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Bear Mountain Pictures
Course-setting and Competition Photos
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Almost Vertical rock faces
ideal for sliding and suspensions
![brucebuck.jpg](sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/brucebuck.jpg)
Double vertical rock faces for
launching or suspensions
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Vertical faces for wall runs
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Log bridges for
balancing moves
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45 degree rock face with
glacial erratic for combo
moves
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Thickets for Jungle-Jamming
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Vines for Zans
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Logs for Bucks
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Swamps for hummock-hopping
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Rock playgrounds for
trick combinations
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Edge Running Mountain Racing Team
NYS Appalachian Trail Record Run
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At the finish-15 hours, 26 minutes
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Perkins Tower at the
top of Bear Mountain
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The many trails of
Harriman State Park
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The steepest climb-
up the Major Welsh Trail
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The gnarly roots and
glacial rocks of NY
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The abandoned ski jump hill
at Bear Mountain
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One of the many glacial erratic boulders
carried from Canada to Southern New York
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The Hudson River View from the
peaks of Harriman State Park
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Descending to the Bear Mountain Bridge,
the Hudson River and the lowest point
on the Appalachian Trail
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The merry-go-round at the
foot of Bear Mountain
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Another NYS summit view
Edge Running Mountain Racing Team uses and recommends the following equipment:
Teva X-1 and X-1C Trail Racing Shoes-light weight and sticky
Saucony Labyrinth shoes- good edging
Vasque Blur Shoes-supportive and vibram soles which stick
Inov-8 shoes- Mudrock-Sticky and great in mud
Nike Trail Free Shoes and Vibram Five Fingers Sprint Shoes-For simulated barefoot training
Leki Ultralite Ti shock-absorbing poles
Black Diamond Ovalized Poles
Eastern Mountain Sports Techwick shirts and underwear
Camelback M.U.L.E. packs and hydration system
Garmin Forerunner 305- Heart monitor and pace and distance
Smartwool socks
CW-X tights and shorts
Silopad Achilles heel pads
Garmin eTrex Legend Cx GPS systems
Oakley Radar Path Sunglasses with hydrophobic lenses to shed water and sweat
Leatherman Titanium multitool
All the above products have been tested under the most severe conditions and found to be of superior quality and durability.
Edge Running does not accept sponsorship from any manufacturers.
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