CIM Training Week 11
The most demanding weeks of marathon training manifest themselves in a dichotomy for me: the hard days produce fast times that show progress and the
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The most demanding weeks of marathon training manifest themselves in a dichotomy for me: the hard days produce fast times that show progress and the
Happy Friday! How has your week been? Relish October is my favorite month. Between the winds and rains of last week and the currently grey
Welcome to this month’s edition of the Run It series! Each month, running bloggers share their tips and glimpses into their running – and this
I feel as if I just began marathon training, yet here I am at week 10 of 16, with a 20 mile long run and
Happy Friday! And to all of my local Seattle area readers, happy start of rainy season! I say that with an edge of sarcasm, of
Marathon training demands a large amount of physical energy. Training for a marathon includes long runs, higher overall weekly mileage, and hard interval or tempo
This week was a cutback week, a brief break in the miles before training really gets intense. I ended up running one less day than
Happy Friday! From celebrating fall races to enjoying fall foods, here are some of my favorite things from this week. Run 10Ks are a popular
Fyodor Dostoevsky wrote, “Beauty will save the world.” We could try to dissect exactly what Dostoevsky, a deeply pious man, meant with such a maxim,
A reader recently asked “I’d love to read a post about how you structure marathon training/speed workouts without a track. I’ve noticed you generally don’t
Congrats to all marathon finishers! I know there were many races this weekend – some of the runners I coach ran at St. George, Chicago,
Happy Friday! I cannot begin today’s post without addressing the Las Vegas shootings. My heart broke when I read the news on Facebook early Monday
Once October arrives and the temperatures drop, I start craving soup again. Actually, I usually start craving soup in September, but October is cool enough
Disclaimer: I was sent a Rep Fitness kettlebell in exchange for a fair review. All opinions expressed are my own. The kettlebell has long been
Seven weeks done, nine weeks to go! The middle weeks of marathon training feel similar to the middle miles of a race. You do not
Happy Friday! As with every week, Friday Thrive is a place where I like to discuss all things running, food, and life related each week.
Fall reignites my love of cooking. I spend summer eating the same dishes – salads, tacos, grilled chicken, and burger bowls – because of the
In this month’s edition of the Run It Series, we are sharing with you our favorite marathon and half marathon workouts. One of my favorite
This week has rust-busting, fun week of training, due largely in part to the arrival of fall temperatures but also because marathon training is finally
The marathon is simple to train for if your goal is just to finish: run more miles. However, if you are looking to improve your
Happy Friday! This week has been a joyful but busy week. We visited my family last weekend and upon returning to Seattle, celebrated Ollie’s adoption
Just a couple weeks ago, this blog turned three years old. In the past three years, I have written hundreds of articles both for this
This week was a cutback week after 4 weeks of build-up, with just 31 miles of running and no long run. Ryan and I traveled
Fall is arriving, even if only through hints and guesses of a cool breeze, those stunning sunsets that feel oddly early compared to a month