Date registered: February 25, 2011
Apr 16
Record highs for the Boston Marathon in 2012! I took the train to the Mile 10 mark and watched the elite women, then the men pass. I waited to jump in with a friend that was in the second wave, then ran a mile with her, waited and ran with another friend for a while. …
Apr 11
Speed Work! Fun? Yes! I did my speed work with friends and had a great time! But you don’t need a track. The thing is…to be faster, you have to run faster. Why do runners say “I want to be faster, I just don’t know how to get faster”? Think about it on your next …
Apr 10
What a Fun Group! We started Easter morning along the Boston Marathon route for 8+ miles. A few people couldn’t resist their chance to run across the finish line of the marathon…so we ran the extra mile to go Right on Hereford, Left of Boylston! This is such a great run to build confidence for …
Mar 27
Running On Fresh Legs after a few days off! After coming home from San Francisco, it was great to run this flat course around Fresh Pond with a few friends! Love love love the Spring season! Running On Shorty Shorts is coming soon!
Mar 23
We were Running On Fumes in San Francisco – after spending a couple of days touring the bay and tasting wine in Sonoma, we ran the Emerald Nut 12k across the Golden Gate bridge on Sunday. Absolutely loved the views, the weather and the nuts runners!
Mar 13
The record highs in March with Spring weather must be hurting our local gyms! I am still enjoying my morning workouts, but running and commuting are strictly outdoors! I rode my bike to Boston today – why commute on the train if you can train on the commute? (Honestly, the picture is the Boudhanath in …
Mar 11
What a morning to be Running On Lost Time! We had to adjust to an early wake up call for daylight savings time – but it was an amazing morning to run the second leg of the BAA Marathon tour series! We started at the Mile 10 mark in Natick and ran through Natick, Wellesley …
Mar 10
Today we ran from Ashland to Natick! The first leg of a three part series to run the course of the BAA Marathon. OK-Let’s be honest about this tour. It goes from Ashland, through Framingham to Natick. It’s the true suburbs of Boston where houses are affordable and forgotten factories remind us of when Americans …
Feb 26
This morning we went Running On History from the original start of the BAA Marathon! It all started in Ashland, MA in 1897 with 15 men racing for Boston. Today we followed in their footsteps by taking the train from Back Bay to Ashland, then running to Natick Center. If you want to know what …
Feb 25
Windy Saturday! Sometimes I need extra motivation to get out and run – you can really make your training entertaining in Boston! I ran 3 miles on a tour of Boston today. It was fun to learn about history along the route and get in a few miles.
