Where do YOU run?
Jan. 10th, 2010 02:50 pmTo all the Runners out there:
Hey there! I'm new to the Davis Square area and am currently training for a spring marathon. I just started the training, so I don't have to do any really long runs for a while, but I'm having a hard time finding pleasant routes. The snow/ice doesn't bother me, but the cars and the traffic do. It would be great to find a few routes that take me away from places like Mass Ave, to mix things up a bit.
So my question is.. Where do you like to run? What are your favorite routes? I'd love to find a few new, enjoyable routes that range anywhere between 3 and 10 (or more) miles.
Any help would be much appreciated! :)
Hey there! I'm new to the Davis Square area and am currently training for a spring marathon. I just started the training, so I don't have to do any really long runs for a while, but I'm having a hard time finding pleasant routes. The snow/ice doesn't bother me, but the cars and the traffic do. It would be great to find a few routes that take me away from places like Mass Ave, to mix things up a bit.
So my question is.. Where do you like to run? What are your favorite routes? I'd love to find a few new, enjoyable routes that range anywhere between 3 and 10 (or more) miles.
Any help would be much appreciated! :)
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Date: 2010-01-10 07:57 pm (UTC)(I'm training for Boston. (http://www.tuftsmarathonchallenge.com/runners/jude)
Where exactly are you starting from? This (http://www.baevents.com/jinglebell/jinglebell-2009coursemap.gif) is one of my favorite 5K routes here (just go up the bus lane and cross College to Holland to make it a closed loop).
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Date: 2010-01-10 11:49 pm (UTC)I usually start right in Davis Square (to head down the Minuteman path or down Mass Ave toward the River) or toward Powder House Circle (for an all-too-short Tufts loop). I always see people running along Broadway, so I was hoping to learn more about where everyone's going!
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Date: 2010-01-11 09:21 pm (UTC)Also, the cemetary on Broadway at Rt 16 has a .4mile loop in it which is nice for intervals, when you don't want to stray far, or just to top off.
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Date: 2010-01-11 02:50 pm (UTC)