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in Weekend Updates &middot July 27, 2015

Weekend Updates- Friends, Family, and Billy Joel

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I'm back from a few days of barely touching my computer, which always comes as a nice break when that happens! It was a great weekend, although I failed at taking adequate pictures. So I'll recap as best I can, and save my weekly training recap for tomorrow since this will be a long post as it is! On Thursday afternoon my friend Karen drove down from New York, picked me up in Baltimore, and we drove to Northern ... Read the Post...

in Running, Summer, Thinking Out Loud &middot July 23, 2015

Thoughts Involving Summer And Running

summer running

It's probably no surprise that I will be talking about summer and running today. Lately that is all I talk about, along with food (occasionally).  I give those of you who run in the afternoons/evenings so much credit. I ran 2 miles with a coaching client Wednesday afternoon, which was a relatively cooler day, and it was still so hot! I'm definitely not used to running with the sun beating down on ... Read the Post...

in What I Ate Wednesday (WIAW) &middot July 22, 2015

I Guess I Eat The Same Things Every Day

banana

On Monday I decided to document my meals to share, only to realize that I was eating the same things I have shared on here a million times before. I feel like I change things up quite a bit, but apparently not. I think the problem is that I always eat the same things on Mondays, which seems to be my favorite day to take pictures of my food. It's the first day of the workweek and all my food prep is fresh from the weekend. ... Read the Post...

in Running Gear and Accessories, Running Tips, Training, Tuesdays on the Run &middot July 21, 2015

Three Ways I Use The Forerunner 620 Features

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I started using the Garmin Forerunner 620 in November 2013, and did a brief review around that time. I've been meaning to talk about it again now that I am more familiar with it, but never got around to it. Today I thought I would discuss three of the features of the Garmin 620 that stand out to me: VO2 max, vertical oscillation, and recovery advisor. All of these features require the use of the HRM-Run strap. If you wear ... Read the Post...

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