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THE GREAT VIRTUAL RACE ACROSS TENNESSEE 1000K Gary “Lazarus Lake” Cantrell, the creator of the infamous Barkley Marathons, was at home working on a 9,000 piece jigsaw puzzle of the world to pass the time while adhering to the pandemic strategy staying at home. With all running races around the globe currently cancelled, he thought maybe many other runners might be as bored and in need of a focus as he was. An idea began germinating. With his friend Steve, he came up with the concept of a virtual race across his home state. The route for the Great Virtual Race Across Tennessee 1000K, actually 1021.68 km, starts in Arkansas, just outside the southwest corner of Tennessee. It follows the Mississippi River across the border and then travels through Memphis, Chattanooga and Knoxville, until it hits the Tennessee – Virginia border at the northeast tip of the state, more than 634 miles later. Cantrell decided that competitors would have four months, from May 1 until August 31, to complete the challenge. The mileage would be completed wherever you happened to live, either walking or running. In order to count, the miles had to be intentional and purposeful. Distance covered by counting steps during the full day, miles cycled or swum, etc. would not be eligible. By giving four months in order to finish, the event would be achievable for most people. One would need to average a little over 5 miles or 8 kilometres per day for the 123 days. The creators only had a few days to prepare. The idea had taken shape on April 22, and the race was to start May 1. They did not imagine they would have any difficulties as they estimated they would have between 100 and 200 entrants. Wrong! There are over 19,000 sign-ups, from 77 countries. The organizers are still refining and building better recording and tracking systems, and it is now late May. The concept fascinated people everywhere, long-distance runners and many others as well. All revenues from the $60 entry fee that are not needed for race expenses will be split evenly
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My friend Don told me about the race the last weekend of April while he was in the neighbourhood walking his dog. He said he was going to sign up. Initially, the idea of a virtual race didn’t inspire me. However, after dinner that night, I googled the race website. The more I thought about it, the keener I got. I had found my summer running plan. In short order, I learned I had a lot of company right in Port Dover. From our community, the following have signed up for the Great Race: Tania Babin, Don Bonnett, Scot Brockbank, Gail Crossman, Bob Gordon, Elaine Gordon, Cathy Hughes, Tammie Johnson, Berni Kerr, Sandy Miller, Nancy Norton, Iyla Norton, Courtney Pepper, Sheila Stewart, Chris Veska, Ben Zanstra, Karen Zanstra and myself. Don and I are doing the double, travelling out and back across the state – 2000 km. All participants have to check in once a day on the website so that our daily miles/kilometres can be recorded and tracked. The event is being run on the honour system and, hopefully, that is being adhered to by all. There are no additional awards given for going faster. I believe the virtual to be a brilliant substitute for all the ultra races that have been cancelled this year, including Cantrell’s The Last Vol State 500k, an actual race across Tennessee that normally takes place in the heat of the summer. As the Great Virtual Race Across Tennessee website puts it, “Best of all, you can sleep in your own bed instead of ditches and cemeteries; and eat at your own table instead of living off filling station food… unless, of course, you want to add to the realism by sleeping in the yard and eating out of your family garbage can.”
Just like magic, my motivation problem for running/ walking in the year of the pandemic has been solved. We input our mileage, and the next day we can track our progress in a variety of ways by clicking “Looking At Your Progress.” I like to use the Tracking Report – PDF, which shows Position, Name, Age, Miles/Km, Location, % complete and miles for each day. You can also follow yourself across a map on-screen. Because I have been an ultrarunner for many years, I know many of the competitors toward the top of the list. It is interesting to follow their progress.
I have adapted well to the concept and how it is preparing me for a return to actual long-distance races in the future. So far, in over three weeks, I have never done less than 22 km in a day, and my body is getting used to being out for gradually longer periods of time, generally over three hours every morning and a little extra later in the day. I am starting to do a bit more
running each week, but the majority of my distance is completed with purposeful walking. I get in good quality walking with my friend and long-time North Shore walking coach Cathy Hughes. She is really into the challenge as well. The time passes quite easily and enjoyably.
I am hopeful that 6 Days At The Fair in New Jersey, now rescheduled for September 28 – October 4, will take place. This virtual race is shaping up to be a perfect training regimen for me. However, even if 6 Days does not take place, or if there is still a travel ban, I am very happy to be taking part in such an awesome, unique virtual race with so many people. Already more total distance has been covered by the participants than in any running competition in history. I am thinking of it as our running/walking generation’s Woodstock.
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Anna passed away a few days before Mother's Day. It hit everyone in the family hard and opened our eyes to just how fleeting life is. As for Anna's character and her values, I see them shine through every day in my family: my daughter's never-give-up spirit, my son's fierce independence, and my wife's love for our kids. These attributes were all part of what made Anna the person she was and what she passes on to generations to follow. As for the robins, the nest is now empty. The mother robin was there for her children every step of the way. The babies grew and went to live their lives, but every morning one of the young robins stops by, lands on our window, gazes in at us and visits the old nest.
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