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in Goals, Runners' Roundup, Running &middot December 30, 2020

Planning For a Successful Year of Running

We are sooo close to the end of 2020. But what does that really mean at this point? While we are entering 2021 with optimism, there are still many unknowns. While I don't feel like I can set very specific goals for 2021 (at least not race/time goals) I am planning for a successful year of running. That is pretty broad, isn't it? I would love to have more specific goals and start working on a plan to achieve them but ... Read the Post...

in Holidays, Running, Weekly Run Down, Winter &middot December 27, 2020

Christmas Week 2020

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Just like that Christmas is over and we are almost to 2021! It was a very quiet Christmas around here. I'm still backing off my mileage for now but I got in some good workouts this week. Let's talk about Christmas week 2020. Weekly Rundown: Christmas Week 2020 Monday: Strength Training and 20 Minutes SpinningTuesday: 4 Treadmill Miles + Core/GlutesWednesday: Strength Training + MobilityThursday: 7 Miles with 5 x 5 ... Read the Post...

in Runners' Roundup, Running, Running Tips, Running Workouts, Speedwork &middot December 23, 2020

3 Fun Interval Running Workouts For the Off-Season

Many runners opt to make the winter months their off-season from running hard, training and racing. (Some, like those of you in warmer climates, may actually do this during the hottest months of the year). Either way, there is usually a time period each year that is dedicated to running less and not training for any races. Today I am going to share some fun interval running workouts for the off-season. 3 Fun Interval ... Read the Post...

in Cross-Training, Running, Weekly Run Down, Winter &middot December 20, 2020

Signs That It’s Time To Back Off Of Running

As I shared last week, I decided to make December my "off-season" from running. Well, then I started to get signs that it was time to back off of running anyway. My stroller broke. It snowed. I've been tired. Strength training left me SORE. So, this week was all about going with the flow and running when I felt like it. Sounds simple enough, right? I think the real sign that it was time to back off of running was ... Read the Post...

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