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Title A name given to the resource Pride Run podium, 2010 Description An account of the resource Men's winner John MacConnell, then-club president Robert Lennon, former president Steve Gerben, women's winner Leah Serinsky, and emcee Peppermint are shown on the podium at the annual Pride Run in New York's Central Park Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Front Runners New York [photographer unknown] Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource June 26, 2010 Event:Pride_Run http://archives.frny.org/files/original/001852d2c91ede7d85f5497c4707d500.pdf be35861477f076bfa9a389a6ecc89fe9 PDF Text Text RACE PROGRAM ~ RACEPROGRAM 201~ ~~nuJ e~62 ,~ 0 ~~~~~~~~~~ Volume 1 Issue 1 FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK LESBIAN & GAY PRIDE RUN 2010 dJ.JJr.htllun 2 0 10 FRON T U NERS SAY HELLO TO SNEAKERDRY More About This Exciting New Product on Page 8! EWYOR K 5 MILES Jt CENTRAL PARK CONTENTS Page 1 2 2 3 4 5 5 8 8 9 10 11 12 From The Race Director From The President Board Members Race Day Schedule FRNYWomen Pride Run Committee Race Beneficiary Charitable Foundation Post Race Party Information Special Awards Pride Run Sponsors Benefactors Race Information l 2-. , Stuff 3~ Relax ~ I would like to extend a very warm welcome to the participants of the 29th Annual Front Runners New York Lesbian & Gay Pride Run! Whether this is your first time runn ing the race or you are a returning Pride Run participant, you are in for a fabulous day. We have worked hard to make this year's race bigger (and gayer) than ever- from the extra rainbow flags flying proudly around the event today to the addition of our First Annual After-Party at Boxers (37 W 20 Street)! We hope that you enjoy today's race and post-race festivities . Our goal is to mo ke this event both competitive G and fun; celebrating the L BT community, as well as the amazing running talent in N ew York City. Please be sure to stick around for the post-race celebration, including many raffle prizes provided by our generous sponsors. This year, we are excited to have named Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders (SAGE) as our beneficiary. Your support today is helping us raise money for this very worthy cause. Please stop by the SAGE booth after the race to learn more about their work and how you can help support them. We would like to thank the 2010 sponsors - Vienna Tourist Board, Equinox, Continental Airlines, Urban Athletics, ~ 4 FROM THE RACE DIRECTOR Good Morning Pride Run Participants! 5 Run! SneakerDry puts your feet live easy steps closer to happier runn ing ! and Boxers. Your contributions to the 2010 Pride Run have been immeasurable. We could not do this without you! We'd also like to say thank you to Mary Wittenberg, Kirsten Rice, Lea Sugimura and the entire staff at New York Road Runners. Thank you for helping us to continue our tradition of providing a safe place for people to run with pride for so many years! We thank the FRNY membership for their commitment to this race, both financially and as volunteers. In particular, we would like to give a very special thank you to John MacConnell for his amazing illustration and design work on all of our Pride collateral, including the program, and Ted Paszek for photographing the event. On a personal note, I would like to thank the FRNY board - and in particular to Rob Lennon - for your support and trust this year. Rob, we made it through another year! To my dear friend and co-Direc tor, Seth Richardson; I truly cannot thank you enough for your help this year. I don't know how I convinced you to join the team last September, but I am extremely grateful that you did. Thank you for everything, especially for keeping me sane over the last few months. Finally, thank you to the thousands of participants in the 2010 Pride Run. Without you this event could never be the huge success that it is. Happy Racing and Good Luck! Gabriel "Gabby" Celis, Race Co-Directorr �-----·-1 (SAGE) -the nation's largest organization dedicated to support of all members of Front Runners New York! providing support and to furthering the rights of seniors I would also like to thank our sponsors - Vienna in the GLBT community. Tourist Board, Equinox, Continental, Urban Athletics, The re have been many volunteers working behind Saucony and Boxers - for their crucial support of this the scenes for more than six months to help make this race event. Their involvement helped make this event dynamic happen. I would like to briefly thank some of those key as well as financially feasible . And thanks to the entire people. First and foremost, Gabriel Celis, who is back staff of New York Road Runne rs for a decades' long this year as Pride Run Race Director and has brought his relati onship with the club that has been satisfying on huge organizational and project management talents to a the table, as well as his media and marketing savvy, level. collegial, professional and, ultimately, personal Working with great peop le who love runn ing to make this event better than makes this event all the more ever. Helping him up the ante meaning ful. this year was Co-Director Seth Richardson, who worked tirelessly on new initiatives particularly our Facebook and online marketing campaign. John MacConnell once again offered up his unique artistic vision to make all our Pride materials FROM THE PRESIDENT pop promotional - from the postcards, to our ads, to our fabulous one- Dear Pride Run Participant, of-a-kind T-shirt! John also For more than 30 years, our members have discovered themselves as athletes, competitors and as lesbian and gay people through Front Runners New York. On behalf of Front Runners New York, thank you worked on putting together so much for supporting our club by running this race . this year's Pride Program on In 2010 , our race has every bit as much meaning and Sneaker Dry, a fabulous material that is both functional importance - both to runners personally and to the LGBT and green . Thanks to Front Runner Damian Hartner for creating this material and launching it at the Pride Run . community at large - as it di d back in 1982 when we fi rst started ou t. Many gay women a nd men still ta ke their first steps out of the cl oset toward healthier and happier lives at our event, which gives the club great pride. In fundraising, Michelle Nolan and M ike Terry helped to organize a fun and profitable event at Boxers, Finally, if you are an LGBT runner or are simply aspiring to get out and live a healthier life, we hope that you come join Front Runners New York for a run or soc ia l event sometime soon. All our activi ties are listed on our webs ite (www.frny.org), and we have a diverse group of runners and multi-sport athletes who are welcoming to athletes of all skill and experience levels . The club offers a myriad of training clinics, workouts, fun runs and rides and social events . For mo re than 30 years, ou r members have d iscovered themselves as athletes , compe titors and a s lesbi a n and gay people throug h Front Runners New York . We are proud of that heritage the hottest gay bar in town (37 W 20 St.) . Swing by the and are looking forward to build ing on it. bar after the race; we'll be having a celebratory party everyone has an amazing race and a wonderful Pride By participating in our Pride Run this year, you are and brunch from 12-4 PM on Sat., June 26 . And thanks Weekend . truly making a difference within the lesbian and gay to the many members who attended and gave generously community. This year 100% of the net proceeds of the at this year's Pride Run Brunch fundraiser. Of course, all race will go to Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders club events rely on the consistent and sincere love and 2010 FRNY BOARD MEMBERS Robert Lennon Anthony Ng President Treasurer Dane Grams Megan Jenkins Men's Vice President Director at Large Sa ndi Row e M ichael Cavaliere Women's Vi c_ President e Director at Large Dan Gallagher Secreta ry Why do you SneakerDry? 2 Hope ihat Be healthy, active and proud! Rob Lennon, President, Front Runners New York �RACE DAY SCHEDULE 8:20am- Equinox Warm-up in Mineral Springs {See map on page 12.) 8:45 am - Wheelchair Race Start 9:00 am - Race Start 9:55 am - Equinox Cool-down in Mineral Springs 10:00 am - Awards Ceremony Begins 11 :00 am - Pride Run 201 0 Ends 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm - Post Race Party at Boxers NYC (37 West 20th Street, btw 5th and 6th Ave.) Because you still can' t control the weather! 3 �FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK WOMEN "We'll meet at baggage check #S. If you're shy, just hover WOMEN WEDNESDAY (1st Wednesday around for a b it and we'll of each month) to see what we're all introduce ourselves" about, or look lor our navy singlets with - And, l'rt $0 glad I hover td I was thrilled, and a bit nervous to participate in my first FRNY Lesbian & Goy Pride Run a few years ago. I hod little experience with outdoor running and even less experience running with a group. I didn't know what to expect other than participating in o goy-sponsored event during Pride weekend. What I discovered was something mere-a lot of women dressed in front Runners singlets running together, having a great lime and yes, introducing themselves to anyone hovering around-incl uding me. The worm reception I received has since fostered some of the most meaningful relationships of my life with the most amazing women I hove ever met, ond the community of runners has pushed me to become a stronger, happier and foster runner. The FRNY women hove on active presence within the group, working together with the men on creating o positive Front Runners experience lor everyone. Attend our special monthly fun run, WILD 4 the signature orange star at an upcoming race: our women can be found In every pace corral at NYRR races, highlighting that runners and walkers of every level are welcome. If you hove o need for speed or distance, FRNY offers coached training programs on the track, hill workouts in Central Pork and long training runs oil over NYC to prepare our distance runners for running their very first, fifth or even 20th marathon. The women of Front Runners New York welcome you to our 29th Annual lesbian & Goy Pride Run. We'll be out in huge numbers for our signature race, so come over and soy "Hi" (or hover around us if you're shy). We are students, professionals, girlfriends, wives, mothers and most importantly, we ore friends and we welcome you to our party. Happy Pride 20101 Cheers, Sandi Rowe, Women's Vice-President, Front Runners New York Because there's NOT and App for that! Right now you could he enjoying some of Vienna s greatest attractionst while relaxing or runnin g. Whate ver suits you. Enjoy it your way! �, ...---------~ --- ~- - ·==---~- 2010 PRIDE RUN COMMinEE Gabriel Celis John MacConnell Ted Paszek Race Co-Director Designer/Illustrator Photography Seth Richardson Pride Run Program Race Co-Director Blossom Coryat Michelle Nolan Mike Terry MarkGilrain Robert Lennon Web Site Fundraiser Organizers Happy Pride Run! Ruth M. Gursky Attorney at Law ~f:KP'f~IENC£ YOU CAN T"RUS T P)l • Real Estate Brunch Sponsors • Wills • Estates www.mslawyemy.com "' mslawyemy@aol.com Call 212 741-4445 Convenient Greenwich Village & Brooklyn Hts. Locations BENEFICIARY OF THIS YEAR'S PRIDE RUN SAGE (SERVICES AND ADVOCACY FOR GAY, LESBIAN, BISEXUAL & TRANSGENDERED ELDERS) SAGE is the world's oldest and largest non-profit agency dedicated to serving lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender older adults. 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FRNY CHARITABLE FOUND ATION Founded in 1993 to provide goods, services and financial aid to those suffering from AIDS, cancer and other debilitating conditions, the Charitable Foundation of Front Runners New York continues to play a vital role for people in crisis throughout New York. The Foundation considers entries from those in need and selects worthy recipients for various types of aid. The Foundation's big annual event comes each December when it sponsors a group or organizat ion in need for the Community Holiday Wish Baskets Program . In the past, this program has, among other things, given homeless men living with AIDS hygiene kits so they may better care for themselves. A w ide range of noble causes have been served by the FRNY Charitable Foundation, and by donating a portion of the proceeds from this year's race to the ~oundation, Front Runners seeks to keep its mission alive and well. Join us for our w eekly fun runs! For more on N YC's premier LG BT run ning club visit www.frny .org. PJtuiJlllun 20 1o FRONT RUNNERS NEW YORK Harlem gains an ambitio us French bistro from Daniel ahuns Jerome Bougherdani and chef Matthew T1vy. - Tirnc Out N•·w Vork 308 LENOX AVEN'CE (J25th St.) NEW YORK CIT Y., 1\"Y 10027 212-289- 5555 www.chezlucienne.com 8 Because I ran through the misting station ... �Caraway & Sciacca, LLP FRNY SPECIAL AWARDS THE STEVE GERBEN AWARD Salutes Front Runners New York On The 2010 Pride Run! The Steve Gerben Award honors the first male and female FRNY finishers of the club's annual Lesbian and Gay Pride Run . A five-time president of Front Runners, Gerben owns an illustrious place in both the gay and the running worlds for his role in founding this race in 1982. At a time when being gay could be scary and threatening for men and women, Gerben offered people a space in which to celebrate themselves and their community while also engaging in healthy athletic activity. His tradition lives on as the club celebrates the 29th running of the Pride Run this June. Gerben and his partner Bob Buckley now split their time between New York and Florida. They both still· actively support the club,- an·d -Front Runners· would like to thank them for all they have done through the years. - 1 THE MICKEY ZACUTO AWARD The Mickey Zacuto award is given to the first Front Runners New York male and female master runners (age 40+) in the five mile race. This award has been endowed by Mickey's family in graditude for the love and support she recieved from Front Runners throughout most of her adult life. Mickey was a true activist, as well as a member of FRNY from 1983 until her sudden death in 1993. FRNY fondly remembers her as one of th e club's most supportive members as well as its genera l conscience. 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As in I run a lot. 5K, lOK, 15K, Half Marathons, 18 milers, Marathons, Trail Runs. I run 5 days a week at varying distances based on the next race I plan to conquer. And, my running problem spread through my family. I got my brother involved and his daughter. When you race and train for more than 20 years, you learn a few tricks of the sport. One of my favorite pieces of advice comes from the running great Hal Higdon, "Always set up your excuse for poor performance BEFORE the race!" post-race raffle includi ng Continental Airline tickets and Equinox gym memberships. West 90th St. A few years ago, my brother's daughter was on her middle school track team. There was a practice scheduled for immediately after school. As the rain poured down, she figured that practice would be cancelled or at least moved inside. But, as all runners and, apparently her coach, know, "You cannot predict the weather on race day." And, so you practice in all kinds of weather. And practice they did. 5 =:J =:J West 85th St. ~ j j =~] ] l West 81:::"~~ Upon arriving at home, her fairly new running shoes soaked through, my brother told her a trick that we'd been doing for years ... Stuff your sneakers with newspaper. The newspaper will wick all the water out of your shoes leaving them dry and the newspaper wet. Museum of Natural History West 77th St. :::J ::::J It seems that my shoes are stuffed with newspaper any time I'm not wearing them because they get water dumped on them at water stops in a race, I run through a puddle or snow or rain, or I train on a hot day and get them very sweaty. COURSE RECORDS Men Women Alene Reta Aziza Aliyu 23:03, 2007 26:42, 2007 It's getting harder and harder to find newspaper though and my iPad doesn't crunch up and fit inside my shoes and, I suspect, that even if it did it wouldn't be very absorbent of water and it certainly isn't recyclable. ,;:;. Masters Men Masters Women Paul Mwangi Gordon Bakoulis 24:46, 2007 28:04, 2002 So, we created SneakerDry! After a race, after a long run, after a wet day on the roads, Crunch it up, Stuff it in your shoes, Relax a little bit (you can't run all the time), Recycle, and Run! rte>y o NYRR ADVERTISE WITH SNEAKERDRY! . SneakerDry provides a unique a·avartising o p portunity. Our main demographic a re fitness-minded people whether they are using our product for running shoes, cycling shoes, boxing shoes, or just about any sport that requires shoes. Then, the audience is in one general location ... think NYC Marathon, Boston Marathon, etc ... And , finally, the events are often specific to a sub-demographic such as the More Marathon (Women Only), the Gay Pride Run or those overthe-top athletes . To find out more about advertising on SneakerDry, please e-mail me, Damian , at dam ian@sneakerdry.com . us: Published and distributed on a race by race basis by SneakerDry, New York, NY. 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