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    Resolutions: Run More Races in 2017

    Lifestyle, Training

Resolutions: Run More Races in 2017

This year one of my biggest running goals is to run more races. That's not to say I want to race more races. That's not to say I want to PR more races. I just want to run them. The thing is, I have run thousands of miles, but how many of them were under [...]

By Jonathan Wright| 2017-01-16T18:44:12+00:00 December 28th, 2016|Lifestyle, Training|Comments Off on Resolutions: Run More Races in 2017
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    Running at Night By Myself

    Nutrition, Race Fuel, Training

Running at Night By Myself

If I counted on my hands how many conversations have started with “You run at night, in the dark...by yourself?!”, I would need to borrow your hands. I have found that, for me, running safety is less about preparing for worst-case psycho killer on the greenway scenarios, and more about these practical, happens-more-often-than-you-think issues. For [...]

By Katherine| 2016-10-21T02:26:02+00:00 March 9th, 2016|Nutrition, Race Fuel, Training|Comments Off on Running at Night By Myself
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    Curse of the 17-miler

    Endurance, Training

Curse of the 17-miler

I'm going to be blunt here. The weather has sucked for my long runs recently. I'm convinced that my 17-milers are cursed. (As are my 2.5 mile runs. Seriously, I avoid 2.5 mile runs like the plague.) Unfortunately those 17 mile runs are much more difficult to avoid. Can't cut them back without negatively impacting [...]

By Katherine| 2016-10-17T02:50:59+00:00 November 29th, 2015|Endurance, Training|Comments Off on Curse of the 17-miler
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Building Margin Into My Distance Training Plans

There's a rule of thumb that runners shouldn't have more than a 10% weekly mileage gain from week to week. That rule of thumb has helped me quite a bit. It gives me a place to start and a gauge to tell me whether I can be ready for a specific race in the future. [...]

By Jonathan Wright| 2016-03-09T00:02:23+00:00 November 23rd, 2015|Endurance, Rest and Recovery, Training|Comments Off on Building Margin Into My Distance Training Plans
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Running and Isolation

Is was a Monday. When the alarm went off I immediately rolled over, blindly grabbed my phone from the night stand, cracked open one eye, and started sifting my way through appointments, projects, and email to get a picture of how my week looked. As usual, when I had dealt with all the pressing matters, [...]

By Jonathan Wright| 2016-03-09T00:03:07+00:00 November 9th, 2015|Lifestyle, Training|Comments Off on Running and Isolation
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    What Does “Margin” Mean to Me as a Runner?

    Rest and Recovery, Training

What Does “Margin” Mean to Me as a Runner?

Margarin… wait that's not right… Let me try that again. Margin. Margin is a word I don't use very often in conversation, but it's a word that I love to consider. In my running plan, in races, in life when I'm not running, sometimes it's a good thing, and sometimes it's a bad thing. But let [...]

By Jonathan Wright| 2016-10-17T02:23:32+00:00 November 2nd, 2015|Rest and Recovery, Training|Comments Off on What Does “Margin” Mean to Me as a Runner?
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