Posts tagged ‘running’

 

Importing Custom Zwift Workouts to your iPad

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If you’ve been confused while trying to import a custom Zwift workout to your iPad or iPhone, then this video is for you! Start by connecting your computer to your iPad using a USB to iPhone cable. Then start up iTunes. Click on the IPad icon at the top of the screen. Then click on “File Sharing” under […]

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Defying the odds – Two Fascinating Reads!

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After hearing so many rave reviews about David Goggins’ book, Can’t Hurt Me, I purchased and read (well, actually listened to), his book. While finishing up the book in January, I happened to hear about Colin O’Brady’s newly published book, The Impossible First. I found his story about suffering severe burns in his legs and […]

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Telling Myself to GET OVER IT Already

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October 11 My self pity party lasted TOO LONG! I was so upset about my injury. I kept thinking that people just didn’t understand how frustrating it was to not be able to do my big races this year. Someone should have slapped me upside the head and tell me to GET OVER MYSELF. I […]

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You Don’t Know Until It’s Gone

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  I am a RELUCTANT RUNNER. When I first started running, it was a means to an end. My martial arts instructor suggested I run to prep for my black belt test. I ran occasionally – for maybe about 1-2 miles at a time. It was several years before I decided to train and race […]

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Onward to my Pretty Pink Cast

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  I  hit a milestone last Thursday. I had my 2 week post op appointment where they removed my bulky splint and replaced it with my pretty pink cast.   I had been holding off on strenuous exercise to allow my incision to heal without risk of infection. It was SO great to get started […]

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My Mental Reset

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    THANKS TO YOU ALL for allowing me to have my little pity party the other day. For me it’s a necessary step in the process when I get some not-so-great news.   My scaphoid fracture may have stopped me from doing my races this season but it hasn’t stopped me from exercise. Since […]

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Not what I expected

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So after a week of experiencing pain and soreness on my right hand, I appeased my husband and went to the doctor. I sat in the examining room fully expecting to hear strong advice on easing up on training to allowing my wrist and to heal so I could do my big race in two […]

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Saying goodbye to my first Half Ironman Race

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It was bittersweet volunteering at the last Ironman Raleigh 70.3 race 2 weeks ago. In its inaugural year in 2013, it introduced me to long course triathlon. Little did I know I would be hooked from year one. In 2013, I created a 3 person relay team where I did the swim leg of the race. In […]

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When Life Gives you Lemons – Race Year 2017

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2017 was a rough year for me! Somehow despite it all, I managed to squeeze in a few races. I started off  the year with knee pain and made several trips to the Orthopedist to dry to determine the issue. I was finally diagnosed with arthritis (thanks to my ACL surgery from 2001). I was cleared to […]

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Sugar, spice, snips and snails…

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What are little boys made of? What are little boys made of? Snips and snails And puppy-dogs’ tails That’s what little boys are made of What are little girls made of? What are little girls made of? Sugar and spice And everything nice That’s what little girls are made of My dear dad …  he […]

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