#IrunUtah #garmin #utahtrails #beautifulutah #irunthisbody #dowhatyoulove #getoutdoors #springtraining #runningonresilience #crohns #hashimotos #tierrasunglasses #teamsparkle One advantage of actually living in the mountains is I can run the trails any time. With a Canyon 3 miles from my front door, and trails into the mountains that are apart of my city, my options are endless. The view [...]
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Southern Utah Half Marathon
Southern Utah is world renowned for its majestic mountains and arid natural beauty. When the sun rises and starts to warm the red rocked landscape, the view is inspiring. The horizon develops a warm glow that is unlike anything I've seen anywhere else; I absolutely love it. When I woke up Friday morning to a [...]
Red Rock Serendipity 🏜
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Runners are Odd…
Runners are odd individuals. We often look at things through a peculiar filter. I can't honestly say why, but over the last 10 years of consistent running, I've developed the ability to look at my running mind and laugh at myself. I'm not exactly sure why I make some of the funny choices I do. [...]
Living with Reality
Sometimes despite all my hard work and efforts, reality wins out. Reality is that I have a compromised immune system and it no matter what I do, it eventually makes itself known. Last Saturday I ran the St. Patrick's Day Lucky 13 half marathon. Being my first long distance run/race post Phoenix marathon, Coach Paul [...]
Running on Resilience 