By admin on January 7, 2012
t took a few years of repeating the same pattern until I started to notice a trend. I wasn’t a robot that could constantly follow the “ideal schedule” (life tends to throw things in our way) and more importantly, I would get burnt out by mid to late February and be totally bored of trying to squeeze everything in. It was starting to feel like a second or third job and the joy was gone.
Posted in Run Training, Sports Psychology | Tagged cerami, injuries, Running, Training |
By admin on September 21, 2011
By Elizabeth Jenkins You’ve already read Running For Beginners: The Right First Steps so you know way more than I did when I first started running. You have the right shoes, fit to you specifically for your Biomechanical needs, the right socks, a running buddy and a goal. Now that you have all the confidence in [...]
Posted in General, Injury Prevention, Nutrition, Run Training, Sports Psychology | Tagged conversation pace, first run, log, running log, stretching, warm-up |
By admin on August 11, 2011
To Cat-Callers, I don’t speak for all women runners when I say this, but I think the majority would agree- we love to get cat-called when we run. We love getting into a groove, only to find an entirely new groove as the sound of shouting causes our bodies [...]
Posted in General, Sports Psychology |
By admin on August 9, 2011
By Dr. Michael Cerami As I was riding up Big Cottonwood Canyon last week, I was wondering why I put myself through this pain on a regular basis. Why can’t I just get used to hanging out on the sofa and rubbing my dogs belly for hours at a time? What’s the matter with me? [...]
Posted in General, Injury Prevention, Sports Psychology |
By admin on September 30, 2010
By Guy Perry Years of racing have taught me wonderful lessons. Some of this lesson’s have carried over directly over into other aspects of life.Other’s haven’t. Like GU. Does it serve any other purpose? One of the key pivotal points I picked up along the path of the racing school of hard knocks [...]
Posted in Racing, Sports Psychology |
By Deb on April 19, 2010
By Debbie Perry Disappointment. That is one word that most people would rather not feel after finishing their race. Yet, it happens. But, why? What is happening out there on race day to cause some people to feel bad about their race? Now sometimes there are things that happen beyond anyone’s control, like a cancelled [...]
Posted in Racing, Sports Psychology |