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Episode 24 — Where are They Now: Dave McGovern In this first in a series of “where are they now,” I reconnect with WALK! Magazine columnist Coach Dave McGovern. × In this first in a series of “where are they now,” I reconnect with WALK Magazine columnist Coach Dave McGovern. The two biggest changes in his life are that Dave is married and he and Loretta have four children: Cavan, Liam, Eamonn, and Charlotte. Highlights of our conversation include: Coaching during COVIDRecommendations for training and maintaining motivation while social distancingHis son Cavan’s diagnosis with a mitochondrial diseaseFundraising for Dave’s new book, And more Dave McGovern’s new book. To learn more about Dave, buy books, or schedule coaching or clinics, go to . To donate to the United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation, go to umdf.org/cavanmcgovern. Additional Racewalking Books The books Deb and Cindi discuss in the closing section of the podcast include: , Dave McGovern, Dave McGovern, Jeff Salvage and Tim Seaman, Jeff Salvage, Deena Kastor, Elaine Doll-Dunn (432) Close9 Tips for Successful 2021 Resolutions To help all of us be successful beyond March, here are tips for choosing your 2021 goals. ×What to Wear for Cold Weather Walking – 7 Tips Deciding what to wear to keep walking throughout the winter can be difficult. And this year, with fewer of us visiting gyms to use treadmills, it is more important than ever. × Deciding what to wear to keep walking throughout the winter can be difficult. And this year, with fewer of us visiting gyms to use treadmills, it is more important than ever. On the and in winter issues of WALK! Magazine, we covered dressing for cold temperatures. The consensus is, walking outside in the winter is perfectly safe with the proper precautions. Following are seven tips. From the page, December 2012. Dress for the Right Temperature Because your body generates an enormous amount of heat when you are walking hard, dress for temperatures about 10° warmer than it really is. The harder you walk the more body heat you will generate. If you plan to go for a casual stroll, you will need to dress more warmly. How to Layer Dressing in layers traps warm air between them, helping to keep you warm. Because you will generate body heat, your base layer should be made of a wicking fabric to pull sweat away. You don’t want to be sweaty and wet, especially once you stop moving. This layer can be long-sleeved or short-sleeved. The next layer should be insulating. A heavier long-sleeved shirt, a vest, fleece, or light sweatshirt are options, depending on the temperatures. Finally, a windproof and water-resistant outer layer is a must! I prefer a jacket with vents that can be opened if I get too warm. Water-resistance is especially important when it is snowing. From sparkpeople.com. Legs Winter-weight tights made of a wicking fabric are a good start for your legs. Some include wind-resistant panels, which can be very helpful. Looser-fitting pants will trap warm air, so walking pants or sweatpants may keep you warmer than tights. When it is very cold, layer loose pants or wind pants over tights. Head and Neck Keeping warm wearing several layers including a warm hat and gaiter. Most of your body heat is lost through your head, so invest in a warm hat that covers the ears. If you tend to get overheated, a headband or other ear covering are options. I hate having a cold neck, so I often wear a fleece gaiter. Other options include scarves or buffs (thinner than gaiters). One of my friends wears a balaclava—a hood that covers the head and neck, and sometimes the bottom of the face. Buffs or gaiters pulled over the mouth can keep the lower part of your face warm but breathing through them while walking will make them wet and uncomfortable. Gloves or Mittens? Because the fingers are separated in gloves, they are not as effective as mittens for warmth. If you still prefer gloves, look for pairs that have a mitten-like cover for wind protection. Or look for mittens with a flap up so you can still use your fingers or cool your hands if they get too hot. My hands get much colder now than they used to. I recently purchased a pair of Seirus gloves that are supposed to reflect the heat inside the glove. (I haven’t worn them enough to know if they really do.) On the coldest days, consider carrying hand warmers. Cold Feet? Socks It can be difficult finding the right socks to keep your feet warm. Years ago, wearing two pairs of socks was recommended, but I always ended up with uncomfortable wrinkles or my shoe wouldn’t fit. Some thick socks are great, but then again you can’t always get your shoe on over them. Lately I opt for wool athletic socks. , even when wet. Crew-length socks will help protect your ankles. Shoes This time of year, water- and wind-resistant athletic shoes or trail running shoes can help to keep your feet dry and warm. If you plan to walk at a slower pace, or if it is very snowy, a hiking boot may be a better choice. For walking in snow or on ice, consider wearing shoes or boots made for snow or attach traction devices, such as . For added safety, trekking poles can be helpful. Conclusion Regardless of your sensitivity to cold, if you follow these suggestions you can walk safely outside all winter long. Sources: “Training in the COLD…,” by Roger Burrows, WALK! Magazine.“…And Not so Cold,” by Wayne L. Wescott, Ph.D, WALK! Magazine., featuring Larry Smith, .“How to Dress for Cold Weather Walking,” by Wendy Bumgardner, . (280) CloseEpisode 23 – The Walking Man (Surprise! It’s Darris Blackford.) Would you walk for 12 straight hours, on a 1-mile loop, just for the fun of it? Race director Darris Blackford did. ×The Virtual Columbus 10K & 12 Things Learned from Virtual Races Sunday I completed the virtual AEP Ohio Columbus 10K. × Sunday I completed the virtual ! I had planned to skip this year’s race because I was burned out on virtual races (more below). Then announced a four-year medal series starting this year. Each of the medals from 2020 to 2023 have magnets and they connect to form the State of Ohio. I’m a geek for cool medals, so I had to do this race. From the start this race was different from other virtual races. Because much of the promotion for the event encouraged participants to do the race between Saturday, September 12 through September 20, it felt as if we had an actual race date. I received my race swag in the mail and the packaging was amazing! A cardboard band around the box said 2020 Finisher. The contents were arranged like a gift with the race bib laying on top of everything. Included was a long-sleeved shirt, the medal, a pair of , hand sanitizer, bandages, a dumbbell-shaped stress ball (), and coupons. I was truly surprised at how nice the presentation was. Someone put a lot of thought into this. CRC shared a course option and a playlist that could be downloaded. I opted to walk in Sharon Woods, one of my favorite parks, and I’m a big fan of audio books when walking alone. (, on Sunday.) When I got to the 0 mile marker on the park trail, I started the app to record my “official” start time and I was off. Through my headphones I heard RaceJoy announce that I started the race and the app cheered for me. In fact, after each mile, the app told me how far I’d gone, my pace and projected finish time. About 20 seconds later, I heard a “woo hoo.” I know it is hokey, but it made me smile every single time. (There are more cheering options I missed when I set up the app.) When I hit 6.2 miles RaceJoy announced that I finished in 1:28:34 and cheered again. When I got home I posted my results on Instagram and and discovered that CRC and the race staff encouraging participants. (It looks like a video a day.) Another touch that made me smile and made me glad I did the race. This was the best virtual race I have completed so far this season. (To be fair, I deferred all of my other races to 2021.) CRC made it fun from start to finish. Other Virtual Races During the Pandemic Though I’ve seen ads for virtual races before, because of the pandemic and the canceling of in-person races there were suddenly tons of virtual races advertised. At first I did not understand the appeal. Then I saw something I couldn’t pass up – The logo of Bigfoot racing while carrying a roll of toilet paper is awesome! I wanted the shirt, but I really wanted the medal to commemorate a race during a difficult time. I soon signed up for a few more: the free , , the , a , and a Choose Your Own Adventure race I’m calling the Buckeye Striders Quarantine 5K. The Conquer COVID-19 race shirt is great! After a few weeks of speed workouts I finished the Bigfoot 5K in 39:47, which made me happy. I wasn’t necessarily “hooked,” but it was fun. It was nice to have a reason to push myself. Afterward, I was excited about my finish time and I bragged to my friends. And now I can add that I did my first “virtual because it was cancelled” race with CRC’s 10K. It didn’t feel like “let’s do this as cheap as possible to make a buck” like some of the virtual-only races did. As stated earlier, it was different from start to finish. 12 Things Learned from Virtual Racing There are very creative people coming up with virtual race ideas.Races that were intended to be in-person and were forced to be held virtually are a better experience than virtual-only races.Racing alone is OK. I actually “raced” the races and it felt good.It’s fun to report my results to see how I rank compared to other finishers.Knowing that I would report my results, and they would be public, did inspire me to do my best.The medal isn’t everything, but if it is unique I’m more likely to enter.I still will not wear the race shirt until I have finished the race.Knowing that my friends are doing the same races made them more fun even if we weren’t together.If you get the wrong shirt size, it is nearly impossible to exchange. I have two shirts I can’t wear because they are huge!With virtual-only races, lightweight wooden finisher medals are common. Much less postage and I’m sure they are quicker to manufacture.I don’t need to pay $40 just to get another shirt and medal for walking alone unless it is for a good cause.After CRC’s well-planned 10K, in order for me to do a virtual-only race, they need to up their game. Final Thoughts on Virtual Races The social aspect is a large part of what makes races fun. I enjoy being at the start line with friends and encouraging each other through the race. I get energy from picking a “rabbit” or two and passing them (especially runners). After the race, it is fun to sit with friends, eating a banana with our medals around our necks, recapping how we did. Even training for races is more fun with a group. Some of these virtual events felt very cheap. The cotton shirt and lightweight medal arrived in a simple brown envelope. That’s fine, but for the same registration fee, CRC went all out for the Columbus 10K. Everything was top of the line. And from my recent , I know is doing the same thing with their races that were turned virtual. I really appreciate the creativity of people – many of the COVID-related races were great ideas. But what is even more impressive are the race companies that had their entire year of in-person races planned out and suddenly had to pivot to virtual races. These companies still found ways to provide a good race experience. These are the companies I will remember when in-person racing returns. Edited on 9/17/2020 to fix typographic error and add links. (120) CloseEpisode 22 – Race Director David Babner Talks about the Effects of COVID-19 on Racing In episode 22 of the WALK Podcast, David Babner, race director of the Capital City Half Marathon, discusses the effect of COVID-19 on races and racing. × I first met David Babner back when WALK! Magazine was new. He and John Bingham had just started the Capital City Classic half marathon, and we met to discuss promotion ideas. At the 2020 First on the First, David poses for photos with race participant Nancy Palma. A lot of years have passed and now, through M3S Racing, David is race director of the Capital City Half Marathon, Emerald City Half Marathon, First on the First 5K, the Fifth Line, and the OSU 4 Miler among others. It’s been a long time coming, but I finally had the opportunity to interview him. The main focus was COVID-19 and its effect on races and racing companies. In this episode we also discuss: His history as a race director and the start of M3S SportsHow race directors across the state came together to discuss ways to handle the crisisConverting in-person races to virtual racesVirtual race finish lines and after-race partiesAnd the future of racing This episode was recorded prior to the virtual Capital City and Emerald City half marathons, so some of our conversation covers events that have since happened. My medal from the inaugural Capital City Classic half marathon. Thanks to Deb Chenault for joining me on this episode and to Nancy Palma for allowing me to use the First on the First photo. (63) Close
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