Pushing The Eaglet Out of the Nest
My oldest son, Scott, left this week for his first year of college. Talk about mixed emotions! I’m sad to think about not having him
Running, like life, is an Art not a Science.
My oldest son, Scott, left this week for his first year of college. Talk about mixed emotions! I’m sad to think about not having him
Runners are either morning runners or evening runners. I don’t believe you can be both. At least I can’t. If my schedule doesn’t allow for a
Are you confused by all the Sport drinks on the market? It’s not easy to sort through the dozens of brightly-packaged, attractive labels on the shelf that promise endurance, performance,
Six weeks ago a ten mile run was easy. Yesterday I had to walk after about a half-mile. My legs hurt, I was breathing heavy, and
If you are a runner in Michigan you’ve probably heard of the July 4th race in Frankenmuth. Maybe you’ve never heard it called the Volfslaufe, because
Maybe this is old news to some of you, but I just learned about text message updates of racers. A friend of mine running the Seattle
Stacy at the Rock and Roll half One of the greatest things about running is that everyone can be a winner in a race. Sure only one person
The Disabled List. The Injured Reserved. Down for the count. There are lots of ways to say it but no matter what term I use,
Last Saturday was the 32nd Annual Oak Apple Run in Royal Oak, MI. For many years (about 32) it has been the first race
How is it possible to run nine miles around a city, sometimes heading north, sometimes south, and other times east or west and always be