I am finally a three-hour marathoner. Not a sub-three-hour marathoner, but a three-almost-on-the-nose marathoner. I imagine I now know how Eliud Kipchoge felt when he didn’t quite break
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I am finally a three-hour marathoner. Not a sub-three-hour marathoner, but a three-almost-on-the-nose marathoner. I imagine I now know how Eliud Kipchoge felt when he didn’t quite break
If you’ve been following my running lately, you may have noticed something. Â I’ve been running races, but I haven’t been racing. I’ve been half-assing them. With my ego
I feel so good about this one. My goal for Charleston was to have a happy race. Â I wanted to do well for myself but I did not
If I had known it was going to hurt this much, I might have kept going. It was as if my stomach had trapped a rabid animal desperately
The mile. Â As runners we think about our pace per mile before, during, and after every run. Â It is part of our vocabulary when talking about running. Even
Well, that was fun! Â Normally, I don’t describe racing or even running in general as “fun.” Â Most of the time, running is just good ol’-fashioned hard work. Â I
I signed up for the Earth Fare 5K since it’s one of the few flat courses in town. Â I’m still coming off marathon training and haven’t done much
When I ran the Boston Marathon for the first time in 2015, I figured it was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. I cried as I sprinted down Boylston Street and