2021 - RWM Spring Trail Sessions
2021 distances
Running
Trail Running 101 on Tuesday Evenings with Jordan & Lee
Are you new to trail running? Are you looking for a group to get out on the trails with? You've been a runner for years; but, maybe age or injury has slowed you down a bit? Then this may be the session for you! • This session is great for those training for the Bob Hayes Single Dip. • This session is designed for those that can comfortably run a flat road mile at 11 minute - 13 minute per mile pace, and are currently able to run continuously for at least 30 minutes • This is a running session - there will be some occasional walking, but running is expected most of the time. Stops are to be expected at trail junctions, to gather again as a group, etc. • There will be limited elevation gain in this session. • Examples of trails this session may use are Maclay Flats, Kim Williams, Rattlesnake Main Corridor, etc. Do expect at least one run on something like the “M” trail. • You should expect runs that are 3-5 miles long that have limited elevation gain.
Trail Running 201 on Tuesday Evenings with Jeff & Sarah
• This session is for those with prior trail experience AND/OR significant road experience. Trail is experience is not required for this session. • This session is designed for those that can comfortably run a flat road mile at 8 minute - 10 minute per mile pace; and are currently able to run continuously for at least 60 minutes • You can expect moderate climbing in this session. ~1,000 feet per class. • Breaks (walking and stopping) will be minimal. You can expect to stop at trail junctions. • Examples of trails this session may use are Blue Mountain, Sentinel, Jumbo, North Hills, Spring Gulch, etc. • You should expect runs of 4-6 miles with moderate elevation gain.
Trail Running 101 on Thursday Evenings with Ashley & Vicky
Are you new to trail running? Are you looking for a group to get out on the trails with? You've been a runner for years; but, maybe age or injury has slowed you down a bit? Then this may be the session for you! • This session is great for those training for the Bob Hayes Single Dip. • This session is designed for those that can comfortably run a flat road mile at 11 minute - 13 minute per mile pace, and are currently able to run continuously for at least 30 minutes • This is a running session - there will be some occasional walking, but running is expected most of the time. Stops are to be expected at trail junctions, to gather again as a group, etc. • There will be limited elevation gain in this session. • Examples of trails this session may use are Maclay Flats, Kim Williams, Rattlesnake Main Corridor, etc. Do expect at least one run on something like the “M” trail. • You should expect runs that are 3-5 miles long that have limited elevation gain.
Trail Running 201 on Thursday Evenings with Sara & Scott
• This session is for those with prior trail experience AND/OR significant road experience. Trail is experience is not required for this session. • This session is designed for those that can comfortably run a flat road mile at 8 minute - 10 minute per mile pace; and are currently able to run continuously for at least 60 minutes • You can expect moderate climbing in this session. ~1,000 feet per class. • Breaks (walking and stopping) will be minimal. You can expect to stop at trail junctions. • Examples of trails this session may use are Blue Mountain, Sentinel, Jumbo, North Hills, Spring Gulch, etc. • You should expect runs of 4-6 miles with moderate elevation gain.
Trail Running 301 on Thursday Mornings with Jesse
Are you gearing up for spring and summer trail racing season? Maybe you are signed up for the Pengelly Double Dip? Or maybe even The Rut? This session will include trail racers. • This session is expected to be challenging and technical. • This session will contain workouts such as hill repeats, scree scrambles, and other fun things! • This session is for those with prior trail experience AND/OR significant road experience. • This session is designed for those that can comfortably run a flat road mile in 8 minutes or under; you must currently be able to run continuously for at least 90 minutes • There will be no walking/stop breaks in this session. (exceptions: trail junctions) • Climbing is to be expected - ~2,000 feet per session. This session may also include technical ascending and descending. • Examples of trails this session may use are the M, Mount Sentinel, Jumbo, North Hills, etc. •You should expect runs of 5-8 miles with significant elevation gain.
Race-day weather
Conditions on April 6, 2021 — historical Open-Meteo data.
The sun rises at 7:04 AM and sets at 8:12 PM local time (MDT) in Missoula on April 6, 2021 — 13h 08m of daylight.
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