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Tag Archives: trail running
Christmas weekend recap
December 26 was on my calendar for at least a month. Nico and AJ from DailyMile were organizing an epic trail run that would span Bear Peak and Green Mountain. We were looking at a 19.5 mile loop and about … Continue reading
Posted in Seasons, Winter 2011
Tagged Christmas weekend, cold, Running, trail running, winter trail running
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Boulder to Niwot and back
quiet mind, dream mind. noise from the alarm, abrupt harsh startling. moving, rolling turning, feet on the floor. sitting on the edge of the bed. I am upright but not awake. sky is black, no hint of dawn. why am … Continue reading
Posted in Fall 2011, Seasons, Training
Tagged early morning, East Boulder/Whiterock, run, teller farm, trail running, trails
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Fighting
As an athlete I’ve fought to run through all sorts of weather; snow, rain, freezing air that hits my lungs like a thousand pinpricks, deflating the very tissue that sustains my life. I’ve fought my own limitations, injuries, sleep, rest, … Continue reading
