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March 16, 2017 by 2 Comments

The other day one of my crazy, fit friends sent me this text … My immediate reaction was to respond with, “No! Are you crazy? I hate running … Yes, ok, when and where do I sign up?” Do not fear, an epic commitment to spend half of my life running over the next few years […]

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Because I am weird and I know it …

February 6, 2017 by 1 Comment

One of my many quirks is that I often listen to podcasts while training. The upside is that I learn a lot interesting things and kill two birds with one stone, but the down side is that sometimes my training suffers due to one of my other quirks – my need to make notes of […]

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Terrible Case of the Past {Amanda Palmer}

June 24, 2016 by 1 Comment

Being completely ready for anything is a fallacy. There is a unique timing for action when readiness meets opportunity. Willingness to fail is a far better approach than waiting for the elusive ‘complete readiness’ to appear. Opportunities come and opportunities go, what you do with them when you have them is what matters. Mostly, nearly, […]

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Showing Up and Sacrifice … Not Sexy, But Effective

June 5, 2016 by 4 Comments

Life is not a spectator sport. To win at life, you have to suit up and get in the game, train hard, show up and keep standing up up when you get knocked down. Life is meant to be lived, grabbed onto, savored and enjoyed. Photo I often have this conversation, which I hate …. […]

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Stop Stepping On Your Saplings

April 24, 2016 by 2 Comments

Do stuff, risk failure and keep going.  Accomplishing amazing goals and becoming proficient anything requires you to start and then keep going; to accept the work, time, discipline and sacrifice it takes to get what you want out of your life. Ignorance gets you started; purpose keeps you going. And just in case you were curious, […]

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Fear Less

March 20, 2016 by 4 Comments

Every completely fearless person has one thing in common – they are all dead. If you want have great memories when your body doesn’t work the way it used to, build deep, meaningful and lasting relationships with the people you love and accomplish those things you must do, you are going to experience a whole lot […]

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Why Didn’t You Bring Ice Skates? {Half Marathon Musings}

February 7, 2016 by 1 Comment

Today was the Hypothermic Half Marathon up here in the subarctic. The name of the event is slightly ironic this year since it was a balmy -3 when I started out; have I mentioned how much I adore El Niño? Instead of dressing like an eskimo, I had on a few light layers and didn’t […]

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Loppet Or Lose It

January 23, 2016 by 2 Comments

Cross country skiing, like cycling, simply makes me happy. As part of Project Winter Love, I have strapped the slippery sticks firmly back onto my feet and found myself sliding through the Edmonton River Valley on a consistent basis. It has been a few years since I have been skiing and I couldn’t be happier to […]

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