Personal Runner Confessions5 Min Read Run Oregon Guest BloggeronApril 25, 2020 How I am trying to balance work with running and other stuff in a COVID-19 world Balancing full time work with marathon training has been a struggle for me for several years. I haven’t always worked full time, but… Discover More
Fast Guy Problems6 Min Read Run Oregon Guest BloggeronOctober 26, 2019 Fast Guy Problems: When to Hold and When to Fold For a highly competitive personality, dropping out of a race is a tough call to make, even in the face of an injury negatively affecting… Discover More
Run Oregon Guest BloggeronFebruary 22, 2016 Fast Guy Problems: The Unintended Consequences of Running Everyone knows, running at practically any pace helps your body in numerous ways. Whether it takes 6 minutes or 12 minutes, every mile counts.… Discover More
onOctober 8, 2014 From the Heart: Elaine Lane ‘The miracle isn’t that I finished. The miracle is that I had the courage to start.’ ~John Bingham The last gift Elaine… Discover More
Inspirational Runner2 Min Read onAugust 26, 2014 From the Heart: Johnny Harr I have no problem coming up with a list of reasons to skip a workout if I’m not in the mood. For Johnny Harr, he has a valid excuse, but… Discover More
Run Oregon BlogonMay 12, 2014 Those that matter don’t mind … I went for a short, slow run on Mother’s Day – my first in two weeks after a nasty sprained ankle and four days on crutches. I saw… Discover More
onMay 2, 2014 From the Heart: Whoirun4 There are more times than I’d like to admit that I’ve put off heading out for a run. I’m not one of those people that can’t wait to lace up… Discover More
onMarch 3, 2014 The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Runner: Coming Out as a Not-Always Runner The internet is flooded with inspirational advice for runners. This advice falls into roughly three categories: (1) Sparkly Unicorn Heart… Discover More