Showing posts with label charlie engle twitter endurance athlete running across america pseudoreid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label charlie engle twitter endurance athlete running across america pseudoreid. Show all posts

Friday, September 12, 2008

Charlie Leaves SF Tommorrow - September 12, 2008

For those of you that regularly subject yourself to my blog, you might have noticed that I've been heavily promoting Charlie Engle's Run Across America. Besides the fact that I'm an athlete, and I'm very intrigued by his determination and goals, I helped Charlie set-up his Twitter feed that he is using to document his journey (www.twitter.com/charlieengle).

I finally got a chance to meet Charlie and do some interviews with him, which are being edited as I write this. I'll post them once they're done. For now, you'll have to settle for this TV interview with a local SF new station from this morning.

And a nice little pic of me and Charlie.

Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Running Across America - August 27, 2008

If running across the United States in record time is something you can’t fathom, and most of us can’t, imagine being able to get into the mind of someone who is. Charlie Engle, one of the co-founders of MISSION Product famous for running acrcoss the Sahara Desert in 111 consecutive days, is running across the U.S. begining September 13th.

Charlie will be Twittering (www.twitter.com/charlieengle) his psychological and physiological developments as his race to beat the time for running the U.S. evolves. He will need to finish the race in 45 days to beat the record!

This is somewhat a shameless plug, but nonetheless I think it's really cool. I worked with Charlie to help set up his Twitter page and provided him with advice on what he should be tweeting. Charlie is a really cool and great guy, who is incredibly driven. He and I have even discussed the tattoo he is going to get, called Man in the Maze, in anticipation of the run. This tattoo is actually a a reference to a design appearing on Native America petroglyphs, which positions him at the entry to a labryinth.

Good luck Charlie, and I look forward to watching your feed.