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How we workout: Jeff Sherman's Fit Body Boot Camp
For The Baltimore SunMembers of Jeff Sherman's Fit Body Boot Camp are no strangers to sweating. Taught by personal trainer Sherman and his staff, workouts include intense boot camp-style exercises that rotate with every class. One class, you might be pulling ropes in a kind...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Timonium
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Good afternoon, Baltimore: Wednesday lunchtime lowdown
ON THE SITE... Anne Arundel County Police Chief Teare quits amid controversy: Embattled Anne Arundel County Police Chief James Teare Sr. will retire effective Aug.1, ending the continuing criminal investigation into the career law enforcement official by...Tags: Triple Crown, Theft, Annapolis
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Olde Catonsville: Catonsville woman on a roll in roller derby
"There's going to be blood," Wendy McCord warned her parents before they watched the bouts against Mobtown Mods, Speed Regime, Junkyard Dolls and Night Terrors on Oct. 13 at the DuBurns Arena in Canton. McCord, a Summit Park resident, is a member of...
Tags: Charity, Arts, Running, Anglicanism, University of Maryland, Baltimore
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Bits & Pieces: Howard County high school sports win national honors
A large contingent headed by Howard County Supervisor of Athletics Mike Williams will be heading to San Antonio for the national athletic directors conference on Dec. 18 to accept the Quality Program Award (QPA), Exemplary Level, as recognition as an...Tags: Schools, Lacrosse, High School Sports, High Schools
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Harford well represented at Baltimore Running Festival Saturday
Six-hundred Harford County runners were part of the record field of 27,000 in the Baltimore Running Festival Saturday. Several of them captured age-group awards in the half-marathon, marathon and 5K. Esther Buchser of Abingdon finished first in the...Tags: Festive Events, Christopher Newport University, Road Running, Demographics, Running
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Muange repeats as Baltimore Marathon goes down to the wire
The Baltimore SunRunning through the streets of a still slumbering city, fighting off cramps, the chill October air and the dozens of runners around him, Stephen Muange once again tasted victory in Charm City, claiming his second consecutive Baltimore Marathon...Tags: Ethiopia, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Road Running, Running, Track and Field
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Despite disappointment, fans relish season
After cheering on the Orioles at Yankee Stadium, Michael Cochran made it back to his Canton home about 3 a.m. Saturday — just in time to steal a few hours of sleep before waking up at 7 to run a half-marathon in the Baltimore Running Festival....
Tags: American League, Robert Andino, Curtis Granderson, Matt Wieters, Jim Johnson
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Sid Busch will run Baltimore Marathon for kindred spirit in fallen Marine Jimmy Malachowski
Sid Busch will run the Baltimore Marathon with a fallen Marine on his back. It's a weight he is proud to carry. On Saturday, Busch, 66, will pin a photo of Jimmy Malachowski to his shirt, look skyward and murmur something to the leatherneck from...
Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Road Running, Running, Afghanistan
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Some areas beat freeze mark, others miss in weekend chill
Freezing temperatures were warned for much of Maryland on Saturday morning, but it didn't get quite that cold in areas within several miles of the Chesapeake Bay. Further from the water, though, temperatures were much colder. At BWI Marshall Airport,...
Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Weather Reports, Maryland Science Center, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland)
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It was a proposal on the run at Saturday's marathon
Abe Warfel and Michele Plantamura regularly run and train together as a couple. But at last week’s Baltimore Running Festival, Abe was focused on more than reaching the finish line of the race. In the final stretch of the half marathon, Abe, 28,...
Tags: Fells Point, Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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Maryland Shock Trauma seeks community consent on blood plasma study
Many patients taken to the University of Maryland's Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore cling to life, barely able to breathe, much less consent to participate in a medical trial, a reality that makes trauma research extremely difficult. With life-saving...
Tags: Food and Drug Administration, U.S. Army, Research, University of Maryland, College Park, Medical Research
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