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Start of the 25-mile Ponderous Posterior

2014-01-19T00:17:21.955Z

About 30 runners crunched some early morning gravel in the Garden of the Gods during the start of the 25-mile Ponderous Posterior trail run. The event is part of the Fat Ass Series, which includes several loosely organized trail runs along some of Colorado's best Front Range trails. Though the top finishers earned awards, the event was not officially timed.

Start of the Ponderous Posterior 50K, the final in the Fat Ass Series

2013-01-19T18:47:13.732Z

Ultra runners from the Front Range cities of Colorado hit the foothills trails above Colorado Springs on Saturday in the Ponderous Posterior 50K, the final stop in the Fat Ass Series.
(Photos here: http://www.pikespeaksports.us/photo/album/show?id=5021591%3AAlbum%3A410257&xg_source=activity)
The event is a loosely organized reason for runners to get together and have fun, though bragging rights are always on the line.
The course began and ended at local runner J.T. Teisher's house on 31st Street. From there, runners hit the trails in Red Rock Canyon, then made there way to the Cheyenne Cañon area and back.

Second wave of the Ponderous Posterior 50K

2012-01-15T00:11:24.518Z

A group of about 50 adventurous runners chugged up the first hills at the start of the The Ponderous Posterior is part of the Fat Ass Series, a loose arrangement of ultra runs on Colorado's Front Range. The rules are simple: No entry fee, no whining. The course began in a west-side Colorado Springs neighborhood, then wound through the foothills above Manitou Springs. It also included an ascent of the Manitou Incline. There was plenty of beer and junk food waiting at the finish line.

Start of the Ponderous Posterior 50K

2012-01-14T23:51:20.559Z

A group of about 50 adventurous runners chugged up the first hills at the start of the Ponderous Posterior 50K. The race is part of the Fat Ass Series, a loose arrangement of ultra runs on Colorado's Front Range. The rules are simple: No entry fee, no whining. The course began in a west-side Colorado Springs neighborhood, then wound through the foothills above Manitou Springs. It also included an ascent of the Manitou Incline. There was plenty of beer and junk food waiting at the finish line.