Joe
Connelly,
Director
of
Race
Operations,
Ascends
to
Leadership
Role
Effective
June
2022.
RunVermont
announces
that
Joe
Connelly
will
become
the
organization’s
new
Executive
Director,
effective
June
2022.
Connelly
has
served
as
Director
of
Race
Operations
at
RunVermont
since
2004.
He
takes
over
the
helm
from
Peter
Delaney,
who
served
as
RunVermont’s
Executive
Director
from
2010
to
2022.
Connelly
brings
more
... More
Category:
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We're
all
guilty
of
it.
We
get
back
from
a
long
run,
feeling
high
on
endorphins,
take
a
sip
of
water,
and
then
head
upstairs
to
shower
and
move
on
with
our
day.
End
of
run.
But
what
should
we
be
doing
to
take
care
of
our
bodies
after
a
long
run?
As
race
season
approaches,
the
long
runs
are
going
... More
Dear
Marathoners,
You
are
about
to
embark
on
a
life-altering
journey
and
one
which
few
can
attest
to
having
achieved.
Whether
this
is
your
first
marathon
or
your
30th,
the
training
will
challenge
you
both
mentally
and
physically
in
ways
you
never
thought
possible.
It
will
also
bring
about
many
moments
of
self-discovery;
you
will
scale
new
heights
in
your
evolution
... More
Category:
Ask the Coach,Featured,Marathon,Marathon Training,Training Plan,Vermont City Marathon
Every
Street
Burlington:
The
Ultimate
Pandemic
Project
Madalyn
(Maddy)
Pfeifer
moved
to
Burlington
in
the
midst
of
a
rising
pandemic
to
complete
her
final
year
studing
at
the
University
of
Vermont
for
her
Doctor
in
Physical
Therapy
degree.
Prior
to
attending
UVM,
she
was
living
in
Colorado
and
had
originally
moved
to
Bolton
when
she
began
school.
When
she
relocated
to
... More
Pictured:
Molly
Peters
(4th
in
from
right)
with
her
Saint
Michael's
College
Women's
Cross
Country
team
Equality
in
sports
has
come
a
long
way
but
there
is
certainly
a
lot
of
road
left
in
the
race.
It
took
nearly
90
years
for
the
International
Olympic
Committee
to
allow
women
to
race
the
marathon
distance
in
the
Summer
Games
since
the
first
... More
Once
upon
a
time,
running
was
considered
to
be
a
very
dangerous
sport
for
women.
In
the
early
1900's,
the
Women's
Amateur
Athletic
Association
ruled
that
no
women's
race
should
exceed
over
1000
meters
because
anything
over
that
would
adversely
affect
child-bearing
abilities.
Even
through
the
1960's,
women
were
still
not
allowed
to
compete
in
races
longer
than
a
mile
... More
READ
BEFORE
YOU
RUN:
MEDICAL
INFORMATION
To:
All
M&T
Bank
Vermont
City
Marathon
&
Relay
Runners
From:
Suzanne
Elliott,
MD,
FACEP,
FAAEM
and
Katie
Dolbec,
MD,
FACEP,
CAQSM;
Medical
Directors
Denise
Alosa,
ATC
and
Alison
O’Connor
Sutherland,
ATC,
AEMT;
Medical
Coordinators
Important
Race
Information
and
Logistics
Introduction
The
2022
M&T
Bank
Vermont
City
Marathon
Medical
Team
is
a
group
of
dedicated
volunteer
medical
personnel
... More
Joe Connelly, Director of Race Operations for RunVermont,
Our
first
big
race
of
2022
is
quickly
approaching!
We're
only
one
week
out
from
the
16th
Annual
Half
Marathon
Unplugged
next
Saturday,
April
9th,
and
less
than
40
spots
remain.
If
you’ve
been
holding
off
on
registering,
now
is
a
great
time
to
become
one
of
the
900
runners
who
will
be
taking
part.
The
nature
of
this
course
makes
... More
Category:
Ask the Coach,Half Marathon Unplugged,Personal training,Training Plan
Witnessing
kindness
and
compassion
is
one
of
the
greatest
experiences
we
can
have
as
human
beings.
In
a
world
where
such
acts
are
seemingly
decreasing,
we
must
celebrate
it
as
often
as
we
can.
Longtime
friend
of
RunVermont
Rebekah
Thomas
is
a
rare
gem
on
this
planet,
and
we
could
not
be
more
excited
to
support
and
honor
her
for
... More
Category:
#WhyIRun,News,Runner Spotlight,Vermont City Marathon,Vermont City Marathon Relay,Volunteer,Volunteers
Joe Connelly, Director of Race Operations for RunVermont,
Hello
runners!
We
completed
the
measurement
rides
for
the
new
M&T
Bank
Vermont
City
*Half*
Marathon
&
Relay
course
last
weekend.
This
work
is
done
to
meet
the
USA
Track
&
Field
(USATF)
standards
for
a
certified
course.
Before
we
get
to
race
day,
we
would
like
to
alert
all
fitness
watch
wearers
that
it
is
nearly
certain
that
your
Garmin/Polar/Timex/phone
... More
Category:
Ask the Coach,Marathon Notes,News,USATF New England,Vermont City Marathon,Vermont City Marathon Course,Vermont City Marathon Relay