Happy Halloween everyone! There will be no Fall Friday BK session on Halloween but we do hope you will get out for some exercise everyday between now and Nov. 7th when we meet again. Have a safe and fun Halloween. Be sure to check this blog for updates each week.
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It’s Winter in Argentina
JUMP STARTING THE SKI SEASON
While most of us have been enjoying the summer weather a few Vermonters headed to the southern hemisphere for some skiing in Argentina. Camilla skied with MNC and Craftsbury last winter while staying with the Massey-Bierman’s. This summer she and her family invited the Massey-Biermans to spend some time in Argentina where it currently is winter. Reports of excellent skiing and wonderful people have been coming in.
MNC SPRING PICS
MNC coaches and volunteers helped organize the Flynn School Exchange Zone for the Vermont City Marathon and talked to young athletes at the Yam Scram about Nordic skiing and MNC.
Ken Bruce lead a small group on a hike up “The Chin” of Mt Mansfield. It was a beautiful sunny day with spectacular views from the Sunset Ridge Trail. There is also an active Raven’s nest on the cliff face next to Cantilever Rock.
Upcoming Activities – MAY 2014
MAY 24, 2014 – Burlington, VT. Great opportunity for the kids to run!
MVP Health Care YAM Scram
- We will have the MNC Tent set up on site and coaches will be there to hand out information and meet with kids and families that are interested in our ski programs.
- Please stop by for a visit and help us get the word out about how much fun it is to ski with MNC!!!
- If you would like to help hand out info and answer questions about MNC please contact Rick at rtcostanza@gmail.com
- We need several volunteers to help organize the RELAY ZONE for the marathon. This is the final exchange before runners head along the bike path to the finish line. So if you are not already running in the race please email Rick at rtcostanza@gmail.com if you can help. Kids are welcome to help but we do need some adults (Seniors, Masters or BK Parents). It is expected we need about 8 volunteers to keep the exchange zone running smoothly. We can work in shifts if you cannot be there for the duration which should be 5 to 6 hours.
- Volunteering at water stop or exchange zone is a very satisfying way to be involved in Vermont’s largest sporting event of the year.
Spring Skiing At Cochran’s
4/1/14 Coach Pennie Rand lead a small but enthusiastic group up the alpine slope at Cochran’s ski area then continued up into the forest to the top of a ridge where we had a view of Came’s Hump and the village of Richmond. From the top we navigated a little tree skiing until we reached a logging road that lead us back to the top of the alpine hill for the cruise down. Warm weather and corn snow made for great afternoon and there was the added treat of Marzipan and chocolate at the top.