INSPIRING TO LIVE IN THE MOMENT
so as most of you may know (especially either in the running or orlando community) - disney had to cancel their 20th anniversary of the #wdwhalf this past weekend. and yes, i was one of those runners who solely signed up for that race. and while it definitely was disappointing at first, being from orlando …
well, the last training run has been completed for #wdwhalf. and thankfully, praying to the weather gods has helped a little bit already since the chance of thunderstorms has decreased a bit for saturday. now if we could just put up a weather bubble over disney, that would be awesome. if only we could do …
if you're a runner out there, you all know how exciting the expos are leading up to the race. i swear - each gadget, the new merchandise - by the time you get to the expo, you know you may be spending a pretty penny. i mean how can we resist? one of my favorite …
and i'm back from my holiday hiatus...keith and i were lucky enough to be able to take the week off in-between christmas and new years. something we don't get to do very often so when we had the opportunity we jumped at the chance. while there are going to be a lot of upcoming posts …
as most of you saw a few days ago, i recently had what was probably one of the worst training runs thus far in this cycle of training - i know, it's bound to happen. however, with that unplanned "shorter" run meant that I still had to complete a 6 mile run prior to the race …
well, the training progresses and as the title states - you win some and you lose some. this past sunday, i definitely lost a little bit during my run. i initially was planning to go out for a 6 mile run, but due to the extreme heat and runner's stomach - i ended up having …
well, it's off to the races again. it's hard to believe that the walt disney world marathon weekend is ONLY 42 days away. i know that seems like a while, but in running time those days will fly by quickly. and last night was my first run post #winedinehalf - i know, it was a little …
after completing my first half marathon, i was a little nervous (based on my soreness) to go out for a run only a few days post-race. but i figured sooner rather than later would be my best option. and thankfully i did because honestly that was the best decision to kick my training back into …
