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Author Archives: kristamyer
A Fantastically Dramatic Fall
Getting hit by a car isn’t in the training plan. We’ve established that. Splatting onto the ground in a free-fall Superman pattern isn’t in the training plan, either, but I found a way to work it in. At least I … Continue reading
Posted in NYC Marathon, Running Musings, Training Runs, Winter Running
Tagged NYC Marathon, Running Injuries
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Priority #1: Make it to the start line.
I hate running in the dark. However, these days, if it’s not the weekend, we’re likely running when I get home from work, in the dark. We run from my house, a nice little 3.5 mile route around my neighborhood. … Continue reading
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Short, but Significant
There’s a lot to be said for having a good, short run, especially after a short hiatus. Today was the first time I’d run in over two weeks, due to travelling and illness, so the short 4-mile run from McBaine past the … Continue reading
We’re in! #RunNYC
On Monday, December 2, while vacationing in Mexico (and suffering from a horrendous and evil water/food born stomach ailment during which I couldn’t imagine walking 100 yards, much less running a marathon) I remembered that it was the first day … Continue reading
NYC Marathon Preparation Begins – One Year Out
We’re just over a year away from the 2014 NYC Marathon. And while Carl and I do not have acceptance letters in our hot little hands just yet, we are expecting them come April. You see, we’ve been denied entry … Continue reading
Detroit Marathon and Half Marathon 10.20.13
On October 20, 2013, Carl and I headed north to Detroit to run the Detroit Free Press/Talmer Bank Marathon (Carl) and Half Marathon (me). If you read this blog, you know that I was injured before and didn’t really train … Continue reading
The Marathon I Never Mentioned Here – Illinois 2013
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted anything to this blog. And it’s a little odd, I know, that I never said anything about the Illinois Marathon back in April that I worked so hard for. The expo was great, and … Continue reading
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Everything is Personal: Boston 2013
What I’m about to say isn’t profound. It doesn’t include platitudes or calls for revenge or offer answers to the bereaved cries of “why did this happen?” This is more of a process post, I suppose, and my way of … Continue reading
Trust The Program
This past Saturday, we ran our second 20-miler in preparation for the Illinois marathon, which is now two and a half weeks away. I felt surprisingly good during the long run. It was windy and warm. Really windy. There were … Continue reading
The Big Tree
1/22/14: Updating this post with a story on the Big Tree from the L.A. Times. Yesterday morning, NPR ran a story about the big bur oak tree that sits just off a rural Missouri road, and just a few miles … Continue reading