Menschliche Erfahrungen / Innere Fähigkeiten

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Menschliche Erfahrungen im Alltag Innere Fähigkeiten, Eigenschaften der Seele

  Monotonie im Training, Vorstellungskraft, Imaginationsfähigkeit,
  alleiniges Wiederholen einer Technik Konzentration

  Trägheit, Müdesein, Langeweile, Inspiration, Freude, Begeisterung
  Frustration

  Ehrgeiz, Wünschen Strebsamkeit

  Unentschlossenheit, Undiszipliniertheit Zielstrebigkeit, Entschlossenheit, Disziplin

  Ungeduld, Nervosität Glaube, Mut, Vertrauen, Hoffnung, Zuversicht

  Verkrampftsein, Verspannung, …

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Inspirational Quotes for Runners

By Garga Chamberlain

Seven inspirational quotes for runners.

We all need help with our motivation at times, whether we are training for the Olympics or beginning a jogging program to lose weight. Running has long been seen as a sport where inspiration is the key to both the enjoyment of the …

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Interview with Abichal Watkins

By Garga Chamberlain

Abichal Watkins, 45, from Pontypool, Wales has run more than 30 ultra-marathons, and is the first runner from the UK to complete the world's longest footrace of 3,100 miles. Paula Bartimeus finds out what inspired him to take up ultra-running, and how he trains for these gruelling endurance events.

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Christmas Cracker 10k December 2006

Christmas Cracker 10k December 2006

By Garga Chamberlain

Mark's account of a classic race that also saw Fran and Amelia competing for the Sri Chinmoy AC

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For the past three weekends it had been wet and windy and I was preparing myself for the challenge of running head long into a stiff wind on Weston's …

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A few words about Ongkar Tony Smith

A few words about Ongkar Tony Smith

By Garga Chamberlain

Ongkar Tony Smith

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As most of you know our good friend Ongkar passed away in February of this year. Many of today's runners who have run at Tooting before will fondly remember his total commitment in making sure that this race worked like clockwork.

With his usual …

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On the road with Jesper Olsen

Dave and I of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team made contact with Jesper and arranged to meet him at a hotel south of Derby in the Midlands. He'd said that it wasn't his usual style, but it had been the only place to stay in the area. Luxurious it certainly …

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Ironwoman

Ironwoman

By Garga Chamberlain

Agnes from the Sri Chinmoy AC in Edinburgh recalls the amazing journey of her first Ironman Triathlon - completed in the debilitating heat and humidity of Malaysia!

"Taper, taper taper." I recalled Tarit's advice. Do you the meaning of the word taper? Rest for 3 weeks before the …

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Kaivalya's Story

By Garga Chamberlain

The 100-mile London to Brighton run (1984,5 or 6?)

That summer Sri Chinmoy was encouraging us to transcend ourselves in our manifestation as he himself was doing. I got a call from Purohit suggesting a 100-mile run to Brighton and back over a weekend. We had five …

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London to Brighton

By Garga Chamberlain

No-one seems to be able to agree on exactly when it happened, but some time in final quarter of the last century, four members of the Sri chinmoy AC set off on an ultradistance challenge run from London to Brighton.

One of them even made it back! The …

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Sarvosmi's Story

By Garga Chamberlain

London to Brighton: a personal perspective by Sarvosmi

In my youth, the only running that I did was when I was in hot pursuit of moving objects, such as buses or footballs, or when moving objects, such as large rugby players, were in hot pursuit of me. It was …

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There is a lot to be Grateful For

There is a lot to be Grateful For

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In 2001 NZUA President, Richard Tout, asked Barney McBryde if he would contribute an article to the NZUA News on what he had been up to over the previous few months. Barney had been very active in a number of Ultra events that year, and his response was published in …

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Ten Days to Run

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Few people look forward to an ultra race. Even fewer positively relish the chance to have ten days of nothing but! Meet one in a million - the indefatigable Niribili File.

Wards Island, New York, 29 April- 9 May 1999, Aucklander Niribili File completes her first 10-day Race.

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Sri Chinmoy answers questions From Top Athletes

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As part of a series called Run and smile, smile and run, Sri Chinmoy answered questions from top athletes. Here are a few of the answers:

Craig Virgin (American 10,000 m champion, twice World Cross-Country champion, 2:10 marathoner)
Question: How do I cope with the …

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Staying Fit into Old Age - Centenarian Decathlon

Staying Fit into Old Age - Centenarian Decathlon

By Tejvan Pettinger 19 April, 2024 – 3 May, 2024

I have a new fitness goal – training for the “Centenarian Decathlon” – i.e be fit when you are really old. The idea is that as we get older, our muscle and fitness declines rapidly. It means we can spend the last 10 years of our life, unable to move …

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Interview with Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team Swimmer - Abhejali

Interview with Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team Swimmer - Abhejali

By Tejvan Pettinger 1 January, 2023 – 15 January, 2023

Abhejali Bernardova, of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team from the Czech Republic has swum seven of the world's toughest stretches of open water, including the English Channel. She has also recently published a book about her swimming exploits in Czech entitled: "Until the Water Runs Out?" For a recent …

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"Determination and Impossibility"

"Determination and Impossibility"

By Tejvan Pettinger 6 December, 2022 – 20 December, 2022

Sri Chinmoy was a pioneer of ultra-running and encouraged athletes to challenge their limitations through a philosophy of self-transcendence and going beyond the limits of mind and body. Sri Chinmoy taught that by challenging our limits, we could do something that we previously thought impossible.

To this end, ultra-running …

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Abhejali nominated again for Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year

Abhejali nominated again for Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year

By Nirbhasa Magee 12 January, 2022 – 26 January, 2022

Abhejali Bernardová from the Sri Chinnmoy Marathon Team has been nominated for the World Open Water Swimming Association's 'Woman of the Year' award for the second time in 43 years. In September, Abhejali (44) completed a 1111 km 'channel triathlon' and took her 7 days, 12 hours and 5 minutes …

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Surfing the Line: a new documentary featuring SCMT's own Tejvan Pettinger

Surfing the Line: a new documentary featuring SCMT's own Tejvan Pettinger

By Nirbhasa Magee 21 October, 2021 – 4 November, 2021

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Hill climbs are one of the two main disciplines in the UK amateur cycling calendar (the other being time trials). To mark the 2021 British National Hill Climb championships at the beginning of October, a new documentary by Maciek Tomiczek celebrating the world of hill climbing was released …

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An inspiring tale of perserverance from our 24-hour race

An inspiring tale of perserverance from our 24-hour race

By Nirbhasa Magee 6 October, 2021 – 20 October, 2021

For a 24-hour race, 100 miles is considered a very respectable result for the average runner! Author and ultrarunner Adharanand Finn set out to do just that in our 24 hour race, held in Battersea, London. His story of perseverance makes for very inspiring reading, regardless of whether you are …

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The Power of Meditation: a 3100 TEDx talk

The Power of Meditation: a 3100 TEDx talk

By Nirbhasa Magee 12 July, 2021 – 26 July, 2021

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Due to the pandemic, the 2020 3100 Mile Race was held in 2020 in Salzburg, Austria and Klaus Tiefenbrunner, a native Salzburger, had a front row seat! He spent many days at the race interviewing and filming the runners for an upcoming documentary, and became a real part …

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Three Things I Have Learned About Ultra-Running

Three Things I Have Learned About Ultra-Running

By Suswara Payne 3 June, 2021 – 17 June, 2021

I remember my first ultra-run. It was with a group of friends who had decided to run from London to Brighton. Our course was about 50 miles. The furthest I had ever run before that was a marathon. It felt like a big jump - almost double the distance. It …

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Sri Chinmoy's Fastest Marathon - by Dhanu

Sri Chinmoy's Fastest Marathon - by Dhanu

By user-0 4 April, 2020

 

Guru ran his fastest marathon on March 25th, 1979 in Toledo, Ohio. It was called the Heartwatcher’s Marathon. Guru’s time was 3:55:07, which is an average pace of 8:58 per mile, or 5:34 per kilometer. He was 47 years old.

This was Guru’s second marathon; his first …

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Special Friends Run at the 3100 Course

Special Friends Run at the 3100 Course

By user-0 1 April, 2020

Harita Davies, two-time 3100 Mile finisher, shares this inspiring story:

Recently I was out for a walk. It was a drizzly, overcast day at the end of March. I usually pass by the 3100 course at the end of my walk or run, and today was no exception. From …

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Special Friends Run at the 3100 Course

By Rupantar LaRusso March 2020

Special Friends Run at the 3100 Course

Recently I was out for a walk. It was a drizzly, overcast day at the end of March. I usually pass by the 3100 course at the end of my walk or run, and today was no exception.

From a distance …

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Shamita's 1200km run from Vienna to Paris

Shamita's 1200km run from Vienna to Paris

By Nirbhasa Magee 14 May, 2019

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A cellist from Vienna, Shamita Achenbach-König has been running ultramarathons for over 25 years. Her latest project is a series of multi-day runs across Europe – first she ran around Lake Constance where she grew up, then she ran across the length of her native Austria, and then …

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Video: Why putting on ultra events gives us so much satisfaction

Video: Why putting on ultra events gives us so much satisfaction

By Nirbhasa Magee 18 March, 2019 – 1 April, 2019

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Earlier this year, Subarnamala Riedel from the Zurich Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team was interviewed, and she talked about how much joy she gets from organising ultra events for the public. In Switzerland, we have been putting on two big ultra events for over a quarter of a century …

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Free Entries to the Try-a-Tri

17 November, 2018 – 1 December, 2018 Sri Chinmoy Try-a-Tri - 2026

Every year we offer a limited number (approx 5-10) free entries to the Sri Chinmoy Somerset Try-a-Tri or Sprint Triathlon in return for a day's marshalling at the race.

This means you can either help out as a marshal this year and have a free entry for next year, …

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The spiritual significance of running

The spiritual significance of running

By Tejvan Pettinger 21 October, 2018 – 4 November, 2018

Sri Chinmoy believed that running is beneficial to physical health but also can give an inner spiritual fulfilment. Running teaches us determination, focus and reminds us of our aspiration to go beyond our previous limitations. Running is both physically challenging but, at the same time, gives an inner joy and …

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Interview with our Olympic marathoner Samunnati

Interview with our Olympic marathoner Samunnati

By Nirbhasa Magee 8 January, 2018 – 22 January, 2018

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Samunnati Nataliya Lehonkova from the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team represented the Ukraine in the 2016 Olympic marathon in Rio, and has also won marathons in Los Angeles, Dublin, Edinburgh, Belfast and Toulouse. Her most recent win, in the 2017 Dublin marathon, established a personal best of 2:28.

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Video: How running and meditation work together

Video: How running and meditation work together

By Nirbhasa Magee 6 September, 2017 – 20 September, 2017

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Our members consider sports, and running in particular, to be an integral part of their inner life, along with more traditional spiritual disciplines such as meditation. Vasudha, who helps to organise our Marathon Team events in San Diego, speaks eloquently about how the role that running plays in …

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Sri Chinmoy on how athletes inspire the world

By user-0 1 August, 2017 – 15 August, 2017

Inspiration and enthusiasm

From the spiritual point of view, there are many things we can learn from games. One is fellow feeling. Then, in volleyball there is something called a serve. Let us take the term 'serve'. By playing, we are serving mankind. You will say, "How?" Let us …

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Video: How we became inspired to organise a triathlon

Video: How we became inspired to organise a triathlon

By Nirbhasa Magee 25 July, 2017 – 8 August, 2017

The Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team in Bristol, England has been holding triathlons since 2013, getting particular satisfaction out of encouraging people who have never done triathlons before to try one. In this vide, husband and wife Garga and Kokila Chamberlain, who are part of the organising team, explain how Sri …

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Bristol-Glasgow-Bristol - 1,635km ride

Bristol-Glasgow-Bristol - 1,635km ride

By Vilas Silverton 25 June, 2017 – 9 July, 2017

There and Back Again
Or Bristol-Glasgow-Bristol May – June 2017

I’d had it in mind to ride up the west coast of the UK to Glasgow and back ever since I was unable to gain a place in the London-Edinburgh-London this year. So when I saw this route proposed …

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An early season 400 km ride

An early season 400 km ride

By Vilas Silverton 9 April, 2017 – 23 April, 2017

By Vilas Silverton, Sri Chinmoy Cycling Team

Since entering this year's Mille Pennines Audax in July, I have looked for tough rides that would prepare me for the upcoming hill-fest that awaits later in the year. In preparation, I have tried to loose a little weight, and have sought …

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How the 3100 Mile Race course was chosen

How the 3100 Mile Race course was chosen

By Nirbhasa Magee 2 February, 2017

sandhani1.jpgSandhani Fitch has been marking and certifying courses for Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team races ever since the very first race in 1977; here he shares a few interesting details about how the now-famous course for the 3100 Mile Race - a half-mile loop around a high school, sports field and …

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A first-hand account of running the world's longest race

A first-hand account of running the world's longest race

By Nirbhasa Magee 2 September, 2016 – 16 September, 2016

jayasalini-book.jpgRunning in rhythm with the heart, Jayasalini Olga Abramovskikh's account of her epic finish of the Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race, is now available in a new English translation.

In 2014, Jayasalini became the first Russian woman to complete the race when she crossed the line in 51 …

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Experiences of self-transcendence

Experiences of self-transcendence

By Tejvan Pettinger 30 August, 2016 – 13 September, 2016

Self-transcendence simply means seeking to try and better yourself. Sport gives us an opportunity - whatever our current standard - to transcend our previous physical achievements.

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Running up hill, with number flapping on the front

One of my earliest experiences of self-transcendence was competing in a …

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Vajin Armstrong wins Swiss Alpine Marathon

Vajin Armstrong wins Swiss Alpine Marathon

By Nirbhasa Magee 31 July, 2016

Vajin Armstrong, a member of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team in New Zealand won the prestigious Swiss Alpine Marathon in Davos with a time of 6:25:23 h, followed by Evgenii Glyva (UKR) with 6:41:17 h and Bernhard Eggenschiler (CH) with 6:44:11 h. The race is considered one of the premier …

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The inner significance of the Olympics

The inner significance of the Olympics

By Tejvan Pettinger 23 July, 2016 – 6 August, 2016

“The very word Olympics is, for me, a magnificent thrill, absolutely a universal thrill, and it raises the consciousness of humanity in the inner world. True, in the outer world we may notice some wrong forces, but in the inner world the Olympics is a great opportunity for the …

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Sri Chinmoy's philosophy on running

Sri Chinmoy's philosophy on running

By Tejvan Pettinger 5 July, 2016 – 19 July, 2016

Sri Chinmoy loved running. In his early years in India, he was an excellent sprinter; and in his mid-forties, he took up long distance running, completing 22 marathons and several ultra-marathons, with a best marathon of 3:55:07 in Toledo, Ohio in 1979. He continued practising sprinting up to his mid …

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Video: What does it mean to run for peace?

Video: What does it mean to run for peace?

By Tejvan Pettinger 18 June, 2016 – 2 July, 2016

Ten years after Sri Chinmoy founded the Marathon Team, he initiated the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run, a worldwide torch relay run that unites people from all walks of life around a shared wish for peace. This video contains some very touching interviews with the international team of runners as …

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My first Audax ride: 35 hours and 600km through the Welsh countryside

My first Audax ride: 35 hours and 600km through the Welsh countryside

By Vilas Silverton 6 June, 2016 – 20 June, 2016

Vilas Silverton from the Sri Chinmoy Cycling Team took part for the first time in a 600km Audax ride, a long-distance cycling challenge also known as a Brevet or Randonee. Although they are not races, they do have time limits (in this case 40 hours) and require riders to pass …

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The meaning of self-transcendence

The meaning of self-transcendence

By Tejvan Pettinger 6 May, 2016 – 20 May, 2016

A unique quality of the races organised by the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team is their focus on self-transcendence, a philosophy powerfully advocated by Sri Chinmoy. In its simplest form self-transcendence involves seeking to do better than before - going beyond our previous achievements, capacities and results.

Self-transcendence can take …

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Highlights from British Time Trial Championships 2015

Highlights from British Time Trial Championships 2015

By Vilas Silverton 22 December, 2015 – 5 January, 2016

This video was taken at the British Time Trial Championship, June 2015. The footage was shown on British Cycling Live streaming and also British Eurosport. The event was held at Cadwell Motor Park and the Lincolnshire countryside.

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There was a big startlist with other …

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New Run and Become Store

New Run and Become Store

By Tejvan Pettinger 27 October, 2015 – 10 November, 2015

 

After 33 years at Palmer Street, the successful running shop Run and Become has moved to a new location in the heart of Victoria, London. To celebrate the move to Ecclestone Street, many customers, suppliers and long-time supporters were invited to an evening function to mark the occasion. …

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A Corinthian Endeavour - Story of the National Hill Climb Championship

A Corinthian Endeavour - Story of the National Hill Climb Championship

By Vilas Silverton 19 October, 2015 – 2 November, 2015

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A Corinthian Endeavour by Paul Jones tells the story of the UK National hill climb Championship from 1944 to 2014. The championship holds a unique place in the UK cycling calendar, always being held in the last weekend in October, marking the end of the domestic time trial season. …

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Karteek Clark swims English Channel for the eleventh time, July 2014

Karteek Clark swims English Channel for the eleventh time, July 2014

By Prachar Stegemann 1 May, 2015 – 15 May, 2015

July 30, 2014 - Karteek Clarke, member of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon and Swimming Team swam the slowest and toughest of his 11 Channel crossings on 30 July (19 hours and 1 minute). He is indeed a champion of champions. Looking at the map of his route, you’d think he …

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Wijsheden van Sri Chinmoy

Wijsheden van Sri Chinmoy

By Abhinabha Tangerman 28 September, 2014 – 12 October, 2014

Tijdens onze races zetten we borden langs het parkoers met inspirerende spreuken en teksten van spirituele leraar Sri Chinmoy. Op verzoek hebben we de borden gefotografeerd en hierbij op onze website gezet, ter inspiratie.

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Profile of Luis Rios in the New York Times

By Rupantar LaRusso 4 November, 2013 – 18 November, 2013

Luis Rios is a legendary marathon runner and a longtime friend of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team, having participated in our races for decades. This great story, titled "After a Jog 35 Years Ago, He’s Still Running in Circles" written by Jesse Newman appeared in the New York Times appeared …

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Neu: Das große Buch vom Ulramarathon

Neu: Das große Buch vom Ulramarathon

By Antaranga Gressenich 11 August, 2013 – 25 August, 2013

das-grosse-ultramarathon-buch_0.jpg'Das große Buch vom Marathon' von dem ausgebildeten DLV-A-Trainer und Diplom-Ingenieur Hubert Beck ist zum Bestseller und zum Standardwerk für Marathonläufer geworden. Sein Anfang August erschienenes Werk 'Das große Buch vom Ultramarathon' lässt Ähnliches für die Ultralaufszene erahnen. Dem Autor, der selbst auch einige der extremsten Ultraläufe der …

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Impressions of the 3100 Mile Race - A time-lapse video

Impressions of the 3100 Mile Race - A time-lapse video

By Nirbhasa Magee 1 August, 2013

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This video was shot by one of our photographers during the 2013 race. The music is by Parichayaka Hammerl; the first track is his own composition and the subsequent tracks are his arrangements of Sri Chinmoy's melodies

 

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Swim Training and the Self-Transcendence Swim-Run

Swim Training and the Self-Transcendence Swim-Run

By Boijayanti Gomez-Badillo 29 June, 2013 – 13 July, 2013

The Fifth Annual Self-Transcendence Swim-Run at Lake Welch Beach

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The Perfect Race for Swim Training and Multi-Sport Training 

Sunday, September 8th 2013

Race Start is at 10:00 am

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The Self-Transcendence Swim-Run at Lake Welch Beach offers the perfect opportunity for swimming training in …

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Sprint Triathlon and The Self-Transcendence Swim-Run

By Boijayanti Gomez-Badillo 26 June, 2013 – 10 July, 2013

Interested in a Sprint Triathlon?

 

Try the Self-Transcendence Swim-Run Instead!

 

 

The Self-Transcendence Swim-Run at Lake Welch Beach is the perfect multi-sport event designed with various types of athletes in mind, from beginner triathletes, to swimmers, runners, and the occasional multi-sport dabbler.

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Sprint Triathlon and The Self-Transcendence Swim-Run

By Boijayanti Gomez-Badillo 26 June, 2013 – 10 July, 2013

Interested in a Sprint Triathlon?

 

Try the Self-Transcendence Swim-Run Instead!

 

 

The Self-Transcendence Swim-Run at Lake Welch Beach is the perfect multi-sport event designed with various types of athletes in mind, from beginner triathletes, to swimmers, runners, and the occasional multi-sport dabbler.

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The Liberty Torch Relay, 1976 - A Bicentennial Offering to the Soul of America

The Liberty Torch Relay, 1976 - A Bicentennial Offering to the Soul of America

By Rupantar LaRusso 2 February, 2013 – 16 February, 2013

In 1976, a group of Sri Chinmoy's students participated in a 50 state relay to celebrate the ideals on which America was founded. Here are some extracts from the brochure for that initiative, along with some media coverage the event garnered:

"A Bicentennial Offering:

  • Non-stop, Round-the-clock, …

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The Sri Chinmoy International Two-Mile Run: 50 worldwide races in one day!

The Sri Chinmoy International Two-Mile Run: 50 worldwide races in one day!

By Rupantar LaRusso 15 January, 2013 – 29 January, 2013

flyer international 2 mile run.jpg"London Wins 5 Divisions in 1st International Race" (Press Release). August 2, 1981. Retrieved 2013-01-28. Archive copy at the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team office, Queens, New York.

"London's M. Caldwell (age 28) came in ahead of 2,000 runners from 50 cities around the world to win the first annual …

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Sport und Meditation - Neues Buch - New Book!

Sport und Meditation - Neues Buch - New Book!

By Antaranga Gressenich 20 November, 2012 – 4 December, 2012

Please find an English review underneath the German text.

Der innere Friede, die Freude und die Energie, die wir durch Meditation und die richtige Einstellung in unser Wesen bringen, lässt uns eine erfüllendere Dimension des Sports erfahren und kann uns zu Leistungen jenseits unserer bisherigen Grenzen beflügeln. Ja Sport …

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SCMT's Vajin Armstrong: 3-Time Kepler Challenge Victory

SCMT's Vajin Armstrong: 3-Time Kepler Challenge Victory

By Simahin Pierce 24 November, 2010 – 4 December, 2010
Vajin Armstrong: 3-Time Kepler Winner
 

Christchurch runner and Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team race director Vajin Armstrong achived the 1st of his 3 consecutive victories in New Zealand's premier mountain race on 04 Dec 2010.

Running the rugged 60 km mountain course for …

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A Miraculous Dream-Reality

A Miraculous Dream-Reality

By user-0 May 2000
Harita Davies - 6 Day Runner

Harita Davies of Christchurch, New Zealand, describes her experiences as a participant in the Self-Transcendence Six Day Race, 2000, an event which she evocatively calls a shared miraculous dream-reality.

The race was around a 1-mile loop, and runners …

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Women Who Win: Ann Trason's 1989 world record

Women Who Win: Ann Trason's 1989 world record

September 1989 Sri Chinmoy 24-Hour Race

Nathan Whiting, who ran in the historic 24 Hour Race in 1989 (and completed 107 miles), puts Ann Trason’s victory in context with the prevailing views of the running community during the 1980s.

Whiting, Nathan. “From the Big Apple: Women Who Win." September 1989. Reprinted with permission from the …

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1981 - An Amazing Outcome, a Historical Result

26 September, 1981 Sri Chinmoy 24-Hour Race

Reminisces from Sahishnu Sczesiul....

The Second Annual Sri Chinmoy 24-Hour Race was held on the same cinder track in Greenwich, Connecticut, from September 26–27, 1981. This race became the focus of the SCMT for nearly a whole year, even with our schedule packed with shorter races, half-marathons, full marathons …

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