While I will falter, make mistakes, even throw a temper tantrum, being better is first apologizing, and then reflecting upon what I did to prevent it in the future. I will try to be noble, to be gracious both in victory and defeat, try to be ethical, and just work to be better.
We’ve all heard that idiom – you either make it or you break it, the idea of success or ruin. I got to thinking about this and running the other day, when we… Continue reading
I have been a dedicated logbook user since 2016 when I started using the Believe Training Journal series. Before that, I kept track of mileage through Strava, because back then I was chasing… Continue reading
I mean it was going to happen at some point, right?! In 2014 when I sat down with Ross the plan had always been to run a marathon. Now that time is here,… Continue reading
Where I grew up going to summer camp was the norm. Every summer I would get on a bus for 7 weeks of outdoor bliss. No parents. No technology (and this is before… Continue reading
I am my legs own worst enemy. I look down at my legs and I judge them. They’re too fat. They’re doughy looking. They’re so wide. And then I look in the mirror… Continue reading
This is a blog for my mama, this is a blog for your mama, this blog is for you mama or not-a-mama. It’s mama’s day this week, a day to celebrate our mom’s.… Continue reading
I am going to start by openly admitting that this will be a biased book review, not only am I fortunate enough to say that I remember running with Hutch as part of… Continue reading
In alpine skiing we call a ‘Full Send’ when you grab your cojones and point your skis straight down the hill; you head fearlessly into (controlled) dangerous situation. (I also stole that from… Continue reading
In honour of the USports and NCAA Champs, I thought it was a good time to talk about winter training again. I mean, let’s face it, it might be March, we have already… Continue reading
