This is my third year hosting the Year of Running link up – first started by Amanda of Miss Zippy. It’s a lot of fun and easy to play along – answer all the questions in your own blog post, add my button (if you choose) and add your link to the link up. I […]
Becoming a Better Marathoner
I spend a good bit of time thinking about the marathon. Since I ran my first marathon, back in November of 2013, I have spent a good bit of time thinking about becoming a better marathoner. Through my journey I have become faster, but more important to me is the better aspect. I ran marathon […]
Tips on Run Commuting
During my training break, I got kind of hooked on run commuting. I found it to be a fun way to get in miles and really enjoyed it. I’ve had a number of people ask me questions about how I made it work so I thought I’d share a few tips on run commuting. If […]
My Keys for Getting Faster
I’ve been thinking quite a bit about my progression as a runner and I’m really proud of how I’ve managed to grow as a runner over the past year and a half. Not only in terms of getting faster, but in terms of the knowledge of running and my body (and myself, more generally) that […]
Berlin Marathon Training – California Love
Week three of Berlin Marathon Training is in the books. If you follow me on Instagram, you probably saw that I spent the end of the week in California, celebrating my niece’s graduation from high school. We were in the suburbs, but surrounded by highways so I knew running would be a bit dicey. I […]
Preparing for Marathon Training with a Running Analysis
As you may know if you are a regular reader, I will soon be starting a new marathon training cycle (as in, this week!). One of the things I’ve done in the past and decided to do again this year was learn how I could prepare for my training cycle with a running analysis. […]
Tips for Running the Golden Gate Bridge
While in San Francisco last week, I was able to cross a bucket list item off my running list: I got to experience running the Golden Gate Bridge. The Golden Gate Bridge is 1.7 miles across and connects San Francisco to Marin County and Wine Country. Running it was amazing but I was a bit […]
Tips for Running in a Major Metro Area
I have lived in Washington, D.C. for the past 8+ years. In those 8 years, I’ve spent a ton of time running IN (and near, but primarily in) the city. I also travel for work quite a bit and have run in New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Miami and Atlanta (among others). […]
A 5K PR + Easter: Training Recap
He is Risen! I hope that everyone enjoys a lovely Easter Sunday! I attended a sunrise service down at the Lincoln Memorial and it was lovely. This week brings more travel, as I head off to San Francisco for a conference on Tuesday. This is my fifth year attending this particular conference and I always […]
Varying the Pace on Your Training Runs
I have learned so much about running since starting to train using the Hanson method. It has truly elevated my running and just really helped to continue to fuel my passion for running. One of the things I learned through Hanson is that varying the pace on your training runs is actually quite important. I […]
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