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Club Fat Ass is a grassroots sports club with a worldwide vision. Our members host running, triathlon, cycling and other "active lifestyle" events for fellow members. Club events are fun, physically challenging, environmentally friendly and emphasize camaraderie as much as competition. Each event is a reflection of the unique personality of the Event Host. All Club events are free to Club members. Membership is open to anyone who enjoys playing outdoors. Join us!

2010 - Year 8 - Capilano Canyon Mardigras Night Run

 

The 2010 Sunshine Yellow Collectors Shirts Are In!

Yippeh!  I picked up your club shirts from the screen printer yesterday late afternoon.  Happy to say that none got burnt, messed up in the sewing process and even the sizes look perfect.  

I am madly packing right now and will mail/get to the North Vancouver Kintec Store early in the week. 

If you cannot wait, please join us for the Capilano Night Run tonight. I will have the shirts available at the party afterwards (Sorry, I won't be able to bring them to the start).

St. Patty's Fatty 5K

13 Mar 2010 15:00
Location: 
Ewa Beach, Hawaii

Come join us for the 1st ever Saint Patty's Fatty 5K.  A short jaunt around the West Loch and back to the house to enjoy some delicious Corned Beef and Cabbage and Shepherd's Pie.  Green beer will be available on request after you dance a jig.

Buy a Classic Club Fat Ass Shirt and Get a Box of PowerBar Product

Every year at this time, we collect little chits of paper, dig out the calculator, the pen

The Shirts Are (Almost) Ready

 

World Premier - XS-NRG (The Film)

 The Sunshine Coast Trail is a relatively undiscovered gem of a trail that stretches 180 kilometers from Sarah Point in the north to Saltery Bay in the south on the upper Sunshine Coast near Powell River, British Columbia.

To bring awareness to the Sunshine Coast Trail and its natural beauty, the Marathon Shuffle has been held on a 29K section of the trail each spring.

A few years ago, four city boys from Vancouver threatened to run the entire 180K trail non-stop.  Locals said it couldn't be done.  The attempt was filmed. 

The world premier of the film has now been scheduled for release in Powell River on the Marathon Shuffle weekend in April.  A week later, on 1 May, the film will premier in the HR MacMillan Auditorium in Vancouver.

Find out what happened on the trail in this never before seen footage by film maker Angus McLellan and run the trail the following morning to discover the trail firsthand.  More details and ticket information is here

Multi-day running cart

Hello all!

My 12 hour run March 19th 7pm - March 20th 7am in Burnaby

SFU is a location for the Relay for Life fundraiser for the Canadain Cancer Society this March 19th 7pm - March 20th 7am. Excitingly, I have received approval to be a "Team of One", i.e., complete the 12-hour SOLO.  If anyone would like to support my efforts to fundraise for the Canadian Cancer Society through the Relay for life that would be great! If anyone also wants to fundraise and complete the event SOLO you can contact the SFURelay organizer via email, she would be excited to hear from you. And oh, this will be my first attempt at running for 12-hours!

Ultralight backpacking gear for multi-day runs

When I began to formulate a plan to run from Powell River to Vancouver, following a route which has never been completed in its entirety, in an unprecedented length of time, it became clear that gear was going to play a major role.

On the Olympics and Training - Compete or Complete?

The 2010 Winter Olympics have impacted my training.  What inspiration!  What a party! 

Seeing world class athletes at peak performance in the most competitive events in the world has caused me to think about what could have been and what can still be.



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