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Cross Timbers Trail Run Photos and Volunteer Report

Over the weekend I enjoyed being on the flip-side and volunteered at the Cross Timbers Trail Run located in north Texas, on the south side of Lake Texoma. The event had a 50 mile, marathon, 1/2 marathon, and 5 mile run. An opportunity for nearly everyone to give the trail a try. Around 200 did just that!
I [...]

6 Steps to Ultrarunner DNF Recovery

It is a mistake to suppose that men succeed through success; they much oftener succeed through failures. Precept, study, advice, and example could never have taught them so well as failure has done. – Samuel Smiles
Welcome all DNF ultrarunners.
My name is David Hanenburg and I dropped at mile 75 of the Rocky Raccoon 100 mile [...]

Rocky Raccoon 100 Trail Run Video – Psychedelic Re-mix

I put together a little Flip video capturing a bit of my Rocky Raccoon 100 75 experience.
It has proved evident by the source video that managing a knee tweak during the event does not produce the somewhat smooth and non-chattery video one would like so…I ended up trying to remove some of the overcompensated jerkiness [...]

Rocky Raccoon 100 Trail Run 2010 Race Report

Over the weekend, I attempted my first 100 mile trail run at the Rocky Raccoon 100 directed by Joe Prusaitis down in Huntsville State park located in southeast Texas. Rocky is one of the easier 100 mile events in the country and also located fairly close to home  - perfect!
The course is five 20 mile [...]

DNF At 75.6

I tried…adapted…tried again, but didn’t get it done.
Full Rocky Raccoon 100 report coming soon.
Be active – Feel the buzz!
David – EnduranceBuzz.com

Rocky Raccoon 100 – The Buffet Table Is Set

The table is set and if my tummy remains happy, I will be heading back to this culinary feast for up to 30 hours at the Rocky Raccoon 100.
What is being served you may ask?

Melon HEED in 100 calorie baggies – The appetizer, fruits, and veggies.
Organic Food Bars (Protein version) – The meat and potatoes.
Endurolytes [...]

Ultrarunning: Embrace the Nectar

“Finally after descending Boyle’s Bump, I was back on the fire road and on my way to my first 100 km and FINISH with a time of 14:40:00. I was 45th/111 that finished (147 started the day).” – Excerpt from my Bandera 100 km Race Report
Why do these words within my race report feel so [...]