Make Sure Your Goals Are Your Own

Today’s Tip – Make your goals for yourself, not for someone else. In a previous blog I mentioned the value of goals and the use of a plan to help you reach them. I have my own goals for this year, but I am not going to mention them in this post in order toContinue reading “Make Sure Your Goals Are Your Own”

Watch Out for Those Piles of Leaves

I usually run along streets and well-groomed trails. Occasionally, especially during the fall and winter, I will encounter small clumps or piles of leaves that have gathered. I can’t tell you how many times I have stepped on one of those piles only to find out that underneath there is a rock, stick, or aContinue reading “Watch Out for Those Piles of Leaves”

It’s Good to Have a Plan

Today’s Tip – An organized approach to fitness can help you achieve goals that you don’t think you can reach. I am a goal oriented person. I like numbers, measurement, things I can see. So, when I started getting more intentional about my running and fitness, it makes sense that I was attracted to keepingContinue reading “It’s Good to Have a Plan”

The Importance of Rhythm and Stride

Today’s Tip – Pay more attention to your rhythm and stride instead of your speed. I was running last weekend, and about two-thirds of the way through my run I was passed by another runner. Since I don’t get passed too often (competitive much?) I watched the other runner to see what he was doing,Continue reading “The Importance of Rhythm and Stride”