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Did You Get Pumped for Pink?

The medals for the first 125 to finish.

The medals for the first 125 to finish.

I hope so!! Or Matt's going to have you doing push-ups til your arms fall off!

But really, it was an awesome race. Our favorite Super-Trainer, Matt Costa, and his right hand man ,Rev. Jay Bowman, were really instrumental in pulling it together, and was undoubtedly a resounding success! There were over 150 runners, and everyone had a great time.

The race started at 8 AM, and since the Boot Camp was a sponsor, Matt had everyone do 10 push-ups in the parking lot. Judging from some of the runner's faces, I'd say they this early morning work out was less than expected.

C'mon y'all, it's Matt. You should have known better.

The 1st place finisher for men was Eric Torrey, with an impressive 41:56. 1st place for women was Jessica Witter with an also impressive 45:32.

Junior knows how to warm up for the race!

Junior knows how to warm up for the race!

XFC Lightweight Champion Junior Assuncao came from his MMA gym in Roswell and ran in the race. Junior had held a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu seminar on Thursday, and he donated all of the proceeds to the Get Pink campaign. His time was 51:41.

Also in attendance was Outer Banks Massage Therapy. They provide in-home massage on the Outer Banks, so it was no problem at all setting their tables up at the race. They were giving massages by the minute, and donated a portion of the money they made to the charity as well.

After the race, there was plenty of food and drink for everyone. A lot of people donated food, and we want to thank all of you. We also want to thank everyone who helped sponsored the race.

Morrison, Matt, Junior and Jay after a great race!

Morrison, Matt, Junior and Jay after a great race!

And a great big thank you to all the people who volunteered their time into making this race possible. Without you, it would never have happened.

And for those of you who missed it, for the next four Mondays, Matt's holding the O2BC Adventure 5k at 7 AM at the Black Pelican beach access in Kitty Hawk. If you complete these four races, you'll definitely be ready to Get Pumped for Pink next year!

If you'd like to see the times, here is the full list of runners for the Get Pumped for Pink 10k

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KnuckleUp Challenges You To Get Fit While Helping The Community!

KnuckleUp OBX Challenge

KnuckleUp OBX Challenge Benefits OBX Hotline

The 2010 KnuckleUp OBX Challenge is a quest for those wanting to defy themselves to run one of the following goals BY NOVEMBER 14, 2010:

300 Miles (8.1 miles/wk) -

500 Miles (13.5 miles/wk) -

1000 Miles (27 miles/wk)

(the weekly mileage is based on start date 03/02)

65% of the funds raised will be donated to the Outer Banks Hotline, on behalf of all of us and KnuckleUp Fitness. The remaining balance goes toward t-shirts, plaque, and a cool end-of-the-journey celebration party.

STEP ONE:

Cost of the challenge is an initial $50. When a runner hits 300 miles they give another $50, and then the same when they reach 500.
You enter the challenge by submitting your entrance fee (cash only) in a sealed envelope with YOUR NAME and KU CHALLENGE written on it, to either Jay Bowman or Matt Costa. This step is required prior to any other step.

STEP TWO:

Runners (all levels) join the challenge group online by going to www.dailymile.com and simply setting up a free dailymile page.

STEP THREE:

.... RUN!
And then you log that run on Dailymile.com. It's super easy and becomes something you cant wait to do.
Jay and Matt will be challenge leaders and will be offering Sunday 7am runs along various courses and routes, usually a 4 to 5 mile run at an easy pace, and then possibly a long run once a month.
Distance is always set by you!

More details:

*New runners can join the challenge at anytime along the journey to 11/14/2010
** Jay will be the treasurer, keeping the books, and making sure the funds are in a bank account that will hopefully accrue some cash during the season.
*** We will be highly encouraging you to use the local races to keep you motivated throughout the challenge. Every mile is critical towards your goal.

Come join us to do something amazing this year!

Prizes:

300 Club - Tshirt and name on Challenge Plaque
500 Club - Tshirt, name on the Challenge Plaque, plus two 1-hour KU Private Coaching Sessions
1000 Club - Tshirt, name on the Challenge Plaque, plus $100 KnuckleUP Pro-Shop credit AND a 1hour private coaching session.

You can contact Jay Bowman by email at thechainsawguy[at]yahoo.com (replace [at] for @)

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KnuckleUp Team Dominates Kitty Hawk Heritage Day 5k Race

The KnuckleUp Team Of Winners!

The KnuckleUp Team Of Winners!

This past Saturday, before the fights started, a group of good-looking KnuckleUp students headed over to the Wright Memorial bridge to participate in the celebration of the 9th Annual Kitty Hawk Heritage Day festival.

The main event, a 5K race, was a walk in the park for these beach bootcamp graduates, so they had plenty of time to shoot some pictures and even put some videos together for us.

We want to congratulate everybody for their efforts, and celebrate another win with you!

It's no surprise they did so well in the race - under Matt's military training they run well over 5k at least twice a week. Actually, it's more like 7 MILES twice a week.

A big thanks for Rev. Jay Bowman for putting this awesome video together:

Watch the video on Facebook (it's only available there)

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