HealthQuest to present martial arts seminar
Sensei Rick Goodman will conduct an Aikido Kokikai martial arts seminar that will feature techniques, weapons and Rondori freestyle defense against multiple attackers.
“Sensei Rick Goodman is one of the most respected Kokikai instructors in the world…
mschultzwk, and 
jdresser28 are discussing. 
mschultzwk 11:21 pm on November 24, 2009 Permalink |
I’m running for the first time and wanted to know..where do you park?
Deirdre 9:39 am on November 25, 2009 Permalink |
I’m looking into that for you, mschultzwk. I’ll reply shortly with more information.
Deirdre
jdresser28 11:18 am on November 25, 2009 Permalink |
You park anywhere in Flemington except on Main St. You can park in the old Turntable Junction area. There are some lots on Main St, just know that you won’t be able to leave until the race is completed.
Deirdre 11:33 am on November 25, 2009 Permalink |
Thanks, jdresser. That’s what I’m hearing as well. You pick up your race numbers on Park Avenue behind the courthouse, so many people will try to park close to there, I’m told.
I posted the course map here:
http://flemington.injersey.com/2009/11/25/course-map-for-flemington-turkey-trot/
Deirdre
mschultz2k 1:50 pm on November 25, 2009 Permalink |
My user name was wrong..lol. Thanks for the replies. I’m nervously looking forward to this run. I know it’s only a little over three miles but I’ve been preparing since September. I know this won’t be my last race. I’m going to get there early. Picked up my number and tag last Saturday.
Deirdre 11:21 am on November 27, 2009 Permalink |
Congratulations on your first 5K! How was it?!
What’s the next race on your schedule? Let me know if you need suggestion on races or where to find them. : )
mschultz2k 12:39 pm on November 27, 2009 Permalink |
I finished it but did a lot of walking. My pace was terrible. I should have probably ran the course before hand. I was proud to have done it though. I was disappointed in myself because I have had much better runs on my own. But still glad I did it and will do it again next year. It was a great atmosphere and a lot of fun.
Deirdre 1:06 pm on November 27, 2009 Permalink |
Your pace was better than mine! My pace that morning was sleep late, make pies, eat cookies. So, I say, “Well done!” : )
I plan to be there next year, though.
If you’re looking for a nice low-key event, try the Resolution Run in Hillsborough on New Year’s Day. Not so many people that you get slowed down in the crowds. It’s a great atmosphere and a great way to start the new year! (Nice hoodie sweatshirts, too.)