Currently Browsing: runner
If you’ve been around for some time, you know that I LOVE running. Running is so much more than exercise to me, and I’m so incredibly grateful to have re-discovered it 2 years ago. If you know you need to find your fitness “thing”–you know, what you can actually tolerate and STICK TO long term, […]
Hey guys! Back today with a bit more about how to start running! If you missed last week’s post, you can find that HERE. Running is my very favorite way to relieve stress, take time for myself, and my favorite way to work out. Every run I finish makes me feel powerful and accomplished. It […]
The most common question I get from you guys is: How do I start running??? So today, I’m going to start answering ALL THE THINGS about my very favorite way to exercise. Also, may I just point out quickly that NOW is the PERFECT time to start running? I mean, you’re home, you need fresh […]
This past Sunday, Brandon and I completed our 2nd half marathon. And quite honestly, it didn’t go as either of us expected, but in different ways. Now that we’ve run 13.1 miles twice, I think I have a solid understanding of what it feels like to train for, and complete, a half marathon. So what […]
For female runners, safety is a huge priority. Ever since I started running, I have been committed to keeping myself safe. I have always heard the stories of women disappearing while running, and it has never left my mind. Therefore, I wanted to share today some things to consider when you go out for a […]
Hey everyone! Today I have a special guest on the blog! It’s my husband, Brandon, who is not actually a blogger. But after we ran our half marathon in November, I asked him if he would consider writing about his journey. I hope he inspires you to get up and get moving! As most […]
Well, we did it! Our first half marathon is complete! If you’ve been here awhile, you know that I’ve been training for my half marathon for some time now. You also know that my husband decided to hop on the bandwagon about 6 weeks ago…and somehow went from running 0 miles to 13.1 in that […]
