This Sunday, you have two choices for FLRC events: our indoor track meet or the weekly Sunday Skunkday run. (You could even do both if you wanted to warm up with the Sunday Skunkday run and then come back to race the mile—just make sure to register for the track meet ahead of time since there’s no day-of-meet registration.) Last week’s group was 28 runners strong!
The only catch is that I may be busy with final preparations for the track meet, the first race of which starts at 9 AM. So meet as usual inside the front doors of Barton Hall (facing Teagle Hall, where the Skunk 10K starts) at 8:30 AM. I’ll try to come over to say hello, but if I’m overwhelmed, you all know how to introduce yourselves and break up into rough pace groups.
At 8:45 AM, we’ll split up into rough pace and distance groups and run the Skunk course, more or less. You can go as long or short as you want, and it’s fine to deviate from the course for different loops and distances. Here are some possibilities:
- Game Farm 4.4-mile loop
- Skunk 10K course
- Turkey Hill 8.3-mile loop
- Genung 9.8-mile loop
- Skunk Half Marathon course
Please register in the pace and distance polls below so others can see they’ll have company. Click the icons under each answer to see who has voted.
- Sub-8:00-minute pace
- 8:00-9:00-minute pace
- 9:00-10:00-minute pace
- 10:00-11:00-minute pace
- 11:00-12:00-minute pace
- 12:00-up-minute pace
- Hiking pace
0 voters
- ~4 miles
- ~6 miles
- ~8 miles
- ~10 miles
- ~13 miles
0 voters
As always, everyone is welcome, even if you’re not an FLRC member or planning to participate in this year’s Skunkadelic-themed Skunk Cabbage Classic. Regardless, everyone must sign the FLRC Training Programs waiver once for 2023.
Unless there’s a big Cornell event, there’s usually plenty of free (on Sunday) parking in the Crescent Lot east of Schoellkopf Stadium or in Cornell’s parking garage.
Any questions, just ask!
