Author Archives: sarah

One last 20 miler to kick things off and then taper time! But continued plantar fasciitis woes meant I started this taper with a lot of worry and a certain level of grouchiness. By the end of this two weeks … Continue reading →

Way back in July, I ran the Boilermaker 15k but I never got around to writing a race report. Now it’s time. I signed up for the race in March in a fit of work stress. Glitter Mom had planned … Continue reading →

These weekly updates have turned bi-weekly this summer, but I hope to get more on top of that as August winds down and normal life eventually resumes. After a nearly flawless training cycle, these two weeks unfortunately have more drama … Continue reading →

Somehow summer means having more time and also much less time so last week’s training log didn’t happen. Two weeks for the price of one this week, though! The first week is our return from vacation, oy, re-entry is hard. … Continue reading →

Two weeks for the price of one! The first week features some crazy schedule re-arranging, brought on by the combination of the Boilermaker race and an upcoming family vacation. Week two is running on vacation. We traveled to the stunning … Continue reading →

Summer is seriously underway. We dealt with a major heatwave this week that threatened to turn running into a bit of a chore. Luckily, I was able to escape to some local trails pretty often. I also participated in my … Continue reading →

It’s been awfully quiet over here. Summer is busy. I’ve been running and vacationing and squeezing some work in. I have kept a training log going, more or less, over at saltyrunning.com so I’m going to import those posts to … Continue reading →

I ran without my shirt yesterday. Without my most favorite, much-beloved-and-begged-for hot pink On Your Mark Coaching singlet. Not because I am #sobrave but because it was #sohot as it has been all week. Then I spent a lot of … Continue reading →

I started the week with a great track workout at home, but mostly I was running on vacation. I love running in new places. We met up with my extended family in Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio to celebrate my dad’s 80th birthday. … Continue reading →