Tagged: Sandrock
Protected: Runner’s Best Friend – Downward Dog
Posted on11. Feb, 2010
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Sandrock: Don’t take our open space for granted
Posted on27. Oct, 2009
With the deadline to mail in ballots for the Nov. 3 election nearing, it seems appropriate to pause and give a shout out to those far-sighted folks who got Boulder started on its open space acquisition.
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Sandrock Reviews “Honorable Run”
Posted on19. Oct, 2009
When Matt McCue was a freshman walk-on to the University of Colorado cross country team in the summer of 2001, he showed up for his first run at the Potts Field track. The were only three runners at Potts that day; future NCAA champions and Olympians Jorge Torres and Dathan Ritzenhein, as well as Edwardo Torres. McCue got hammered that July morning, but he hung tough with the “skinny Trinity” the entire 12-mile run.
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Boulder’s Sandrock Provides Shoes for Third World
Posted on13. Oct, 2009
“It’s so satisfying, much more satisfying than doing something that would make a lot of money,” said Sandrock, who is also a freelance journalist specializing in running. “One World Running is really a great name because we’re all running together. We’re all connected.”
