Last winter I trained for a half marathon. My longest run was about 13 miles. No problem. Loved the training. So much so that over the summer I trained for a marathon, and became obsessed with the long, long run. Those near mystical two to three hour runs through Southern New Hampshire that carry you [...]
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Recovering from this morning’s 19-miler (first five before the sun came up, ugh), with coffee and catching up on a week’s worth of posts from the various running blogs I follow, I noticed a trend: many stories about snow-running related tweaks or recurrences of old injuries, etc. It’s a catch 22 – running on the [...]
Winter Running Gear
Originally uploaded by Ernesto and Kristen Burden
This is the second year I’ve trained pretty heavily straight through the winter for a February race. Given that a February race in New England is as likely to be cold, windy and snowy as not, I try and train in those conditions as well. [...]
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