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Sand and Sandals

Lessons learned from wearing sandals in the wrong setting led to better choices for mud run footwear. And, sometimes, for choosing a different path. Continue reading

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Getting Older… and Better

A recent four-mile mud run at age 71 reminded me that though the flesh gets weaker as we get older, our soul & spirit grow ever stronger… especially with a “healthy diet and proper exercise!” Continue reading

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Hard Work, Great Benefits

Well, folks, I have inadvertently developed a new exercise. It focuses primarily on the abdominal core muscles but also provides an intriguing bit of accentuating capacity for the back, triceps, forearms, and shoulders. In fact, it is pretty close to … Continue reading

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Obstacle Course

Doing a mudrun without any training isn’t the best way to go about it… but it can still be done… if you don’t quit! Continue reading

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Riding the Loop

A good change in the weather, opportunity for a sunset bike ride before the next storm… How do I not do that?! Continue reading

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The Other Warriors’ Dash

With a little cooperation and a bit of imagination, we can make great memories even on a dreary day. Continue reading

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Discovery

I was pretty sure it was a myth, this so-called “runners’ euphoria.” Supposedly, at some point in a run, or a workout, in response to sustained physical exertion, the brain releases dopamine and endorphins and that release triggers a sort of pleasurable feeling that’s like, well, euphoria. Continue reading

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Good Exercise

When we are willing to use whatever trick it takes to turn us away from the things that pull us toward self-destruction, we are ready to overcome. Continue reading

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A Small Triumph

It is the day of the Warrior Dash, another hot day in late June in central Kentucky. For the last six weeks, there hasn’t been a night that I have not awakened, thinking about this event. Continue reading

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A New Path

I never liked running for the sake of conditioning or training or as a means of transportation. Continue reading

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