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10 Great Resources for Running During COVID-19

Coronavirus has disrupted life across the globe and disrupted everything from local book groups to the Olympics.  Something I’ve been thankful for every day over the past couple of weeks is that I’ve...

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Social Distancing and Running in 30 Seconds

The Running Philosopher’s crack running duo demonstrates how — and how not — to social distance while running. The post Social Distancing and Running in 30 Seconds appeared first on The Running...

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Bad Data is Worse Than No Data

If we’ve learned one thing from the Fake News era – and Lord knows we should have by now — it’s the perils of bad data. Sometimes, bad data has nefarious origins. We all know where to look to see...

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The Secret Truth of Discipline

I’m sitting in my kitchen on a gray winter morning, lacing up my running shoes and watching light flakes of snow falling on the sidewalk outside. Inside it’s a cozy Sunday morning, and nothing would...

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Life Lessons are Transferable

When people ask why I run ultramarathons, I tell them it’s because the lessons we learn during one struggle are directly applicable to meeting another challenge. Whatever challenge you’re facing in...

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Listening to the COVID Spirit

In the classic 2001 Japanese movie Spirited Away, a 10-year old girl wanders into an abandoned amusement park, which turns out to be a bathhouse for residents of the spirit world. Some are scary, some...

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How The First Rule of Improv Helps Us Face A Crisis

In the world of improvisational comedy, a scene begins when someone, such as an audience member, suggests a situation – say, newlyweds watching a baseball game. The improv comedians take off from...

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Why Sports are for Nerds

When I was in ninth grade, I was the classic nerdy outcast. I was the smallest kid in my class, I had thick Coke-bottle glasses, and I was terrified of the slightest glance from any of the school...

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Trail Tip: How to Adjust Miles for Elevation Gain

In this quick trail tip from Devil’s Backbone trail in Loveland, I explain how I adjust my mileage on a trail to account for elevation gains. The post Trail Tip: How to Adjust Miles for Elevation Gain...

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Goal Setting Wisdom From A Panel of Olympic Marathon Trial Qualifiers

If you had the chance to ask anything to a panel of Olympic Marathon Trials qualifiers, what would you learn? Back in February, a week before the Trials, I had the chance to find out when I dropped in...

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