from Giving the Glory Life is full of ups and downs; peaks and valleys. Last week I posted a blog about what it feels like to hit one of those “peaks,” so to speak. I had a small breakthrough in
Six centimeters. 2.36 inches. That is how agonizingly close I was to reaching my goal of making an Olympic Team. While not making an Olympic Team does not define me, it is still hard to grasp how little that difference
from Strive Trips Weekly Summary – 78 miles in 12 runs Victory at the Vermont City Marathon to wrap up a fantastic spring season! Long recap below. Thanks for following and stay tuned for more. Don’t forget to follow me
This past weekend I was able to make it out to the University of Arizona to compete in the Tucson Elite Throws Classic. This is the third time I’ve competed at this meet and the competition always holds true to
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as originally posted on InnerVoice KEEP WORKING HARD The beauty of bad races is that usually, you’re the only one who remembers them. There are a few in particular that I will never forget, but at this point, I’m almost
from Strive Trips Weekly Summary – 69 miles in 11 runs A great (though slow) race at the ultra-competitive Cleveland 10K and a solid tuneup workout on Thursday. Into serious taper-territory now. One more to go! Don’t forget to follow
from Aspirations of a BA Steeplechaser Heyyo, I have not written a blog in a long, long time since I have been far too busy with classes, my internship, running, and a little bit of working. I suddenly have a
from Strive Trips Weekly Summary – 115 miles in 14 runs A great week of training before the final taper. Two very solid workouts – a 10K session and a marathon session – plus good mileage, strides, and short hills.
from Giving the Glory There’s a light at the end of the tunnel. That’s how I started to feel about my running this month. For the first time in about six months I logged a couple of runs at a