From Two to Four I signed up for this race 2 years ago with Scott. It was going to be a date weekend in November 2018. Neither of the kids wanted to join us so we got a hotel in downtown and looked forward to the chance to have a romantic running weekend. Then, late…
Swim (49:11) Training had been so so for swimming. I started back in May swimming in the pool and then switched to the lake right before the 4th of July. I anticipated many lovely swim practice afternoons after a quick trip to NYC with Scott and Elizabeth. On our trip we learned that the lake…
This was the 5th running of the Gorges Half and it was my 5th time running it!! During those 5 years the race has had 3 different courses. I thought back to each of them this morning. 2015 (2:01:46) The course started by going up Remington hill. I remember being SO proud that Jenny and I…
My first swim of 2019 was not so bad! I look forward to weekly swims to help get ready for the one intermediate triathlon I do each year.
It’s not a race, it’s not a race, it’s not a race. This was my mantra for my 2019 running of the Skunk. Injury and recovery is a long road I injured myself in August and have spent the last 7 months recovering. After months of reflection I finally accept that overtraining was the cause….
I haven’t posted in a LONG while. Late August I was on a run and I felt pain in my right foot. I thought my laces were tied too tight so I loosened them. My run was on trail for a leisurely 12 miles. I was meeting my husband and kids for BodyPump in Ithaca….
As I write this it is hard to even comprehend that it is already September 3rd. I go back to work tomorrow as the 2018-2019 kicks off for school. I’m excited! I’m ready. But, I’m also sad that summer has come to an end so quickly. As the summer draws to an abrupt end, I…
August 2018 Quiggly comes along! This was my first ever hike with Sarah’s dog, Quiggly. I’d just met him for the first time a few days prior and she suggested that he might enjoy our hike up Hamilton Mountain in Washington. If Quiggly was game, we were happy to have him!! He is a little…
August 2018 After buying Elizabeth some brand new trail shoes from Road Runner Sports in Portland she was good to go for our hike the 2nd day. After reading a lot of hike descriptions we settled on Elk Meadows to Gnarl Ridge. One of the challenging things about the Hood area for us is that…
Kings mountain is a mountain near the Oregon coast. It is typically done as part of the Elk-Kings traverse which is an extremely challenging 11 mile hike. Kings is pretty steep on its own and perfect for a more moderate day.
