Last year I ran over 30 races, including three half marathons. As soon as the winter hit, my body decided enough was enough and I started having sharp pains in my left kneecap in December. On Christmas Eve, I went … Continue reading
It’s hard to imagine that 2012 is almost done. I can remember when it began! There are 52 weeks in a year, and I raced 30+ of those weekends. My New Years 2012 resolutions were to A) Not eat … Continue reading
Back in October, I ran the Smuttynose Half Marathon in Hampton Beach, New Hampshire. The day started out cloudy, but just as we crossed the Start Line, it started to rain. For the next 2 hours and 5 minutes, it … Continue reading
After all my training and months of preparation, the Big Lake Half Marathon is in the books! My official time ended up being better than I expected! Placed: 629 Bib Number: 378 Time: 2:11:50 I’ve been training for about three solid months … Continue reading
I’ve been training for the Big Lake half marathon in Alton, NH since last fall. Prior to that, I did numerous 5k races during 2011, but never even dreamed of completing 13 miles. And now, here I am. I have … Continue reading
If you’ve been following me on Facebook, you may have noticed that I have been running a lot. In a little over a month, I will be running my first half marathon in NH to benefit the Make-a-Wish Foundation. … Continue reading
My very first half marathon is only 52 days away! I can’t believe how quickly the day is approaching. I’ve started training and it’s very hard with my schedule, but I’m making the best of it! I don’t have time … Continue reading
I haven’t posted in a while, but that doesn’t mean I haven’t been pondering what to write! It wasn’t until yesterday when I realized something very important when it comes to running. I was running the Paddy Kelly 5 miler … Continue reading
My goal for 2012 is to run 1000 miles this year. I started the new year on vacation in Fort Lauderdale, and because I only brought a carry-on with me, I didn’t have room for my sneakers. I felt guilty … Continue reading
I was never a runner growing up. I tried to be athletic and play sports like volleyball and softball, but I would never have been considered an athlete. When I went to college, the freshmen fifteen pounds was a necessity … Continue reading