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26 Miles 385 Yards At a Time. Monday, September 21, 2009. Seems Like a Lifetime Ago. Since I updated my blog. No real answer as to why other than I have been busy training in preparation for this thing called Ironman. Has been the biggest thing that has gone on since my last post I think I am best served to give the details of that above all else for right now. Obvious to most is that the Ironman. I competed in was Ironman. So, on to the race. As anyone who has done an Ironman. Want to get into a situati...
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Just another WordPress.com site. December 17, 2010. Welcome to WordPress.com. This is your first post. Edit or delete it and start blogging! Blog at WordPress.com. Blog at WordPress.com.
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The Boston Marathon is Awesome. The Boston Marathon is not just an athletic event. It’s one of the greatest community events in the world. Let's keep the Boston Marathon awesome, next year and beyond! Share your stories and memories of Boston Marathon awesomeness. Click on the pencil icon to submit. Ldquo;The heartbreak is over! My 4th Boston Marathon, but not my last! Cool hat, by Lorianne DiSabato. 4th Boston Marathon.and not the last! Submitted by Liz Whitlinger.
The Lighter Side of Running
The Lighter Side of Running. Monday, March 2, 2009. Phoenix "seasons" and an iPod rant. We have three "seasons" for runners in Phoenix:. Season 1 - Long Sleeve / Layer season - November through February. Season 2 - Short sleeve and comfortable season (technically this is two seasons, but it's my blog and I'll do what I want) - March and April, and then the end of September through October. Season 3 - Asbestos suit, nuclear reactor hot - End of May through beginning of September. Running is supposed to ha...
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Sunday, March 7, 2010. At a Loss for Words. Hi, Running Blogger Friends. As I mentioned in my last post, it's been a tough week here in San Diego County. I'm afraid it just got worse. today it was announced that the remains of Amber Dubois. Have been found. Authorities aren't saying where the lead came from at this time. but somehow, they got information regarding where Amber's body could be found. Dental records confirmed that the remains are Amber's. Posted by Rookie on the Run. Wednesday, March 3, 2010.
twenty six miles to runner | an a-z guide to running for non-runners
Twenty six miles to runner. An a-z guide to running for non-runners. Mile 12 (L): Laziness. Now, here’s a problem I’m all too familiar with. My biggest discovery post injury is how difficult it is to Continue reading →. Mile 11 (K): Kicks (Pumped Up). Comfortable running shoes with the proper stability and cushioning are imperative. If your shoes are too big, you’ll get blisters. Continue reading →. Mile 10 (J): Jams. Mile 9 (I): Injury and ICE. Mile 8 (H): Hal Higdon’s Training Plan. Mile 6 (F): Fear.
