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Check out this brief introductory guide I wrote for athletes/adaptive sport programs looking to begin wheelchair racing! This sport has changed my life, and I am so happy to share the knowledge I've gained from my experiences.

Different types of overtakes are required for different stages of a race. Are you looking to work together with your competition to catch up to other karts, or are you looking to screw them over to gain an advantage? We cover off the overtaking methods that can propel you to winning more races in our latest blog: https://lnkd.in/gdGGAr76

Do you have runners on your team gearing up for races this Fall? Here’s how to support them after their big event: 1. Encourage them to get up from their desk or workstation, stretch, walk, and move regularly throughout the day to aid their recovery. 2. Surprise them with healthy, carb-rich snacks and low-sugar electrolyte drinks. 3. Celebrate their achievement as a team! Help your runners recover and stay motivated for their next race! -- Check out Dr. Natalie Ullrich's blog to learn more about what your runners may be experiencing after their race and what they should do to recover well. https://lnkd.in/gfzifY_p #TeamSupport #RaceRecovery #celebrateaccomplishments #buildhealthyteams #buildstrongrelationships

New report from FairVote and RepresentUs finds #RankedChoiceVoting is an excellent option for multi-winner races! Read the full report ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eQYu4NcD

RDs, what calendars do you put your races on? If you are in the tri-state area, there really is no great option, either they are outdated, scraped and could be filled with wrong info, or contained to a race club/timing company/registration website. We are trying to offer another option. SRS has a race calendar open to all races in the NY/NJ/CT/PA/MA Region, even if we don't time/manage them. We have been in the running community for more than 40 years and we love it here. We are grateful to be a part of this little corner of the world and want to give more options to the runners we serve, while fostering a sense of community among the many small town races that exist in our area. If your an RD come add your race to our calendar, and even get put on our RD mailing list so you know what we are up to https://lnkd.in/e7SQRs-8 If your a runner, check on it regularly and you can even join our mailing list so you never miss a thing.

In this guide, we’ll dive into the features, benefits, and riding experience of Drift Trike Tricycle to ignite your passion for this exhilarating sport https://lnkd.in/dc4-EH43

Horse racing is a global affair, and so is public opinion. Our new article explores how diverse viewpoints across the world are molding #RacingIndustryPractices. From local tracks to international standards, discover how different cultures impact the sport we love. Read and share your thoughts on this global journey! 🏁🌐 #GlobalRacing #CulturalImpact https://lnkd.in/g3eP3ZWC

Discover the exciting world of polo with our comprehensive guide. Learn about the essential rules, techniques, and equipment that define this dynamic sport. https://lnkd.in/gNnhw8pz

🛑 Did this IG-Famous Run Club bandit the Austin Marathon? The Raw Dawg Run club, which only launched this year, posted a photo on IG showing a group of their founders and members celebrating at the end of the Austin Marathon - complete with medals🏅. 🤳 But only two of those pictured with medals can be found in the race results - and one of them DNF’ed. So what’s going on here? 👇 Last week we reached out to the club for comment, and then to the individuals - they didn’t respond, and have since pulled the finish line post. In short, the evidence suggests that some of them bandited the race (bandit a race = jump on the course and run some or all of the race without registering). OK, here’s my take: Obviously, banditing a race (jumping on a race without registering) is bad. In recent years, there have been several stories of influencers banditing popular races(and even boasting about it), and it hurts both other runners and race organizers. What’s interesting about the Raw Dawg Run Club is that these guys are not your typical runner. They’re basically bro’s who take their shirt off at every opportunity, and have launched a Run Club that seems to be more about vibes and likes than actually bagging miles. But, guess what? They’re a phenomenon. Love them or loathe them, their events are huge - attracting hundreds of runners every week. And the people turning up are usually non-runners. They’re also young and brash. Their actions have annoyed a lot of regular runners, both at the marathon and in other settings. So the question is, can a young, influencer-led run club “grow up” and figure out how to become a positive part of the running community?