Is Mule Day Kick preferrable to Running to Beat the Blues? I've never done either....RBB is flat, but turns for days. Don't know anything about the Mule course. BTW, Candice...Way to crank it on the Trace. Not LAME.

Mule Day Kick is just more convenient for me. It's a weekend i'll actually be here. And thanks

Is Mule Day Kick preferrable to Running to Beat the Blues? I've never done either....RBB is flat, but turns for days. Don't know anything about the Mule course. BTW, Candice...Way to crank it on the Trace. Not LAME.

Good question. I don't know. I may not be able to do either one because of a silly philosophy conference... but hey.

Mule Day is very curvy. http://www.runningahead.com/maps/2fd3411f6df74a1583278ee9fb9cac9f

Doesn't look too bad to me. In fact, those early curves keep you from busting out too fast, you climb just a bit and then BAM gentle straight downhill mile to the finish. PR course.

The last mile is downhill.

I know you were just stating a fact. I wouldn't call the course "very curvy."

10 x 90 degree turns is not straight. RBB only has one curve; it just happens to last about 5000 meters.

Okay dude. Jeez. I'm looking at the same map you are. I do appreciate the information. Got RBB, by the way?

Thanks for the course info... What's with all the repetitive redundancy?

No, not 3 laps. It does weird curvy stuff all around the park, I believe.