Posted: March 31, 2006

Athletics: April 2006 RUNNING Schedule

From David Monti

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RUNNING is broadcast on the YES Network, which reaches 10.3 million households in the tri-state area, including 3.8 million nationally on Direct TV. To confirm airtimes, visit www.yesnetwork.com and click on “TV Schedule,” or visit sportfilm.com and click on “Broadcast Calendar.”

RUNNING is presented by:

New York Road Runners 
Michelob Ultra 
Super Runners Shop 
New Balance Track & Field Center at the Armory 

RUNNING is produced by Salmini Films.

Sat, Apr 1, 12:30pm	Wed, Apr 12, 7:30am
Mon, Apr 3, 4:00pm	Mon, Apr 17, 11:30pm
Tues, Apr 4, 11:30pm	Tues, Apr 18, 7:30am
Wed, Apr 5, 7:30pm	Sun, Apr 23, 1:00am
Thurs, Apr 6, 7:00am	Sun, Apr 23, 11:30am
Fri, Apr 7, 12:30am	Sun, Apr 23, 6:30pm
Fri, Apr 7, 6:30pm	Mon, Apr 24, 11:30pm
Sat, Apr 8, 5:00pm	Wed, Apr 26, 7:30am
Sun, Apr 9, 1:30pm	Fri, Apr 28, 7:00am

Highlights for April include:

• Women 40 and over celebrate their irrepressible spirit, confidence and achievement with the More Marathon and two person half marathon team event in Central Park.
• New York Road Runners Half Marathon Grand Prix Series continues with a start on the Coney Island boardwalk and a finish in Prospect Park. That would be Brooklyn.
• For those who have a triathlon planned for this summer, the time to put in those homework miles is now. And around town the water is really churning.
• One step at a time, entrants make up ground in the race against colon cancer at the Daily News presents the Pfizer Oncology Colon Cancer Challenge.
• Supporting physical education programs for youth in underserved communities, New York Road Runners Foundation showcase event is the Jamboree at the Armory, where everyone’s a winner.
• Addis Ababa may not be on our short list of capitals that host mega running events. But the Great Ethiopian Run offers an astounding confirmation of the universality of running.
• The man who changed the Ironman from a survival contest into a race. Dave Scott of California would win the Ironman six times, a Michelob Ultra Great Moment in Racing.
• While jogging at your own pace and in your own direction is wonderfully pleasurable, many choose to pin on a race number and experience the Joy of Racing. A sportfilm.com music video.

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