It’s Complicated
So it seems my relationship with running just got complicated. My specialist just informed me I can start my ‘back to running’ program. Hazza! Right?
So it seems my relationship with running just got complicated. My specialist just informed me I can start my ‘back to running’ program. Hazza! Right?
I feel like I’m just teetering on the edge. I’m feeling stronger and faster than I have in a really long time. Week on week
The Southern Seasons Miler Challenge. Four 100 mile races, completed in 12 months. May 2019, I signed up to run a 100 mile race for
“What a F#@king Horrible race!!” But…buttttt on reflection, I’d 100% go and do it all again! I could have written a report of epic sunsets,
When your default is making you feel bad, it’s definitely time to change the setting! Old habits die hard, and while I still haven’t managed
I’ve been learning to take a different perspective recently…but I haven’t gone willingly.. This comes after 8 weeks of being out of the game with
1 day, 24 hours, 1440 minutes and 86,400 seconds. When you break it down like that is doesn’t seem so long…and only 6 maybe 6.5
On December 12-13 2020 I will take on the challenge to summit Roys Peak as many times as possible in 24hrs. 15.5Km and 1250m Vert
Sitting through uncertainty is the hardest thing, and this week I found myself wishing life was as simple as running. When I’m running, I know
At the very edge of your comfort zone, you find out what you are made of… …are you a quitter? Or do you keep going?
I wiped the tears, picked myself back up and we set off to devise a plan for our own 100 mile adventure. I came here
Full disclosure here. If you don’t have the luxury of COVID-19 lockdown to read this somewhat ‘whole-hearted’ blog post, then I won’t blame you for
I’ll admit, I’ve feel like I’ve been cruising along a little bit for the last almost four months. Riding high on the success of three
Well, I had another lesson on the weekend and it went something like this… Planning my long run with speedy friends who were planning a
If you’ve not been following me on social media, I’ve been lucky enough to have some time away on a ‘runcation’ with some of my
As soon as I started the run I knew it was going to be hard. If you’re a runner you have likely had one of
As I run into 2020 with big dreams for the year and with hope for the next decade, I am very aware that I also
It’s fair to say I had a rocky start to the week. On Monday morning I had to run into my Physio’s office after getting
…And so it continued lap after lap, loop after loop. I couldn’t believe how strong I felt and how well I was running. The day
Hey you awesome blog readers! I’m sitting here writing this one-week post-race, reflecting on my recovery. All in all, I walked away relatively unscathed…yes, ok,
Meaning, we apply it to things aallll day, everyday, period. That person that cut us off in the traffic…grrrrr! (let’s be honest this is the
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