We all know recovery is important. But, what does that really mean? More to the point, how do you do it? Like everything I talk (write) a...

Happy 2019!! I’m not typically one for New Year’s resolutions. They don’t seem to stick. Maybe because it’s an arbitrary time to start new...

I’ve had a lot of recent success in my races… 2 PRs in 2 weeks! Marathon and 10 mile. Shooting for a half marathon PR on Saturday. Why th...

There are days in running, and in life, where everything just clicks. Movements are smooth. You feel great. Unstoppable. Days that PRs ar...

In my earlier posts, BC (before coaching), I always had a target pace for my runs. Or paces, depending on the workout. You may have notic...

It’s been a couple of weeks since I’ve posted. Mainly because I’ve been busy and not had any “big” ideas to share. But, I’ve been thinkin...

This is a new mantra that came to me this week while running. Who says you can only have one mantra? That could get boring. And, some man...

I’ve talked off and on about the importance of recovery. Planned rest. Planned recovery. There’s also unplanned rest and recovery. I’ve t...

Sunday I completed my 24th marathon. I ran 3:33:41 at the Estes Park Marathon. Good enough for a BQ to mark Colorado off my list. 14 stat...

These few weeks of training have been a grind. A necessary grind. The day-in-day-out logging of miles. Not a lot of variety in distance o...

Literally and figuratively. The last two weeks I've started my new training plan. Beginning with a 12 week cycle of base mileage. It also...

Before I get into my new training plan, I realized that I haven’t really covered the idea of training cycles. Both running and strength/s...

The 122nd Boston Marathon. My 4th Boston, is in the rear-view mirror. For all the reasons detailed earlier in the week, I did not reach m...

So, what is a taper? It’s the period of training immediately before a target race. During the taper, you decrease mileage to allow the bo...

(Photo credit: Bear Bait Ultras) Last week I mentioned the three aspects of my training: running, cross-training (or fitness), and nutrit...