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How not to train for a long run in the mountains
By Russell Hodgins Travel to Saskatoon. Forget to bring your hydration pack. Also forget to bring a water bottle. Be short on time and tell yourself you can’t go pick up a bottle of fluid. Go for a long run on the amazing trails that travel along the riverbank. Be thankful that it was a […]
Running the Trails in Saskatchewan
By Nicole Williams Trail running is quickly gaining traction in the province as runners look to move off the road and into the great outdoors. This sport involves running on any off-road surface, such as coulees, fields, forests, hills or dirt paths. The benefits include less strain and stress on your body, particularly your lower […]
The “Canoe Trip” Run
Guest blog by Russell Hodgins What better way to fill in a couple of hours then to explore trails in a new place? Life found me in Moose Jaw on March 2nd with my running gear and time to spare so I parked on Valleyview Drive overlooking the Moose Jaw River valley. A short run down […]
Fat Biking trail takes off thanks to STA support
Photo courtesy of Frank Collins of Danger Dynamite Multimedia Earlier this year, the Fatlanders Fat Tire Brigade received a $1,000 Member Grant from the STA to support their Winter Fat Bike Groomed Trail Network called the St. Barbe Winter Trail Network. A fat bike is an off-road bicycle with oversized tires, typically 3.8 in (97 […]