Category Archives: Running
A Good Coach Changes the Sport
Last summer there were a few people in my karate circle encouraging me to join them in an early autumn marathon. I toyed with the idea for a little as I gathered advice from multiple sources. 99.9% of the feedback … Continue reading
Almost Marathon Time
I took a little hiatus from blogging without a good excuse. But lets focus on the present. I am back in time to share some very exciting things in the horizon. First and for most. This is the weekend we … Continue reading
Friday Five Linkup
Its time for the Friday Five link-up. Check out Mar, Cynthia and Courtney‘s blogs! They are the inspiration behind these weekly posts! 1) As I mentioned yesterday in my post about feet, the Nike Pegasus is my lucky shoe. 2) Picking out … Continue reading
Weekly Workouts
Sunday-My Birthday WOD. Yes Sunday was my 23rd birthday. I’ll get to that in a bit. 1 tire flip, 400 meter run, 15 burpees, 2 tire flips, 400 meter run, 15 burpees…..10 tire flips, 400 meter run, 15 burpees. It … Continue reading
Friday Five Linkup
I’m finally linking up with Mar, Cynthia and Courtney for the Friday Five! These inspirational running bloggers from DC have been posting themes every Friday and inviting fellow bloggers to linkup. This week’s theme: Favorite Races Kic It Olympic Distance Triathlon 1) … Continue reading
Feeling Like You Are Going To Throw Up And Feeling Amazing At The Same Time
Sprinting is a funny thing. To Sprint: To exert to the fullest. Short term effects:Feeling like you are going to throw up and feeling amazing at the same time. Long term effects: Faster speed, stronger muscles, increased endurance. So I went to … Continue reading
Missing My Mornings and Weekly Update
Waking up, running 8 miles, showering and making pancakes before the rest of the world wakes up. #dedication. #accomplished. #hardcore. #feelingawesomeaboutmyself Waking up, driving to CF, preforming 100 wall balls, 50 box jump burpees, 400 yard sprints, showering, driving home, … Continue reading
20 miles in 20 hours
Sounds impressive until you realize add 6 more miles and subtract 16 hours for a marathon….But lets put that aside for now and focus on the current success It started yesterday afternoon when I met my friend Sarah for a … Continue reading
A Different Approach to Marathon Training
My marathon is three months away and while I am sort of at ease, I have had several nightmares where I wake up in a frustrated sweat unable to complete the 26.2 miles. Its a tough balance between training and … Continue reading
Setting Goals without Stressing
I woke up at 5am to a gorgeous day. I made my prerace oatmeal (oats and hot water), grabbed my already packed bag and headed out to pick up my friend Trevor who was running his first half marathon to … Continue reading