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. 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. 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. As runners we think about our pace per mile before, during, and after every run. It is part of our vocabulary when talking about running. Even
Well, that was fun! Normally, I don’t describe racing or even running in general as “fun.” Most of the time, running is just good ol’-fashioned hard work. I
I signed up for the Earth Fare 5K since it’s one of the few flat courses in town. 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