With my kids learning to not drown every evening at 4:50, it gives me 50 minutes to go exercise. I can lift weights, I can run.. or I can go run errands after convincing my wife to pick the kids…
With my kids learning to not drown every evening at 4:50, it gives me 50 minutes to go exercise. I can lift weights, I can run.. or I can go run errands after convincing my wife to pick the kids…
What a fantastic day for a race! It was a gorgeous 58 degrees as the cannon went off! (I think it was still 58 degrees, 11 minutes later when I actually reached the start line as well!) Can I say…
So, two days from now I will be doing the climb that starts the Utica Boilermaker 15k! It seems that whatever nit-wit designed the course thought that the first four miles should be up hill. Can I tell you how…
So, most “race reports” I have seen on people’s blogs are marathons or triathlons. unfortunately, I am not up to those esteemed races as this point in life! BUT I did do a 5k, followed by a 1 mile leg…
About a month ago, I pulled my left calf muscle while doing a long hill run. I hit the top of the mile or so long hill, looked around to enjoy the scenery and headed back down. As I started…
Note: I am excited! Yesterday I had the second most page views ever for my blog! The only time I topped it was back in march – when I let people know I had a blog, and everyone checked it…
So, Last night’s run was a nice mile run with my son. I am very proud of him – he can do 1 mile (in 2 legs of .5 miles each with a side stretch in the middle) in 13:42! …
So I headed out on a slow run to see how my calf held up. I decided to run in my Asics rather than the VFFs, with a goal of stressing my calf out as little as possible. I did run with…
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