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May 29, 2011

How to run a bad/good 5k: a step by step tutorial

How to run a bad/good 5k: a step by step tutorial

TEN STEPS TO A BAD 5K: Step 1:  Eat really, really well for a week straight. Nothing processed enters your body.  36 hours before the race, accidentally consume massive quantities of wine.  By accidentally I mean, "one glass won't hurt" turns to two, turns to three, and oh wait, that glass was really big so 3 probably equaled 4 or 5.  See? Accident. Step 2:  For the 24-12 hours pre race: Continue reading →

May 21, 2011

Insanity: a musical

Insanity: a musical

(to the tune of the Brady Bunch)Here's the story of a running mamaWho loves to teach fitness to the boys and girls.She loved to run and exercise, but despite that,On the pull up bar she couldn't do a single curl.bum bum bum....Here's the storyof a man named Shaun TWho was busy kicking a$$es with a team of his own, They were sweaty friends on the TV screen together.And they were super toned. ba ba Continue reading →

May 19, 2011

THIS. IS. SPARTAAAAAA!

THIS. IS. SPARTAAAAAA!

Warrior Dash was fun . Myrtle Beach Mud Run was muddy.But it's time for a bigger challenge. (sorry Mom, I promise to be careful!)Not just a Spartan Race.A SUPER Spartan Race.8 miles my friends.  8 miles + obstacles + mud, and yes... MORE FIRE PITS. Plus a few guys who try and take you out with their Spartan/gladiator giant sticks (I'm sure there is a technical term for that...), among other Continue reading →

May 17, 2011

MADE

MADE

Confession #1:  I watch MTV.  Actually, I watch a lot of MTV.  Your guess is as good as mine as to how many brain cells have withered away (or just plain jumped ship) during episodes of Jersey Shore over the years.  But one show I have always loved is the documentary (if you can call it that) series called "MADE". For those of you who have moved on to adult programming, let me summarize it for Continue reading →

May 16, 2011

FitFluential + Run Faster Mommy = bad-a$$

The most rewarding experience that has come from writing this blog over the last two years has not been the support, the friendships, or the awesome opportunities I've been given. No, those things are all amazing in their own right, but the most rewarding part of sharing my stories with the world has been the emails and comments from people telling me that I inspired them. Whether it be to sign up Continue reading →

May 14, 2011

Mudda Truckas! 2011 Myrtle Beach Mud Run recap

Mudda Truckas! 2011 Myrtle Beach Mud Run recap

Muddy Mamas! As I mentioned a few posts back, I had to bail on the REV3 Olympic tri in Knoxville with my Teammies from Trakkers. Some family situations as of late required that mama needed to stay in town. And I was mega bummed...not that my family needed me, but that I was to miss the first big Trakkers party of 2011.  But in that same post I also mentioned that my awesome pal Hope came to the Continue reading →

May 14, 2011

Blog-GRRRR!

Blog-GRRRR!

Well well well. The great Blogger outage of 2011 has finally come to an end, and I almost forgot what I had to say...other than "hey woman, you should really back this stuff up somewhere".  I totally lost the Phineas and Ferb post.  I bet Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz had something to do with it.  I'm pretty sure I'd be devastated if I ever lost this blog. *note to self, find a computer savvy friend, Continue reading →

May 9, 2011

the Great Race for the Diploma

It made me laugh, really, at how much graduation reminded me of race day.You bust your butt training (studying) for months (years) all for this one event, this one single day, that lasts only a few hours.You lay your outfit out the night before.  You rehearse the logistics for the next day with family and friends: where to park, where to meet afterwards, what they will be wearing so you can spot Continue reading →

May 4, 2011

Inspire Change

Inspire Change

Monday night I was faced with a decision.Rich was coming home in a few hours, the kids were clean, fed, and content, and therefore I found myself with some pending guilt-free time to run.   Run without time constraints, run without worry if my kids were OK,  run without anyone waiting on me, just run for ME. To a running mom, guilt-free running sessions are priceless, and must not be wasted.And Continue reading →

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I'm Heather, mom of two, ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist, and an overzealous athlete who cannot focus on a single discipline, so I train for all of them at the same time. When in doubt, I run...and then write about it. Read More…

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6 Lower Leg Strength, Stability, & Balance Exercises for Trail Runners

6 Lower Leg Strength, Stability, & Balance Exercises for Trail Runners

Two of my favorite words to say are "pelican" and "proprioception".  They have absolutely nothing to do with each other, though I suppose a pelican could have amazing proprioception, as most animals do.  Anyway, proprioception is your perception or awareness of the position and movement of your body … [Read More...]

Tightrope Walking

Tightrope Walking

One of the most important things I stress to both clients and friends (and clients who are friends) is the concept of running being a lifetime sport.  In theory, we love running so much that we want to do this FOREVER, right? Silent pause as I look at the collective head nods in agreement.  As … [Read More...]

2019 Hallucination 6/12/24 Recap

2019 Hallucination 6/12/24 Recap

14 years ago this month, I "ran" my first half marathon. I use the term "ran" loosely, because it was more like a 13.1 mile jog/walk/shuffle where I was entirely out of my element, questioned what the hell I was doing with every painful step, and wondered why I hadn't opted to just cheer on my … [Read More...]

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