James A. Peltier

Here is a run with my co-worker John. He’s a tough old mule he is, but loads of fun to run with. Enjoy

Here are a couple more videos for you all to watch. This is another run for you all to enjoy

Shrink
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1247692/

Win Win
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1606392/

Faintheart
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1080012/

The Stoning of Soraya M.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1277737/

People have asked me what it’s like for me to run from SFU to home on the trails, so, here you go. This is a fairly typical run for me. A couple of slip-n-near falls, but a nice slow run none the less. This video is shot about a quarter of the way down the trail from where Mel’s Trail and Gear Jammer trail meet.

Some run details:

Trail – Gear Jammer
Duration – 15:19 (15 minutes 19 seconds)
Altitude – ~250 meters down to 70 meters
Avg Pace – 6:49/km ( 6 minutes 49 secs per km)
Avg Speed – 8.8KM/h
Max Speed – 18.4 km/h

Well it’s that time again. Baseball season has started and Chasey’s ready! Gonna make for a really busy week for dear ol’ dad! Basically a week full of sports! In between my health kick, Morgan’s soccer, Chasey’s Baseball and our hikes on the weekend it’s a week of full activity and health! Chasey’s ready to kick some butt, forget about the names! Whew, I think they’re trying to kill me!.

At last Sunday’s game I was a really proud dad. For the first time ever Morgan received the role of team captain for our soccer team! The coach said that she was receiving captain for her excellent work in goal (she’s a goal minder) despite playing a Select A soccer team. She really kept it from being a total blow out. Great job Morgan!

For those interested in sharing in the glory of my 25KM run during the SFU Relay for Life you can visit the following URL. Special thanks to Ching Tai Wong of Computing Science and Yoga Panda Photography for taking the pictures of my special moment.

http://photos.yogapanda.ca/Portraits/JamesP

Hi All,

I’m blogging from the SFU Relay for Life 12 hour run. The run started at 7PM and I’ve been running ever since. So far 15KM down. Looking to complete the equivilent of a half marathon (25KM). Here’s to hoping.

For those interested there is an article in the SFU News about my Staff Achievement Award for Work Performance.

http://www.sfu.ca/sfunews/stories/2012/troubleshooter.html