Why is it so hard for me to write this when all I want to do is get it out of my head? It's hard because I have all of these things in my head all of the time, and sometimes I say some of them out loud, but then I feel like I am… Continue reading What I Wish You Understood About Me
400 Miles, 40 Months, 40 Years
In January I came across a post in one of the running groups I belong to on Facebook. It was a woman documenting one of her 10k races in pursuit of her goal to run 50 10ks before she turned 40. She mentioned the number of months she had to reach her goal and it… Continue reading 400 Miles, 40 Months, 40 Years
Weekly Training Recap: 1/1/2024 – 1/7/2024
TL;DR summary: I decided on some goals for 2024 and beyond. I walked 4.6 miles and ran 12.1 miles. As always, I need to do more strength training and yoga. My nutrition and hydration need work. The longer version: Thanks to Garmin, I’ve decided to try to earn the 2024 Running and Walking badges. The… Continue reading Weekly Training Recap: 1/1/2024 – 1/7/2024
2023 Running Year in Review
Yesterday I ran my last race of the year, and my last miles of the year. It was the Resolution Run 8k. Today I feel like I ran a half marathon. My legs are sore and I am exhausted! I was going to get up and run with my friends this morning but I could… Continue reading 2023 Running Year in Review
Reflections
I recently shared a journal entry that I had written towards the end of 2019. I was coming off what most people would consider an amazing year of running. I had gotten personal best times in every distance I ran that year. Looking back, though, I considered that a difficult time. Although I had recently… Continue reading Reflections
Road to Woodstock – Week 1
TL;DR Version: This was my first week of training for the Hippie Half trail half marathon at Run Woodstock. I did some run/rides with hubby, got to run with a few different friends, gained more trail experience, and I even did some strength training and hill training. One week down, 11 more to go! The… Continue reading Road to Woodstock – Week 1
Weekly Training Diary: 4/9/2023-4/15/2023
TL;DR: I decided I’m going to start keeping a training diary here and sharing it weekly. This week I ran 16.09 miles - a 7 mile long run, and 3 miles on 3 different days. The weather was awesome, the running company was better. If you want all of the fun details, keep reading! While… Continue reading Weekly Training Diary: 4/9/2023-4/15/2023
I got a rock.
One of the goals I have for myself every year, it seems, is to write more. I feel like I start the year off strong with so many ideas of what I might want to write about. Sometimes I'll write multiple blogs at the same time and save them for later, other times I try… Continue reading I got a rock.
23 Goals for Self-Investment in 2023
My word for 2023 is "Self-Investment". Okay, fine, it's really two words that I'm pretending is just one work because there's a hyphen in it. Investing in myself is the priority for 2023. That doesn't mean being selfish or being lonely. It means nourishing the parts of my life that matter the most to me.… Continue reading 23 Goals for Self-Investment in 2023
Let Life Reveal Itself To You
That was the title of the meditation for January 5th. I didn’t read the meditation that day, of course, but reading it later one line really resonated with me: “Your next step, the answer to the question you’ve been mulling about - the direction for the next stage of your growth, what you need to… Continue reading Let Life Reveal Itself To You
My Word for 2023: Self-Investment
I spent the last few days of 2022 reflecting on the year and thinking about what I wanted out of 2023. As I mentioned in a previous blog post, I found an article through a Google search about 23 Goals to Set in 2023: Goal Ideas for Self-Investment. That term - self-investment - really stuck… Continue reading My Word for 2023: Self-Investment
Small Changes Add Up
When you are offered a lot of choices all at once, do you feel overwhelmed? I do, and I think that's why I have and continue to struggle with creating a meal plan to follow. Even though I am a registered dietitian and spent years of my life learning about meal planning, it still feels… Continue reading Small Changes Add Up
My 2022 Running Year in Review
My whole running world changed in 2020. I ran my last in person race right before the start of the COVID-10 pandemic. I didn't run an in-person race again until Crim 2021. In between all of that, I did a lot of virtual races and my own personal challenges, and I also faced a lot… Continue reading My 2022 Running Year in Review
Does anybody really know what time it is?
It is that week between Christmas and New Year's Day, when time doesn't make any sense and you're not exactly sure what day it is. I simultaneously can't believe that 2022 is almost over while also feeling like this was one of the longest years of my life. I'm blaming this feeling on the pandemic.… Continue reading Does anybody really know what time it is?
Making & Breaking Healthful Habits
Many people think that because I am a registered dietitian, I must be a perfect eater. This could not be further from the truth. Being totally honest and transparent, my eating habits need a lot of work. I mentioned in a previous blog post that I want to set new baselines for my running in… Continue reading Making & Breaking Healthful Habits
RD on the Run 