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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Sprinting; the Tale of a Track Work-Out
Saturday morning dawned brightly. It was decided that due to the two brief snowstorms and the questionable conditions of the trails, we would do a track workout. Clare and Cherry came up with a brief outline for the track, and … Continue reading
Posted in Seasons
Tagged eight hundreds, Fairview High School, laps, pace, run, Running, track workout
3 Comments
Drought of the Spring Equinox
It’s the Spring Equinox; the day when the light of day and the dark of night are equal. The weather forecast is calling for a high of sixty seven degrees, with sun and clouds rolling in late afternoon. Not a … Continue reading
Posted in Seasons
Tagged Boulder, Doudy Draw, drought, Mesa Trail, Running, spring, spring Equinox, trail running, trails
4 Comments
Rite of Passage
I had high hopes of a good run, a run that would beat me down and make me remember who I was. I wanted clarity and transcendence. I wanted to return home after a “runner’s high”, buoyed by endorphins and … Continue reading
Posted in Seasons
Tagged Mesa Trail, NCAR, pooping, rites of passage, runner's high, Runner's World, Running
8 Comments
