By Jennifer Goff Woohoo! You did it! You just registered for the Greensboro Marathon! You’re committed, you’re pumped, you’re lacing up your sneakers right now to go for a run because you’re so BADA$$, and you’re… FREEZING. Ahhhh, crap. Hello, Mother Winter! With eight months to go until the big day, there is still lots […]
The Cerebral Runner
The Cerebral Runner A “pure sport” is defined as a sport that has no potential for an external influence that determines the outcome ie running, swimming, golf, bowling (technically) and several others are all pure sports in that no referee/official is determining who the winner is. More appropriately, it measures who is the best. […]
Northeast Duathlon – Race Profile
The time has come to prepare for another great year for athletes everywhere. For three years, Northeast Park has been home to Trivium Racing’s first race in the Triad Duathlon Series. The Northeast Duathlon offers multisport athletes an early year challenge that is sure to get anyone’s motor going. Northeast Park is located just northwest […]
Athlete Spotlight
It’s already February and it’s that time of the week, when we recognize hard working athletes. This week we will speak to Christopher Reed. Chris is from Cherokee, North Carolina. He’s a member of the Cherokee Runners, and is the President of UNCG’s Running Club, where he studies Hospitality and Tourism Management. Chris has done nine […]
Athlete Spotlight
Happy belated 2015, everyone! We here at Trivium Racing are pretty pleased with 2014. We got some sun, we had some fun events, and made plenty of friends. Those friends helped us make those events fun, and even got some sun too! That brought us to two thoughts. 1) We really miss the sun part. Seriously, that […]
The Dos and Don’ts of Shin Splints
For many runners, beginning & seasoned alike, shin splints are like the common cold: sometimes they’re mildly inconvenient, while other times they’re severely debilitating. Yet, the reality for many runners is that they’re generally unavoidable over the long-term. But having shin splints is a temporary condition that is entirely manageable. By exercising the following principles and […]
Hamilton Lakes 10k – Race Profile
Once every year, the slow rumble of hundreds of hooves rings through the quiet neighborhood of Hamilton Lakes. Like a shimmering beacon in the mid-afternoon sun, Trivium Racing’s great arch proudly heralds the coming of the Hamilton Lakes 10k. And so it will be, once more, this year… Hamilton Lakes Park, originally created in the […]
Why Should you Du? or…Do Du’s Dulcify the Doldrums of Dutiful Training?….Indubitably!
Let me start by stating the obvious. Trivium racing does have a motive for writing this article. We have duathlons coming up this winter and spring, and would LOVE for you to sign up for them. I would be just as happy if you took this information and signed up for another race director’s duathlons […]
Lakeside Trail Race Review
This Saturday brought a sunny cold day and 150 runners out to Bryan Park in Greensboro to compete in the classic winter trail run – The Lakeside Trail Race, put on by veteran race director, John Doggett. About 45 athletes completed the 15 mile distance and 105 took on the 8 mile course. Despite the […]
Running Shorts Blog “15 for ’15 – Things to know about the new running year in the Triad”
If you haven’t checked out Eddie Wooten’s excellent blog – Running Shorts – all about running in the Triad through the Greensboro News and Record, you’re missing a lot of good news and information. In the last couple of weeks he has been posting daily on the 15 things for runners to know about running in the Triad […]