From book reviews to Savannah running resources and catch-all articles, here’s a mix of information and opinion that might clutter the more educational portions of the site.

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  • Critz Tybee Run Fest 2018 - Finish

Critz Tybee Run Fest 2018: Race Recap

Critz Tybee Run Fest 2018 The Critz Tybee Run Fest is the first weekend of February on Tybee Island, Georgia. There is a 5K Friday evening and four events on Saturday. You can pick your

  • How to Support and Love a Runner this Valentine's Day

How to Love and Support a Runner

Your sweet Valentine is a runner. How do you love and support a runner? Check out these sure-fire ways to be your runner’s favorite, right next to their lucky racing shorts and any mediocre pizza.

  • Now that you've learned the concepts of periodization and pace zones, it's time to start writing plans. See how I wrote mine and start yours today!

Writing Plans: Marathon Training

In the last two weeks you’ve learned the concepts of periodization and pace zones. Now let’s look at them within training plans. I’ll walk you through how I wrote a training plan for my spring

Hal Higdon Plan Reviews

I used a few of the popular Hal Higdon training plans early in my career. Afterward I reviewed these free and well-balanced plans.

Book Reviews

  • The Runner's World Cookbook is full of great runner-appropriate recipes. Here's my quick review on the book and some recipes you can try today!

Book Review: The Runner’s World Cookbook

If the recipes in the Runner’s World magazine entice you, The Runner’s World Cookbook compiles 150 of their favorites, including breakfasts, soups, and main dishes. Here’s my quick review on the book and some recipes

Gluten-Free Running Fuel for Long Runs

For those with Celiac disease, those sensitive to gluten, or those choosing a gluten-free lifestyle, finding easy-to-digest mid-run fuel for your long runs can be tough. Mid-run fuel needs to have highly accessible carbs, be

  • What running goals would you like to set for this year? Here's a list of ideas to get you thinking about what you'd like to focus on in 2018!

Running Goals: 14 Ideas for 2018

January is the perfect time to try something new, start a new goal, or build towards something healthy. And with lots of people making New Year’s resolutions, you’ll be able to find company and accountability.

  • Another year of blogging and running has passed. But before we bring on 2018, check out the highlights from my year in this 2017 Year Recap!

2017 Year Recap

Another year of blogging and running has passed. New beginnings are fun, but they’re never immediate successes. Hard work comes first. This year I launched myself as a running coach and published my first book.

Savannah Related

  • Critz Tybee Run Fest 2018 - Finish

Critz Tybee Run Fest 2018: Race Recap

Critz Tybee Run Fest 2018 The Critz Tybee Run Fest is the first weekend of February on Tybee Island, Georgia. There is a 5K Friday evening and four events on Saturday. You can pick your

  • How to Support and Love a Runner this Valentine's Day

How to Love and Support a Runner

Your sweet Valentine is a runner. How do you love and support a runner? Check out these sure-fire ways to be your runner’s favorite, right next to their lucky racing shorts and any mediocre pizza.

  • Now that you've learned the concepts of periodization and pace zones, it's time to start writing plans. See how I wrote mine and start yours today!

Writing Plans: Marathon Training

In the last two weeks you’ve learned the concepts of periodization and pace zones. Now let’s look at them within training plans. I’ll walk you through how I wrote a training plan for my spring

All Resources and Reviews

Hero Run 2017: Race Recap

Hero Run 2017 was a new race this year that benefited the Telfair Mammography Fund, which provides mammograms for uninsured

How to Run Away from Zombies

So you’ve decided you’re in the midst of a zombie apocalypse – congratulations. Acceptance is the first step to survival.