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in Product Reviews, Return to Running, Running, Running Gear and Accessories &middot August 24, 2016

TheraBand Kinesiology Tape Review and Giveaway

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When I initially hurt my foot back in June, one of the first things I did to help promote healing and relieve pain was wear kinesiology tape. I was able to find some information online about how to tape the area and I definitely think it has helped throughout this process.  I will say this though- the foot is a really difficult place to tape during the summer. My feet are constantly getting sweaty and I have found that ... Read the Post...

in Core Work, Injuries, Physical Therapy, Return to Running, Running, Weekly Wrap &middot August 22, 2016

My Mind is My Own Worst Enemy

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I am at that point in the recovery process where my PT is telling me to increase my mileage and I start to overanalyze every little twinge in fear that I am overdoing it. For the past three weeks I have kept my run/walks to about 30 minutes, working up from 3:1 intervals to about 7:1 (run:walk minutes). This has meant covering distances of about 2-3 miles, and I have been doing those 3 days a week.   I feel good ... Read the Post...

in Blogging &middot August 19, 2016

3 Years of Blogging

Lately I have been sort of feeling like I am going through a blogging identity crisis. I don't even know how to explain it, but I told Rob the other night that I wanted a "grown up blog". What does that even mean? I do feel like my blog has gotten a little more serious over the past couple of years, but in a good way. I am comfortable with the content right now and I feel like it's grown up with me as I have gone from age ... Read the Post...

in Coaches Corner, Running &middot August 17, 2016

Running Survey, Part 5

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Every once in a while I see one of these running surveys floating around the blog world, and I always find it fun to participate. I was looking back on my blog and I think I have done 4 survey style posts in the past: Would You Rather (Running Survey) I Mustache You Some Questions Versatile Blogger Survey Just Another Running Survey I tried not to repeat any questions, so I pulled these from a few different surveys ... Read the Post...

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