by Maria Dalzot from The Journey of a Thousand Miles I usually kick off my racing season at Destination Trail’s Fragrance Lake Half Marathon in Bellingham in February, but I have been feeling back on track after my fall reset
Orcas Island 25k
byBizBuzz: Runners of the Year, Icy Miles, and Ben Rosario’s Coaching Wisdom
byFrom the AthleteBiz Team: We will be at the USATF Annual Meeting in Columbus this weekend. Make sure to follow us @athletebizusa on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and we will do our best to keep up with the Buzz while
The Cutthroat Classic
byfrom The Journey of a Thousand Miles The Cutthroat Classic is called a classic for a reason. The race is point-to-point 11 miles that goes 5 miles up and over Cutthroat Pass via the Pacific Crest Trail and then 6
Moving to LA
byMy first week in Los Angeles… Hey guys I know I slacked off with the blog this summer but getting your MBA is no joke..I promise to do better! Moving in your twenties is always an adventure. Many people only
Europe Trip 2017: Marathon du Mont Blanc and the Stanserhorn Mountain Run
byfrom The Journey of a Thousand Miles Two years ago, we stayed in Chamonix for a couple of days while en route to Zermatt for the World Long Distance Championships at the Zermatt Marathon. Coincidentally, we were there the same weekend
Sun Mountain 25k
byfrom The Journey of a Thousand Miles Friday afternoon we headed over to the east side of the Cascades for Rainshadow Running’s Sun Mountain 25k. The stoke was high that the highway 20 pass opened just days before, cutting our
Return to the Rim
byfrom The Journey of a Thousand Miles It was a cold and rainy Saturday morning about a month ago in the throes of the PNW late winter, and I was dragging my feet trying to get out the door for
Ultra Debut: Chuckanut 50k
byfrom The Journey of a Thousand Miles Since Krissy Moehl moved back to Bellingham she has become a dear friend of mine. Over the course of the past year, I have heard of the excitement building for the 25th anniversary
Fried Eggs & Fragrance Lake
byfrom The Journey of a Thousand Miles I woke up this morning unsure of how my first race of the year would unfold. Of course, I would like to say that my training has gone seamlessly and without setbacks, but
Track Shorts: Best of 2016
byThe sun is hanging low in the sky, the days are short and we are eating a lot of chocolate. Yes it’s that time of the year. Time for Track Shorts’ Year-in-Review. Plenty to talk about in this Olympic year.