September, 2001 Fit to be Tied Column From the Pueblo Chieftain by Gary Franchi Hot to Trot 5K part of big Frijoles Festival There are some good reasons why the two-day Chile & Frijoles Festival attracted more than 20,000 persons to downtown Pueblo last year. Most came to help celebrate the harvest of Pueblo chilies […]
August, 2001 Fit to be Tied Column From the Pueblo Chieftain by Gary Franchi Team in Training provides motivation that transforms Pueblo couple’s lives The real beauty of the world of fitness is that you don’t have to be a great athlete to both enjoy and reap the benefits from exercise. Virtually anyone can improve
July, 2001 Fit to be Tied Column From the Pueblo Chieftainby Gary Franchi Pueblo’s Tormoen Survives Scare…..Prepares to Resume Racing The Garden was no party for Maddy Tormoen last month. On the surface, everthing seemed cool. The 39-year-old Puebloan ran a great Garden of the Gods 10-Mile Run in Colorado Springs on June 10 and
June, 2001 Fit to be Tied Column From the Pueblo Chieftain by Gary Franchi Ottersberg steps to another level Those who have followed the local multi-sport scene for several years probably were not surprised that 19-year-old Puebloan Blake Ottersberg was the third overall finisher in last month’s Ordinary Mortals Triathlon. He’s done that before; in
May, 2001 Fit to be Tied Column From the Pueblo Chieftain by Gary Franchi ‘Y’ Issues Challenge for World’s Largest Race Bidding to make next month’s national World’s Largest Run (WLR) one of the biggest races in Pueblo as well, the YMCA is taking aim at its usual target – kids. Every elementary school in
February, 2001 Fit to be Tied Column From the Pueblo Chieftain by Gary Franchi This Puebloan hasn’t missed a Runoff yet Richard Ayala is on a mission. The native Puebloan started running in 1972, and the first race he ever ran was the inaugural Pueblo Chieftain Spring Runoff in 1979. He hasn’t missed a Spring
