Now, for someone like Andy, who was a sprinter throughout college, it likely felt more like a racehorse whose gate didn’t open. After months of anticipation, he was ready to get some miles under his belt. He knew he needed to pace himself, though, so he stayed with G and Me for a good 10 miles.
Tag: running
Pre-Race Thoughts
Today, I know how amazing our bodies are on our worst days, let alone our best days. Let’s hope it’s one of our best days.
The Madness of March
Back to the madness which actually has nothing to do with basketball. Back in early February, I told you about a brief lapse in judgment that landed Andy and me on the OUTRUN24 roster. We are currently 6 weeks out from the ultra and I wanted to give everyone an update on how it’s going out here in Colorado.
Box Jumping
Box jumping is like watching a reality show. We know it’s terrible, but yet it’s so intriguing to watch and see if someone is going to epically fail and fall on their face or if they are going to surprise us.
We Did A Thing
Well, you know there is always context to these things and this is no exception. So, let’s start with the bullying I received from the unofficial crew chief, Johnny Armani. Some of you might know him as G’s husband. He started sending me text messages that I would refer to as bullying and manipulation, but he would most certainly call, encouragement.
The Nature of Things
Saturday, I was a spectator at a 12-hour running event and when you have that amount of relative down time you have an opportunity to think. There is something alchemical about sitting outside in the grass, under a tree, within full view of the sun for hours. As the miles added up for each of…