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Showing posts with label Racing Heart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Racing Heart. Show all posts
Friday, May 31, 2019
Runfessions over Coffee
This May has felt like the longest month ever. Between the inclement weather and the never-ending cold and flu season, I am ready for summer. Since it's the last Friday of the month, it's time to runfess. Marcia hosts this monthly cleansing of the soles and I've been ready to head into the runfessional for a while now! Grab a cup of coffee and join me, Coco, and Deborah while we runfess over coffee!
Friday, December 21, 2018
Book Review: Racing Heart: A Runner's Journey of Love Loss and Perseverance
Disclaimer: I received a copy of Racing Heart: A Runner's Journey of Love Loss and Perseverance in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are mine. This post contains affiliate links.
"We must let go of the life we have planned, so as to accept the one that is waiting for us."
~ Joseph Campbell
Friday, November 16, 2018
Book Review: Chi Running: A Revolutionary Approach to Effortless, Injury-free Running
Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links.
I'm probably the only runner who hadn't read ChiRunning by Danny Dreyer. When Amazon had a Kindle Daily Deal for the updated edition of the classic book, I jumped on it. I was curious to learn more about this method purported to reduce running injuries and improve running form.
Based on the principles of T'ai Chi, ChiRunning builds on the premise of having a strong core and fluid movements. The goal is to take the work off the legs and feet, thus preventing injuries and increasing efficiency.
It all sounds so good!
I'm probably the only runner who hadn't read ChiRunning by Danny Dreyer. When Amazon had a Kindle Daily Deal for the updated edition of the classic book, I jumped on it. I was curious to learn more about this method purported to reduce running injuries and improve running form.
Based on the principles of T'ai Chi, ChiRunning builds on the premise of having a strong core and fluid movements. The goal is to take the work off the legs and feet, thus preventing injuries and increasing efficiency.
It all sounds so good!
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