Mar 10, 2021
Bix 7
One of the biggest events in the Quad Cities each summer is coming back.the Quad City Times Bix 7! The organizers said that they re preparing for more than 10,000 runners and walkers to make their way up Brady Street Hill.taking into consideration all the necessary precautions, of course. “We are constantly exploring every option to make this year’s Race a safe and successful event.” said Race Director Michelle Juehring. “I’m proud of the talent & dedication of our committee, staff, local medical & safety experts for crafting a plan to keep the safety of our race participants, volunteers, and spectators of upmost importance. And I’m so happy to say, ‘The Bix is back’ on the streets of Davenport.”
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Darwin Peterson has weathered a few setbacks, but the rural Oelwein farmer continues to run some 15-20 miles a week for his health, and walks additionally, citing inspiration from family.
âI do my walk and steps every day, usually 7-10 miles a day to get my steps in,â said Peterson, age 68. âI usually run every other day to give my body a rest.â
He completed the âRun the Yearâ virtual fitness challenge this year, running 2,020 miles, and is pictured holding up the hardware from his success. The authors of the book âRunning the Edge,â Olympian Adam Goucher and educator Tim Catalano, issue the yearly challenge.
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