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When the Hardest Choice is the Right Choice
Yesterday I had the triathlon tattoo on the inside of my left wrist covered with a new tattoo. In the past 24 hours, I have had a lot of people ask me why I did it, and the reason is … Continue reading
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Tagged CrossFit, discovery, fitness, happiness, hard choices, running, running blog, Thoreau, tree tattoo
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Don’t Hate
Three months. That’s how long I’ve been doing CrossFit. I remember my first meeting with my coaches Cody and R.E. at CTOWN West. Before I stepped into “the box” on that frigid February afternoon, I felt like I was, for … Continue reading
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Tagged CrossFit, CTOWN CrossFit, CTOWN CrossFit West, fitness, happiness, running, running blog, training blog, triathlon blog
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Here’s how I’m basically going to kill it in 2015
January I’m wearing the boot for my stress fracture, but that means faster healing, which means getting me back to my running game. I’m going to beat my 50 free PR at the Pieter Cath Memorial swim meet, which shouldn’t be that … Continue reading
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Tagged being a teacher, Big Shoulders 5K swim, fitness, Greater Cleveland Triathlon, HFP Racing, MRA Multisport, open water swimming, running, running blog, Summer Solstice Sprint-MRA, swimming, swimming blog, training blog, travel, triathlon, triathlon blog, Walden Pond, Wolfgang's
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Breaking Foot
Because I wouldn’t be me if I didn’t get hurt during a big race. Yup, I have the wee beginnings of a stress fracture on the outside of my left foot a la the half marathon. One week after my glorious domination, … Continue reading
Race Report: The Fall Classic Half Marathon
“I. Did. It.” I panted (ok, more like dry heaved) to myself after I sprinted across the finish line. Wow, that sounds way more glorious than it really was. To be honest, the only reason I sprinted across that finish line was … Continue reading
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This is happening.
Six. More. Days. I can’t remember the last time I felt this nervous about a race. Granted, I haven’t been racing much in the past two years, but as the kids says, this one has me “rattled.” Don’t get me … Continue reading
Ranty McRanterson
Let’s just clear something up right now: the timers at the 5K I ran this past Saturday got it wrong. That’s right, I’m diving right into this mini-rant. I just checked my times and they have me exactly 10 seconds slower than … Continue reading
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Tagged challenges, Cookie and Kate, Paleo food fun, PaleOMG, running, running blog, training blog, triathlon blog
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Holy s***, I’m training for a HALF MARATHON!
That’s basically a daily thought for me anymore. I wake up, swing my legs over the edge of the bed, stretch my toes and the balls of my feet in the cool dark of morning…and think about my training. I … Continue reading
Autumn Tom-Foolery
Hello, world! It seems like ages since I last blogged. My stars, so much has been going on since late August! Between kicking off the new school year, planning my sister’s baby shower, dealing with a flooded basement, and all of the other minutia … Continue reading
Au revoir, Gay Games Cleveland!
The GG9 Closing Ceremony was last night, marking the end of the fabulous week-long sporting and cultural event. It was an incredible evening, moving and powerful as well as light-hearted and entertaining. The gorgeous summer sunshine and Lake Erie breezes at … Continue reading