Thursday, March 11, 2010

Greg Hexum, my boss and a top-notch enduro-freak!!!


Kudos to Mr. Greg Hexum, principal of Esko High School for finishing in fourth place @ the National Snowshoe Championships!!!! [Note: He has won it twice in the past, plus he is one of the best trail runners in the country and a great leader at our school!!!]. Greg reports that the course, located in upstate New York, was very hilly and punctuated by a sick half mile climb leading into the finish. The guyz that beat him are all young fellas that basically train for a living, while Hex works at one of the toughest jobs in the world and yet still is an endurance force to be reckoned with... I believe that once he starts to experience the inevitable mental decline that comes with age, he will make a great DBD cyclist!!!

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  1. He seems like a good candidate. That race must have been exhausting. I hope he refreshed with some good whiskey.
    ari

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  2. Is that a podium girl he is with?
    dp

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  3. The lady in red in the photo was the Race Director at the USSSA Qualifier in Rib Lake, WI., Jan 2, 2010 (yes, a snowshoe race the day after New Years. Crazy lot, these snowshoers). It was a terrific photo opportunity I couldn't pass up.

    Greg won, easily, and scorched the course to a new record that will stand the test of time . . . or until he races it again.

    As a multi-time USSSA National Champion, Greg exudes the qualities of a Champion in life: Family, friends, making a difference, physicially fit beyond fit, and an all-around great and happy person.

    The sport is lucky to have him.
    A full article on the National
    Championship race (note: Greg once again earned membership on the prestigous Men's National Snowshoe Team) will be published in Snowshoe Magazine's online site snowshoemag.com shortly.

    Phillip Gary Smith
    Senior Editor
    Snowshoe Magazine

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  4. Snow shoes-another dementia inducing exercise. I was out this last week just to see where my pain threshold was at. I found it in no time. Fat man on snow shoes = pain.

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