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Finishing Another Hot Cider Hustle

ByTim Nolte

It was cold, wet, windy, and snowy for the this morning, but it was fun to see a few teammates out on a Saturday morning. I didn’t bring home any medal but I still felt really good about my run given the ground conditions. I made sure to wear my pullover cleats which helped me avoid a lot of slipping and sliding while keeping up my pace.

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