Sage’s official blog is now hosted on Google Blogger at: http://www.sagecanaday.blogspot.com/
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Vo2max Productions videos Vo2max Productions videos and publishing
Book Sage's book on running as a post-collegiate
Athlete From Half Marathons to Ultra Marathons
Vo2max Productions videos
Sage’s company, Vo2max Productions, LLC specializes in making creative videos and published media to promote the sport of distance running. Vo2max Productions has posted a plethora of videos that range from a Krispy Kreme doughnut eating 5k Challenge to filming and editing an interview with Olympic hopeful Desiree Davila before the 2011 Boston Marathon. Vo2max Productions also has its own Youtube
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Book
Sage’s new book, Running For The Hansons: An Insider’s Account of The Brooks-Sponsored Marathon Training Group Made Famous by Olympian Brian Sell, was published in May 2011. The 320 page book is 5.5” by 8” and is currently available to order at www.Vo2maxProductions.com if you want a signed and/or dedicated copy. A 20 page preview look inside the
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Athlete
As a 2-time Olympic trials qualifier, Sage has competed at a national class level. In 2007 he was the youngest participant in the Olympic marathon trials at the age of 21. A native of Oregon, Sage ran for Newberg High School and placed 13th in the state cross country meet his senior year. Determined to
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The View Is Worth The Climb
“Hills are your friend.” My dad used to always say this to me before races and difficult training sessions that involved rolling terrain. Several years of racing cross country, marathons, (and now trail ultras), I hear that statement as positive self talk in my mind, although it is slightly modified to “Uphills are your friend.”
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Chuckanut 50k: Lessons learned in my first ultra
“I guess I didn’t get the memo: Nobody stops at the aid stations,” I mention to Max King as we climb up a dirt-trail about 7 miles into the Chuckanut 50k trail race. “Not this year,” Max implies that the high-level of competition meant that all the top runners were going to shave seconds whenever
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From The Trials to The Trails
The following is a blog post I wrote for Flotrail.org (new site launching this month on trail running) on March 8th, 2012: “You seem like a mudder.” The words of my high school cross country coach always came to mind when I toed the starting line at the Oregon high school state cross country meet
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Pre-Olympic Marathon Trials Musings
The following is a blog post by Sage that was featured on the running website Flotrack.org and mentioned on Runner’s World Racing News online in December 2011. “Give and Receive” I have a love-hate relationship with Distance Running. Honestly, our Facebook status currently reads “in An Open Civil Union,” which is a pretty accurate description of
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Training For My First Ultra Marathon
After finishing the 2012 Houston Olympic Marathon Trials in January I decided that my next race would have to be longer than a marathon in distance. The idea of running an ultra marathon (technically anything longer than a marathon, but according to some purists a race of at least 50+ miles) seemed like a fun
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A Runner with a Social Media Problem
Have you caught the bug? I have. Symptoms include having 3 or more of the following accounts and checking all of them at least tri-weekly: Facebook, Google+, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Tumblr, WordPress, eBlogger, and (of course) Flotrack. (note: please comment and add anymore sites that you think are worthy of being in this description as
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