#RhodeScholar Brittany thinks about last minute racing

I’ve been debating for a while of running a half marathon this month to help in my Newport Marathon training. I had to miss the Jamestown stop of the UHC Triple Crown (of course, the one I was looking forward to the most!) and I’m trying to get my competitive running juices flowing.  I know, I don’t really have competitive juices. A girl can dream.

(To read the rest of Briattany’s entry, please visit her blog with the link below.)

Source: runbritrun.wordpress.com

#RhodeScholar Michelle recaps Jamestown!

I’ve heard a lot of people say that the races that they’re most relaxed about end up being the best races they’ve ever had, but I had never had that experience - until yesterday’s inaugural Jamestown half-marathon.

(To read the rest of Michelle’s entry, please visit her blog with the link below.)

Source: michellesa.typepad.com

UnitedHealthcare Triple Crown #RhodeScholars

For those of you that may not know, Eident Sports and UnitedHealthcare have teamed up to offer a unique race experience.  The UHC Triple Crown will feature three half marathon races in Rhode Island this year.  There are great prizes for the series winners and fun swag for all participants.


We have teamed up with 5 influential and fun bloggers to add more content to this Rhode Scholar blog.  We hope you will enjoy hearing from our new ambassadors!

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Matt Gray

Source: uhctriplecrown.com

#RhodeScholar Amy ran an unexpected half!

March 24 - Last weekend I ran a half marathon that wasn’t planned. I did it because I’ve been feeling amazing. I did it because I want to maintain my fitness level for the next one that is on my schedule - the Cox Rhode Races Half Marathon. I did it because it was insanely fun to sign up at the last minute, and KNOW that I COULD do it.  


(To read the remainder of this post click on the link to Amy’s blog below!  Enjoy.)

Source: runningescapades.blogspot.com