In an interview yet to appear in Michigan Runner, Borgess Run Camp co-founder Blaine Lam reportedly said the 13-year experience was on its last legs.According to transcripts of the interview, Lam said he expected the popular camp to be replaced next year with Shuffleboard Camp. "I just don't think running has a future," closes source to the publication reported he said. "By contrast, shuffleboard appeals to all ages, is virtually recession proof -- except for in the cruise ship category -- and is transferable to bars."
It wasn't clear as Michigan Runner went to press if Chris Crowell would resist the reorientation or switch Gazelle's clothing direction toward shuffleboard apparel.
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Well, I can certainly understand the push for shuffleboard camp. We're looking for some different kind of upper-body workout! However, if Gazelle guru Chris Crowell doesn't start offering the appropriate apparel, can Run Campers count on CHEETAH to be coming up with the shuffleboard line of stylin' stuff? We like their hoodies!
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