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CONTEST WINNERS: “LET’S BE ADDICTS”
Hi Trippers!
The good kind of “Addict.”
Thanks to everyone who entered the “Let’s Be Addicts” contest for a chance to win a FREE download of the Race Addict App.
I’ve tallied up the names and entered them into the Brainiac 5000 Mega-Super Computer (don’t worry, it assures me that it’s not hellbent on world domination).
So without further ado, here are the five lucky winners:
- El Price
- Julie Staudinger
- Chris Tabaka
- Erika Whitney
- Larry Willis
And for those of you who were overlooked by the Brainiac 5000 Mega-Super Computer, you can still get a copy of the Race Addict App. It’s only $1.99, well worth every penny (cheaper than, well just about anything running-related) and a great way to keep track of all of your races.
So be sure to check out the Race Addict website: Race Addict Website.
And keep visiting “Tripping The Kenyans” as we’ve got a brand new contest coming on Monday… oh, and plenty of witty running witticisms too.
Run on!
CONTEST UPDATE: LET’S BE ADDICTS
Hi Trippers!
Race Addict: A good kind of addiction.
Today is the last day for the “Let’s Be Addicts” contest… it ends at 5pm PST (sharp), so be sure to enter for a chance to win one of FIVE FREE* downloads of the Race Addict smartphone app.
Here’s what you do…
- Go to the Tripping The Kenyans Facebook page (and give us a “like” while you’re there). You can also leave a comment on whatever page this post appears.
- Leave us a comment listing the very first race you ever ran (and the year you ran it).
That’s it.
Winners will be chosen at random.
CONTEST: “LET’S BE ADDICTS”
Hi Trippers!
Race Addict: A good kind of addiction.
If you’re like me, you run a lot of races and it can be a challenge to keep track of everything. My race shirts hang in the closet, my race bling on a race medal hanger (need to get another one soon). I even keep my race bibs together.
But where do you store all of your vital race information like:
- Race Name
- Location
- Date
- Start Time
- Results
- Bib Number
- PR’s
- and much more…
For the longest time I kept all of my race info on an excel spreadsheet (nerdy, I know) but showing that to friends (even racing ones) was about as exciting as displaying quarterly business projections. And creating a PowerPoint presentation seemed like overkill.
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