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How to run the Brooklyn Marathon
This Sunday will be the sixth edition of the Brooklyn Marathon, and I figure it’s a good time to look back on my experience in the 2012 event. Continue reading
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Tagged Brooklyn Marathon, marathon training, running, Running Brooklyn
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Running Brooklyn: Marine Park
Seeing nature – and a burnt-out car – in a “Forever Wild” area of Brooklyn’s largest park. Continue reading
Running Brooklyn: Gerritsen Beach
Before we get to a photo essay of a run through Brooklyn’s Most Patriotic Neighborhood™, allow me to share a long-overdue video: my second contribution to On the Run for the Brooklyn Half. Last year, you might recall, I took host … Continue reading
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Prospect Park is a dump today
In several of the park’s open plains, Memorial Day partiers failed to clean up after themselves. Continue reading
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Tagged littering, Memorial Day, Prospect Park, running, Running Brooklyn, trail running
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Running Brooklyn: every block in Ditmas Park
On a spectacular late-winter day, I took a whirlwind tour of Ditmas Park on foot. All of it. Continue reading
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Tagged Ditmas Park, Instagram, Prospect Park, running, Running Brooklyn, runnyc, Tennis Court, trips running, Week 36 - Ditmas Park
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Running Brooklyn: getting back in the game
Playing a game to get in a badly-needed run. Continue reading
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