About once a week for the past two years my alarm has gone off at 5am one morning every week to run. Actually, I need to step back a little…About … Continue reading #RunPhD: Love It & Hate It

About once a week for the past two years my alarm has gone off at 5am one morning every week to run. Actually, I need to step back a little…About … Continue reading #RunPhD: Love It & Hate It
One of the things I remember from American history classes was how the railroad facilitated Westward expansion of people. Laying down hundreds of miles of wood and steel meant families … Continue reading #RunPhD: Crossing the Tracks
A chalkboard was set up at a race I completed recently. It had a set of markers in front and a single question in the middle: “What’s your why?” I … Continue reading #RunPhD: Why
After a few months of failed attempts, I finally got to join the Badass Lady Gang Portland last weekend. The group initiated a few months ago as one of dozens … Continue reading #RunPhD: Stronger
After running the same routes a few times, or a few dozen times, it can be easy to just get into a rhythm where you are all about getting to … Continue reading #RunPhD: Just a Blue Truck
Two weeks ago I went to Bend, Oregon for my 13th marathon. I arrived the day before, after a three-hour drive, to get my race number, shirt, and hopefully a … Continue reading #RunPhD: Stand by Me
A week ago I had my last extra-long run: 18 miles on a beautiful sunny day. I was in a bleh-mood after having some tough stuff the two weeks before, … Continue reading #RunPhD: Relief
My favorite kind of race course is also the most rare: the point-to-point. And it’s just as complicated as the name sounds: you start at one point, and end at … Continue reading #RunPhD: Halfway
“What’s the worst that could happen?” A great question to live by. At least in theory. But a really hard one to live by in practice. Because our brains can … Continue reading #RunPhD: Be Fearless
18 miles on a Saturday afternoon. And not just any Saturday afternoon: a sunny, chilly, completely free of work or commitments Saturday afternoon. That’s the Saturday afternoon that instead of, … Continue reading #RunPhD: Whose idea was that?!?
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