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This is a link to a very well done on-line local bi-monthly newsletter dedicated to the Northeast running scene. If you scroll down to page 19 there is a short profile outlining one Mister EJ Hrynowski's accomplishments this year. A well deserved kudo for the Dawg.
http://www.levelrenner.com/v2/wp-content/uploads/issues/Issue%20011%20-%2020121112.pdf
jfa
Go BD!
#artbydmcbride
http://www.levelrenner.com/v2/wp-content/uploads/issues/currentissue.pdf
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Will Crew for Beer
Very cool!
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Props to the 'dawg! I'm having a hard time picking which of these 2012 times is most impressive to me.
5k – 17:025 miles – 28:5813.1 – 79:1830k – 2:00.2426.2 – 2:50.04
MoBramExam
Some nice recognition for an RA Hall of Famer.
rectumdamnnearkilledem
PBR, FTW!
Getting the wind knocked out of you is the only way to
remind your lungs how much they like the taste of air.
~ Sarah Kay
Indeed! Some fantastic running this year for the Dawg!
- Joe
We are fragile creatures on collision with our judgment day.
Nice write up about the Dawg.....
I'm also lucky enough to have come across him at a few races and hes a really easy going friendly guy - kind of hard to miss in a crowd with that long silver hair blowing in the wind when he runs.....
Champions are made when no one is watching
Queen of 3rd Place
"Run lots, mostly easy..." where have I heard that before?
Ex runner
BadDawg (or EJ) is the man. When I first started racing in 07 we were pretty evenly matched. He used to blow by me in the run portion of his race, then I would catch up in the walk portion of his race. The next year we raced a 10 race series in the same AG. I beat him by a whisker but that was because he ran Boston two days before race 8 or 9, which crushed his legs for two weeks, and I managed to out point him. Now, he is such an amazing runner that I am in awe of his accomplishments.
He is also a very good guy.
BD is the man, glad to see he is getting some recognition. I'm still bummed I didn't get to drink with him after Hartford a couple of years ago cause I forgot my goddamn ID.
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From reading the link about Baddawg I get the sense that this type of racing has helped him get as good as he is. I'm not the runner BD is but my running took a major turn for the better once I started competing on my club's XC and Roadrace Grand Prix teams. Every race is not a PR but it sure is fun racing your rivals!
We are in awe of the Dawg over here in the UK too! His fame extends far and wide!