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The guys won their 4th straight while the women’s team made it two in a row. Check out the video on the race from MyLITV.com:
1. SAYVILLE RUNNING CO - GOLD 4:37:19
13. SAYVILLE RUNNING CO - WOMEN 5:47:32
19. SAYVILLE RUNNING CO - BLUE 6:07:22
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Congrats to race winners Shawn Pollard and Amy Contant on their outstanding performances at this year’s race.
See yourself finish in our video race coverage:
or check out pictures from the race at:
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Saucony High School and College Summer Run Series
Free, Supervised Runs of 3, 5 or 7 Miles - All Ability Levels
Every Thursday at 6pm - Starting June 24th
at Sayville Running Company
-Raffles for Saucony footwear and apparel on randomly selected weeks
-Post run refreshments at Sayville Running courtesy of Saucony
-Free T-Shirt to any runner who attends 5 or more sessions!
-Informative sessions and advice from former and current and current college
runners
-Free pair of Saucony Cross-Country spikes to the runner who attends the most
sessions!
The group runs will kick off with a visit from the Saucony Sprinter Van on June 24th and finish with a special “Spike Night” at SRC with deals on all things Saucony.
If you’re interested in running, just come down on Thursdays at 6pm.
Questions? Call (631) 589-5700 or send us an email.
Not sure how to train this summer? Check out our recommended Summer Training Plan.
Check out our Summer Training group on facebook!
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Finally the cold and snowy winter has turned to warmth and blue skies. The spandex and fleece hoodies have been packed away and the shorts and lightweight long sleeves have taken their place. With that I also ditch my trainers after a run for a nice comfortable pair of sandals.
There is nothing like feeling of taking the trainers off after a long run or post race and slipping into a comfortable pair of sandals. My ideal pair of sandals is the Rider Dunas Sandal.
The Dunas is the perfect post run and everyday flip flop with classic styling and premier comfort. The EVA lined upper utilizes synthetic leather detailing and a fabric toe separator. The sole is made of a thin layer of injection molded Flexpand and topped with a cushioned waffle-textured EVA insole.
My Wear-Tester Profile
Michael Petrina
Stats: 24 years old, 5′8″, 135 lbs.
Miles a Week: 85-100
Years Running: 11
Home: Bayport, NY
Occupation: Running Nut
Gear: Rider Dunas Sandals
Category: Footwear/Comfort
Purpose(s): To release your feet from your cramped running sneakers after a nice run or to wear around town and be the most comfortable you can be.
Silkyness* Rating: 9.25 out of 10
Reasoning: The Rider sandals are made from EVA foam, this is the same foam that is used in high end running sneakers. The EVA foam is the ultimate in shock absorption which in turn makes it extremely comfortable. Whether it is post run or everyday use, I find myself in mt Rider Sandals all the time. The comfort I find in the Rider Sandals is unmatched by any other sandal or casual shoe.
Feel free to stop by the Sayville Running Company website or in person at the store to give the Rider Dunas Sandals a try.
*Silky refers to the term that the SRC Staffers use to describe the way a product fits and feels while one is using it.
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Nationwide Run For Aspire 10k
On Saturday 3/27 several members of the Sayville Running Company Racing Team were at it again. The second race on the GLIRC race calender was the Run For Aspire 10k. I would have to say that it was another great showing by the men of SRC especially the Masters Men Team. Here is a look at the SRC Racing Team Results:
3) Michael Petrina 32:40 5:16 4) Christopher Green 33:45 5:26 9) Paul Murphy 35:31 5:43 *1st Overall Master 18)Craig Banger 37:34 6:03 38)Timothy Henderson 39:52 6:25 43)Wayne Vartabedian 40:18 6:30 52)Karnik Seferian 41:02 6:37
For those of you who have never run the Aspire 10k I would highly recommend it. The course is a very challenging yet fair course. It has the right mix of uphills, downhills and flat fast sections. It is a race that every runner should get out and do at least once. I am sure that the other team members would back me up on that.
Suffolk County Half Marathon
The following day (3/28) some members of the SRC team ran at the Suffolk County Half Marathon. Great results again from those team members.
1) CHRISTOPHER GREEN 1:16:20 5:50 *1st Overall 4) MARK CARBONE 1:21:30 6:14 20)KATIE DIPIETRO 1:27:59 6:43 *2nd Female Overall
Great job by Chris Green who was pulling double duty, 10k and half marathon in one weekend is a pretty solid weekend. Congratulations also goes out to Katie who PRed by 2 and a half minutes over the Half Marathon distance.
Look for SRC Racing Team to be in full force over the next few weeks leading into the Long Island Marathon. Come and hang out with members of the SRC Racing at the 4th Anniversary Prediction run on April 4th at 10AM.
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Online registration is now up and running for the 2010 Sayville Summer Series. Check out SayvilleSummerSeries.com to register or to get information regarding any 4 of the races.
Looking for a warmup to this year’s series? Check out another great Sayville event: Kristen’s Walk to the Water.
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March 13th 2010 - It was a cool 30 degrees out with heavy rain and gale force winds. Yes you remember that day, according to the news it was the worst rain storm to hit the island in the last 10 years. Trees were down, power was out and not a soul dared to leave their homes. Unless you had to run the Kings Park 15k…
450+ people braved the rain storm and headed out for the race.Included in the 450+ people was 14 members of the Sayville Running Company Racing Team. Overall SRC had a great showing, here is a look at their results:
1 Michael Petrina Bayport NY 24 M 51:33 5:32
3 Brendan Barrett Sayville NY 26 M 52:23 5:38
4 Christopher Green Stony Brook NY 24 M 52:48 5:40
5 Billy Holl North Babylon NY 23 M 53:26 5:44
12 Michael Marrone Hauppauge NY 25 M 56:52 6:06
14 Mark Carbone Bellerose NY 38 M 57:20 6:10
32 Katie Dipietro Floral Park NY 26 F 1:01:15 6:35
33 Tommy Nettuno West Babylon NY 40 M 1:01:20 6:35
35 Craig Banger Smithtown NY 41 M 1:01:30 6:36
53 Wayne Vartabedian Long Beach NY 46 M 1:04:18 6:54
54 Kevin Beach West Sayville NY 28 M 1:04:22 6:55
60 Karnik Seferian Setauket NY 52 M 1:04:57 6:59
184 Andrea Schieck West Sayville NY 35 F 1:17:23 8:19
221 Heidi Nathan Medford NY 26 F 1:20:25 8:38
The racing team took 4 out of the top 5 spots and 6 of the top 15. SRC racer Katie Dipietro, took the female overall honors and SRC staffer Mike Petrina took the male overall. Thank you to all the SRC racing team members that braved the horrible conditions and made it to the race to support the team and teammates.
You can catch the SRC racing team back in action on March 27th at the ASPIRE 10k in Plainview, NY.
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When I was first introduced to idea of recovering from muscle soreness with a compression method I was skeptical. I had always been old school in regards to recovery. I would punish myself by sitting in a tub full of water and ice where the temperature read somewhere around 50 degrees Fahrenheit or I would wrap my legs in 4-6 bags of ice depending on how sore my legs were and just sit on the floor for 15-20 minutes.
It was probably a little over a year ago and I was in an adventure running store in New Zealand, they were having a massive sale. I wondered down the sock aisle and the store had a section for a variety of compression socks that were marked down 75%. I grabbed a pair to give them a try. At this point what did I have to loose? If the socks didn’t work for me I would be back where I started, only now with an extra pair of socks.
I used them the first time after a 10k road race that was very hilly and grueling on my legs, especially the calves. I wore them the rest of the day and even slept in them. When I woke the next morning to my surprise my quads where still sore but my calves felt awesome. Right there and then I was sold on the idea of compression as a means of recovering from muscle soreness.
My products of choice are the R+R Piston 200 Tights and the R+R Knee High Socks by Sugoi. I now routinely use the socks after hard runs, workouts, and races. The tights are used for those days that I am feeling a little more sore then usual. All in all I have been extremely satisfied with using compression as a means of recovery.
The Review
My Wear-Tester Profile
Michael Petrina
Stats: 24 years old, 5′8″, 135 lbs.
Miles a Week: 85-100
Years Running: 11
Home: Bayport, NY
Occupation: Running Nut
Gear: Sugoi Compression
Category: Recovery and Injury Prevention
Purpose(s): To aid in the recovery of muscles from soreness due to strenuous activity.
Silkyness* Rating: 9.75 out of 10
Reasoning: For the reasons stated above. I am sure that some of you are skeptical just like I was but they do work you just have to give them a try! Stop on by the Sayville Running Company website to get more information about the products or even stop by in person!
R+R Compression Socks
Men’s R+R Piston 200 Tights
Women’s R+R Piston 200 Tights
Piston 200 Compression Leg Sleeves
*Silky refers to the term that the SRC Staffers use to describe the way a product fits and feels while one is using it.