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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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
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.
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.
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 Transforming Power of Running
This post is also available at SheRuns.com. Check out their website for running motivation and empowerment. Maybe you’re interested in running because you want to lose weight. I promise – no, I warn you –
2017 Rock N Roll Savannah Half Race Recap
These last six months, I’ve been building up my mileage, adding in hard progression runs, and incorporating core and posterior-chain exercises. I’ll be running my fourth marathon in the spring, but this fall I thought
How to Setup Your Weekly Mileage
Say you’re running 3, 4, 5+ days a week. Say you’re running 10, 20, 30, 40+ miles per week. But what does that LOOK like? How do you spread out the miles? Let’s talk about
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 and under-insured women here in Savannah. I cannot wait to be a part of this
Savannah Related
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
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.
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.
All Resources and Reviews
3 Core Workouts for Stronger Runs
A strong core will improve your running form and help prevent injuries. Add core workouts to the end of an
Starting Long Distance Running, Part 2
Starting Long Distance Running We're back in the Way Back Time Machine again, revisiting when I was starting long distance
Starting Long Distance Running (The Origin Story)
I’ve had a few starts and stops with running. My first in 2007, stopping a few months later. At the
Benefits of Running in the Heat
The benefits of running in the heat yield physiological changes that will give you a competitive and more comfortable edge
Miles for Meals 2017: Race Recap
The Miles for Meals 5K in Savannah is such a toss-up for me. It's typically the first HOT race of
Celebrate Global Running Day 2017
Global Running Day (and National Running Day) is the first Wednesday in June. This year, it’s June 7, 2017. Here’s 7