Today, runladylike.com is carb-loading with cake and taking a victory lap around the neighborhood in honor of its fourth birthday. Four years ago this weekend, I turned the lights on at this corner of the Internet with the hopes to engage runners everywhere in supportive, meaningful conversations about training, motivation, inspiration, running advice, unladylike moments and more. […] Read more
Running is in the DNA of Eugene, Oregon. It’s like a sacred undercurrent pulsing through every part of the city, with the strongest beat coming from Historic Hayward Field. I had the incredible fortune to go to Track Town USA for the first time to watch the 2016 US Olympic Track and Field Trials with the Brooks Running […] Read more
“This ability to conquer oneself is no doubt the most precious of all things sports bestows.” – Olga Korbut, Four-time Olympic Gold Medalist It was 1996. I was walking through a park with my mom, dad and brother in downtown Atlanta during the Centennial Olympic Games. At age 14, I had no idea I’d be working […] Read more
Nine times out of 10, I’m very good at being an expert juggler. I can typically handle and conquer multiple priorities, commitments and life to-dos while still managing to keep my clothes clean, dinner cooked and the house {mostly} ready for guests. Lately however, I’ve been in that 10 percent area where things don’t quite work so well. […] Read more
Running is something I love. It’s an outlet to break away from stress. It’s a time to feel free and unbridled. It’s a way to see the world … or my neighborhood (over and over and over). It’s time spent with good friends. It’s so many things that make me happy and provide a sense […] Read more