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Weekend part one: Warriors! | meghann on the move
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Meghann on the move. Weekend part one: Warriors! August 15, 2011 at 6:18 pm Posted in races. I should have known better than to worry about the obstacles; the real torture was running UP the mountain! We started with a little jog before quickly realizing that we would have to just walk/hike most of it. It was steep! There were only two obstacles on the way up, and those two were nothing compared to the hike itself. And the biggest slip and slide ever (among many other things that I have already managed t...
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Your BFF will always call you out. | meghann on the move
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Meghann on the move. Your BFF will always call you out. August 12, 2011 at 3:58 pm Posted in food. Yesterday after my toast post. My BFF told me that she does not approve of my breakfast edit! She said it’s not smart to eliminate something healthy (whole grain toast, almond butter) in favor unhealthy things (cheese, wine, ice cream). Can you imagine? There she is. From the back to protect her identity, of course.). BFF thinks I can have the toast AND the treats, but sadly, my tush doesn’t agree. Enter yo...
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Meghann on the move. Lesson one: increasing aerobic capacity. August 4, 2011 at 6:33 pm Posted in running. Aerobic capacity is your body’s ability to bring oxygen into your bloodstream, which, in turn, gives you the energy you need to exert yourself (running). When you increase your aerobic capacity, you are able to run faster, longer, and stronger. A few from Tuesday’s practice:. 6:30 at the Columbus Circle entrance to Central Park. All are welcome. August 3, 2011 at 4:32 pm Posted in not-running. I spe...
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Mike Fox's Marathon Blog: I Need To Get Healthy!
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Mike Fox's Marathon Blog. Friday, February 12, 2010. I Need To Get Healthy! I'm still feeling rather blah and congested. That along with the fact that half the sidewalks in the 'hood are still not shoveled, I have not been running. I really need to get running back into my routine. Once I feel better, that is. I havent gotten into a groove for 2010 yet either. But I have little doubt that if I push myself until at least the snow is gone, things will improve. I cant wait for spring! Finally A Morning Run!
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Whirlwind | RunningtoRememberEME's Blog
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. Working (on) the weekend →. October 5, 2009. The past week has been insane. Last Sunday we had an 18 milers in the freezing rain. I was excited going into it – the weather brought me back to cold and muddy fall soccer games growing up (fun to be a player and not so fun to be a fan/parent. Right, Mark? Etc And, the surprise at the end was a cheer from Kara and Mark who just happened to be on 5th Avenue as we ran by towards the finish! So, how am I feeling today? In case ...
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Off the wagon | meghann on the move
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Meghann on the move. October 21, 2011 at 1:34 pm Posted in not-running. I can’t believe I went missing for almost two months! One day of not blogging so easily turns into two, which becomes a week, and then a month, and then here we are. This fall has definitely been over-the-top busy (in all good ways! But even though I haven’t been here, I. Certainly been running with Team Run to Remember. The New York City Marathon is only 17 days away! How did that happen? So, I signed on for a 30 day yoga challenge.
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Cooling down. | meghann on the move
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Meghann on the move. August 5, 2011 at 8:09 pm Posted in Thursday group. Finally, it was under 80 degrees for a run. Some of us did five miles and some did six. Then we drank grape gatorade. It was a good night. Park Avenue will be closed to vehicle traffic from the Brooklyn Bridge to 72nd Street and there will be tons of vendors and fun stuff along the way. You can go for a walk or a run and there are FREE bike and rollerblade rentals! Leave a Comment ». Feed for comments on this post. Getting excited t...
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Scenes from the weekend. | meghann on the move
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Meghann on the move. Scenes from the weekend. August 22, 2011 at 7:05 pm Posted in Thursday group. Kicked it off with 5 miles in Central Park with R2R and a special guest appearance by my friend Meredith. Friends, food, and glorious sunshine on Friday and Saturday. And went for my first Middletown run on Sunday! It was really beautiful. I wanted to do 3 miles but went 4.2 because I got a little lost. Better to do too much than not enough, I guess! How was your weekend? Leave a Comment ». This is going to...
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That was good, but it hurt | RACING TO REMEMBER
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. In the dark →. That was good, but it hurt. September 29, 2009. We woke up Sunday morning at 5:54 to the sound of pouring rain. This was the dreaded day the 18 mile Marathon tune up in Central Park. As if three laps of the loop wasn’t torture enough, we now had to do it in miserable, freezing rain. We did not take any walk breaks at all for the first 13 miles. I did a whole half marathon without stopping. I’m pretty happy. And then.the Wall! Chuck took me inside and head...
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Notes from a plodder | RACING TO REMEMBER
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. T-minus… →. Notes from a plodder. October 23, 2009. Early this morning I received an email alerting me to this article. In today’s New York Times. Training for a marathon is hard work, no matter who you are. It’s time consuming, it’s exhausting, it’s depleting. But the hardest part is convincing yourself that you can do it. Believing that you have the strength to get through 26.2 miles in the name of something bigger. I literally started from zero. On day one. That̵...
