Run Oregon Bookshelf: The Hungry Brain by Stephan J. Guyenet
When I started running 6 1/2 years ago, the impetus was first to lose some weight and second to get into shape. A combination of slow running…
Run Oregon Bookshelf: Women Who Tri by Alicia DiFabio
Alicia DiFabio’s book, Women Who Tri is so well written I could hardly put it down. She tells the story of how she, a busy mother of four…
Run Oregon Bookshelf: Wishing on My Father’s Star by Oregon runner Holly Hight
While I love to read, these day’s I’m more likely to be reading “The Day the Crayons Quit” or “Little Blue…
Run Oregon Bookshelf: Simple Rhythms, Poetry for Runners
Ray Charbonneau, a runner and writer, has come out with a book of poetry just for runners. Simple Rhythms, Poetry for Runners is a collection…
Running With Raven – Thoughts from Paula Harkin
Before you read this Q & A, be sure to read my review on Running With Raven; it will give you a good idea as to what the book is about! I…
Run Oregon Bookshelf: Running with Raven
Run Oregon loves inspirational runners. No matter your pace, reading about someone else’s running journey – especially when…
Run Oregon bookshelf: Long Road to Boston by Mark Sutcliffe
Have you run Boston? Do you want to? Or perhaps you’re in my shoes: you don’t think it’s really within reach, but you…
Ring in the New Year with “Compete” Training Journal
I know everyone is talking about the latest app on their smartphone to track workouts and compete with friends, but I’m totally old…
Run Oregon bookshelf: Grand Trail: A Magnificent Journey to the Heart of Ultrarunning and Racing
Portland-area runner Marya Van Metre read Grand Trail: A Magnificent Journey to the Heart of Ultrarunning and Racing by Alexis and Frédéric…
Organizing 2017 with the Get To Work Book
Run Oregon sometimes receives products to review and was sent a Get To Work Book to start planning for 2017. Many of us use our smart phones…