Tired of pounding the pavement and looking at the same old things on your run? Maybe it’s time to change things up a little! Join us for a mellow trail run along the horse trails of Yorba Linda. These runs start on January 1st. We’re starting with a fairly tame route and will eventually head into Chino Hills for a little more adventure.
Our route is a 3 mile loop and you can make the circuit as many times as your fitness level permits. Whether you are a walker, runner or full blown enthusiast, come out and join us. All paces and abilities are welcome.
This is an informal, non-coached run that takes place almost every Saturday. Check this event page for updates, location, routes etc http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=164551793585816
Meeting Location: 3650 Prospect Ave, Yorba Linda, CA 92886
Park on the corner of Wabash and Prospect Ave.
Meeting Time: 7:00 AM
These runs are organized by Orange County Running Coach, Joby Gutierrez.
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As you know, riding in a group can be quite different than riding on your own. Hone your skills with us in a group bike ride. They start December 5th and we provide several different options per month that work according to your experience leve. We offer both a 35 mile ride and a 50 mile route. For more details and regular updates, make sure you visit our Facebook events page. http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=157350170971582
Rides will begin in the Yorba Linda and Anaheim area. Cyclists, triathletes and multi-sport enthusiasts are all welcome to join us. These rides are not appropriate for beginning riders who are still learning bike handling skills. These rides are organized by Orange County Triathlon Coach, Joby Gutierrez.
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This will be my third year attending this wonderful event and I have nothing but great things to say about this race. For those of you who have been looking for a quality Turkey Trot in northern Orange County, this is the one for you. The Plymouth Rock n’ Run in Yorba Linda should be your next Turkey Trot. The race directors have made this a great family oriented event. This year there is a 10K, 5K, and a 1K kids run. The course is USATF certified and is definitely very fast. The presence of Cal State Fullerton’s Jazz Combo and famous Commander Chuck Street as the master of ceremonies are a few of the treats in store for you.
This race attracts a strong local presence form the communities of Yorba Linda, and Anaheim Hills. Who needs the Dana Point Turkey Trot when we have this great new event in our back yard? See you out there on
Location:
Yorba Regional Park
When:
Thanksgiving Day
The Cause:
Taken from their website
“Plymouth Rock N’ Run is dedicated to advancing cures for spinal cord injuries, neuromuscular, and neurological disorders with hopes of improving the lives of those who have experienced incapacitating injuries and illnesses.
A sustainable source of grassroots funding is provided in support of a local, but America’s largest and most progressive, spinal-cord research organization: The Reeve-Irvine Research Center at UC – Irvine.
Through exposing the value and urgency for such treatments, the Plymouth Rock N’ Run annual 5K fun-run facilitates collaborative individual and business efforts, enhances the ideals of social responsibility, and promotes social action to achieve improved health for a world-wide community.”
For registration details visit their website http://www.plymouthrocknrun.com/joom/
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This Memorial Fun Run is a tribute to the son, brother, coach, friend and mentor that Ryan Bousquet was to all. He touched more lives than we can count, inspired more young men and women than we realize and worked harder to accomplish what many of us can only wish for in our dreams.
Ryan was born in Fullerton and raised in Yorba Linda. As a student at Esperanza High, Ryan excelled in athletics, racing to a 4:05.52 1600 meter time. (third fastest in Orange County history) Ryan continued his running endeavors at Orange Coast College and Arizona State University. At OCC Ryan was cross country state champion setting a course record along the way to his victory.
Recently, Ryan worked for Esperanza high school as a dedicated coach and mentor in the running programs where he shared his talent. Ryan’s passion and enthusiasm for the boys he coached was extraordinary.
Ryan was a loyal son, brother, and friend and people close to him were drawn to his charisma. He was never shy about displaying affection. People he loved knew it. Ryan’s contagious smile said it all for him.
Thursday, August 19th 2010
Sign In: 4:30pm – 5:30pm
5:30pm Races Begin
http://www.ryansfunrun.org
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