I work in a very small health club in a very small town in Vermont that many will proudly tell you is perpetually stuck in a time warp of decades past. As a whole, the town is the antithesis of modern, and the majority of people seem to like it that way. The health club itself is over 24 years old, and a good bit of the equipment is equally as old. Impeccably maintained and functioning, but Continue reading →
Adventure may hurt you, but monotony will kill you.
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11 Weeks to the Barkley Fall Classic: Training Week Two Recap
After a few weeks of solid content output, it's been a quiet week here at Relentless Forward Commotion. Yet here at RFC headquarters (that's fancy blog talk for "my apartment") it's been anything but quiet. The "commotion" part of this blog aptly applies to the past week. I'm trying to focus … [Read More...]
12 Weeks to the Barkley Fall Classic: Training Week One Recap
If you've been around here long enough, you know that my race training and racing strategy is far from traditional. I run because I love to run. I race because I love the atmosphere and the challenge. I try to stay in shape for any given race at any given time in my life. Though I often get … [Read More...]
4 Ways to Avoid Marathon Training Weight Gain
Marathon training weight gain is essentially the college "Freshman 15" of the running world. Almost every run has heard of it, some fear it, and some succumb to it. Frequently, runners training to complete a 26.2 mile race pack on a few…or sometimes even a little more than a few…pounds during their … [Read More...]