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Randy Miller's 2011 Muddy Marathon Race Report

This race intrigued me the minute I heard about. It sounded like New Jersey's idea of a mini Barkley 100 mile Marathon Heck, only 3 people finished last year. You had to complete four 6 mile loops. Each loop had a two hour time limit. Over 90% of the course would be off trail going through brush, mud, small ponds, streams, rock beds, concrete swimming pool fills with putrid water, and three steep climbs

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Elizabeth Azze Elizabeth Azze

The 2011 Lost Brook Trail Race

This past weekend on April 2nd The lost brook trail 5 & 10 mile race came to life. One of our Mountain Peak Fitness / Campmor team members Philip Germakian organized and directed his very first trail race to benefit the Tenafly nature center. The

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TEAM Joe Azze TEAM Joe Azze

MPF Campmor Team Trail Run #1

This past Sunday the MPF Campmor trail running team had its first meeting and training run in Harriman State Park. We stood in the pouring rain greeting each other, some meeting for the first time. We enjoy training in any weather conditions and today the weather called for 100% chance of rain with a high temp in the low 50’s and the conditions of the trails being 90% covered in ice & snow.

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Joe Azze Joe Azze

Exercise Highlight 1: Training Ropes

Training ropes offers a great opportunity for overall conditioning and strengthening. Its a great training tool for athletes searching for motivating & challenging ways to attack their fitness.

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Elizabeth Azze Elizabeth Azze

Our Adirondack Wedding & Adventure!

On Jan. 22nd 2011 two souls who since the first day they met felt like one, became husband and wife. Yep, Joe and I tied the knot this past weekend at our favorite place here on the north east, the Adirondack High Peaks Region.

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Elizabeth Azze Elizabeth Azze

Rest is Over by Elizabeth Azze

My rest period has come to an end and I have so much fire in my belly to adventure and explore the trails like never before. I am so looking forward to what next year has too offer; will I get into Western states again ha, ha probably not, since there is roughly a 15% chance.

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Elizabeth Azze Elizabeth Azze

The Night Before the 2010 Wasatch 100 Mile Endurance Run

After 4 days camping, hiking and for Joe, epic mountain biking, I have to say I haven’t seen beauty and calmness of this magnitude since my days in Alaska. The Wasatch mountain range is magnificent in beauty and inspiring in its grandeur and I can’t wait to be surrounded in its glory.

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Elizabeth Azze Elizabeth Azze

The Upcoming 2010 Wasatch 100 & A Day in the Catskills

After a bit of deliberating, we have decided to tackle the Wasatch Front 100 Mile Endurance Run in the beautiful state of Utah. The Wasatch 100 boasts 26,822 ft of elevation gain and a cumulative loss of 26,131ft, not to mention most of the race is as at significant altitude. It looks like the highest point is 10,450ft, which is at mile 78.46, how fun, just when your fresh and feeling your best it starts getting interesting.

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Elizabeth Azze Elizabeth Azze

Elizabeth's 2010 Burning River 100 Mile Endurance Run Race Report

A week before this race my sister and I went to Puerto Rico to spread our mothers ashes at one of her favorite beaches. This was a very defining moment and offered me a sense of closure and happiness knowing she was free. My mind and my heart seemed opened to joy again and I knew I wanted to be in the woods running with a very special group of people, my ultra family.

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Elizabeth Azze Elizabeth Azze

Elizabeth's 2010 Bel Monte 50 Mile Endurance Run Race Report

2 weeks ago, Joe and I headed to Virginia for a training weekend that included a 50 mile trail run.  We decided the Bel Monte 50 mile endurance run would offer a great opportunity to train on hard terrain, especially since the MMT 100 is right around the corner. 

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New Years Adventure in the Adirondacks

The Adirondacks is New York’s most stunning natural treasure. Joe and I frequent this area quite a bit in search of solitude, beauty and endless adventure. A five hour drive depending on your speed and where, brings you to the entrance of a park that offers a true taste of wilderness.

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