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Original section General fitness, health and nutrition
Published 30 November 2005
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Original author Gorillaman
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Original post Gorillaman
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30 November 2005, 16:34 UTC
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Starting up a new running/jogging club in our small rural community. Wondering if anyone has any ideas on where to get good quality gear from.
Thought of getting long and short sleeved wicking shirts, track pants and jackets and a good sized bag.
We'd have our logo on them etc...
I have been looking at the team sporting gear stuff but it's mainly for hockey and soccer...
Thanks
-steve-
Donovan Rebbechi
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30 November 2005, 17:08 UTC
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Gorillaman said: Starting up a new running/jogging club in our small rural community. Wondering if anyone has any ideas on where to get good quality gear from.
Thought of getting long and short sleeved wicking shirts, track pants and jackets and a good sized bag.
Sugoi do custom orders (including logos, choice of color) for my running club and other running clubs in my area.
If you're looking for racing gear, go for sleeveless shirts -- if it's cold, you can always put a short or long sleeve shirt underneath it.
Would recommend singlets, jackets and maybe running bras. IMO you don't need team pants -- most running pants are in plain black.
Cheers, -- Donovan Rebbechihttp://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~elflord/
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30 November 2005, 17:19 UTC
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well eastbay.com specializes in outfitting teams....but tody, donnie, why doesn't glover cut a deal w/Nike and get free uniforms & jackets? (if not shoes) for your team?
i noticed that Brooks team, not Westchester but some team sponsored by Brooks and they wear the gear and shoes.
I'm surprised Glover doesn't have a sponsorship deal.....Nike's so agressive they're sponsoring lots of highschools. I understand they're trying to get'em young and for life...but i would think he could outfit his team pretty easy with a shoe/apparel company. no?
1 December 2005, 00:11 UTC
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Check out usatf.org and find the nearest Association. They can give you guidance.
Ken USATF-LI "Gorillaman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: Starting up a new running/jogging club in our small rural community. Wondering if anyone has any ideas on where to get good quality gear from.
Thought of getting long and short sleeved wicking shirts, track pants and jackets and a good sized bag.
We'd have our logo on them etc...
I have been looking at the team sporting gear stuff but it's mainly for hockey and soccer...
Thanks
-steve-
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1 December 2005, 00:19 UTC
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Sporthill has a lot world-class running apparel and not that expensive by running clothes standards. They have team jackets too.
Ken said: Check out usatf.org and find the nearest Association. They can give you guidance.
Ken USATF-LI "Gorillaman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: Starting up a new running/jogging club in our small rural community. Wondering if anyone has any ideas on where to get good quality gear from.
Thought of getting long and short sleeved wicking shirts, track pants and jackets and a good sized bag.
We'd have our logo on them etc...
I have been looking at the team sporting gear stuff but it's mainly for hockey and soccer...
Thanks
-steve-
Miss Anne Thrope
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1 December 2005, 15:26 UTC
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The only thing sillier looking than a jogger, is a group of joggers all dressed in the same costumes.
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