foot layer of powder.
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August 28, 2010
by Derrick Spafford
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I am now an avid snowshoe runner first and a trail runner second. I hate to see the snow melt in the spring.
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August 24, 2010
by Tim Sprinkle
For winter sports athletes, nothing can ruin a season quite like a knee or other joint injury. At best, you’re looking at 6-12 months on the sidelines: going under the knife, working through months of rehabilitation and then trying to get back in shape before the snow melts.
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August 23, 2010
by Debbie McKeown
Snowshoe Magazine would like to congratulate Special Olympics Snowshoe Coach Maureen Brinson, who has been selected as the Coaches Association of British Columbia’s 2009 Recreational/Grassroots Female Coach of the Year.
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August 18, 2010
by Roger Lohr - XCSkiResorts.com
It is a perfect romantic setting. The day spent in the great outdoors, the fireplace flickering, meals eaten by candlelight, a snowy panorama stretching in the moonlight and a sleigh outside the restaurant. It's romantic and perfect for Valentine's Day or any day.
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August 07, 2010
by Phillip Gary Smith
Glitzy Life Time Fitness Pockets Leadville: Paradigm Shift Underway. For better or for worse, the future has arrived. Here comes liquidity for trail race owners as they put cash in the treasure chest for the very creations they developed -- and sweated over -- t-shirts for volunteers who made it all work, and names like the Walmart Western States 100 coming to dominate the new landscape.
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July 23, 2010
by Anna Brones
When planning a multi-day winter trip to kick off my winter vacation, I envisioned sounds of fresh snow breaking away beneath my feet, crisp air biting my cheeks. Instead I found myself hiking a mile in from a Sno-Park in merely my boots, snowshoes strapped to my pack, the half-melted, thin layer of December snow barely resembling anything that would have required more extreme gear. When I finally reached more rugged terrain, I miserably strapped on my snowshoes, an afternoon rain dripping off the bill of my rain jacket and into my face. This was not a winter trip. I cursed silently.
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July 22, 2010
by Ian Spare
Sitting here in Switzerland in the summer, the winter seems a long time ago. It's more than 30 degrees Celsius (that's 86 degrees Fahrenheit if you're in North America) and it's only 9 a.m. So, a great way to cool down is to look back at some trips around Switzerland and let the snowy landscapes cool the room.
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July 20, 2010
by Tim Sprinkle
Two facts for consideration:
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July 15, 2010
by Derrick Spafford
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