This week we sat down with Rick Loggins and George Skonburg to discuss the Chattanooga Track Club, Chickamauga Chase, triathlons, and the roots of trail running in Chattanooga.
Find out more about the Chickamuage Chase at:
chickamaugachase.com
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Find out more about the Chattanooga Track Club at:
chattanoogatrackclub.org
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Rick also recommends checking out the Chattanooga Triathlon Club. You can find more about them here:
chatttri.com
Chattanooga Triathlon Club
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