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I've been feeling pretty blah lately. I've been hitting the afternoon CrossFit workouts but haven't been motivated to get out of bed in the morning for runs. Where I spent a year of COVID full steam ahead running solo, I finally feel like I've run out of self-imposed motivation. It's also a really tough time of year to be a runner in the South; other parts of the country may be experiencing record highs, but Atlanta remains as hot and humid as ever; it's super gross and really hard to breathe. No big news there. The other day, another runner friend posted similar feelings on FB and pretty much all of our friends started chiming in that they were feeling the same; an overall group malaise if you will. So, when you think you're the only one in a funk just know that you're probably not alone. Maybe there's some motivation to be had just trying to lift each other up when we all feel down? I ran 10k with my girls this morning; just knowing we were meeting was enough to get me out of bed. We struggled but had fun, and told each other "I love you" when we parted ways. It's true, now more than ever, and we should all say it more. Until the next run, whether we feel like it or not; it's always worth it, especially when we lift each other up along the way. ⠀For @bibrave Pride Friday I’m highlighting the great run we had this morning finding new places on @rnnr.co @atlantasnackclub #atlantagrandprix course 3 in Cheshire Bridge/Morningside area. No BibRave gear on this morning because we’ve been without a working washing machine for nearly 6 weeks so keeping my rotation of singlets is tricky these days 😂Feeling cute, might delete later. 😂I hope you love yourself as much as @officialloki loves…”himself”. 😍 #loki #marvelAlmost @atlantatrackclub #peachtreeroadrace #ajcprr time! Let’s go! Sweet dreams!Registration for @rteseries: Mini Mt. Olympus is OPEN. For just $39, you get: 
Tag Archives: phd
Is there a doctor in the house?
You can’t accomplish anything without the possibility of failure. ~Lazarus Lake – creator of the world’s most difficult ultramarathon I’ve just spent the last 4 years in the very privileged position as a PhD student in Analytics and Data Science … Continue reading
Hello darkness, my old friend…a summer of training and challenges
I know, it’s been a minute. I ran an epic marathon PR at Vermont City Marathon on Memorial Day weekend and then before I knew it, September rolled around and summer is over. The last few months have been equally … Continue reading
Whole30 Roundup and Moving Forward
Woohoo! Made it through my first W30! I’m giving myself a 95% since I’m assuming some restaurant probably cooked something in some added crap I wasn’t aware of. But other than that I was on task through normally scheduled meal … Continue reading
Posted in Product Reviews, Training
Tagged food, nutrition, phd, reviews, Training, whole30
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It’s not a lazy weekend; it’s just the calm before the storm
As I wait for some large SAS computations, there’s no better time for an update. I’ve done nothing particularly exciting this weekend. I’ve had the absolute pleasure of following my husband wherever he likes, mostly including a drive to Chattanooga … Continue reading
Posted in Training, Uncategorized
Tagged bibchat, bibrave, GDR, halfmarathon, Mainecoast, marathon, phd, runchat, Training, travel, Yeti100
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