D.C. Lucchesi LL Cool J didn’t to want to call it that, but at some point in our athletic careers we’re all faced with the prospect of rebounding from injury, illness or work and family commitments that have sidelined our training or racing. We all know what poet Robert
By D.C. Lucchesi I’m not saying I’m old, but I’m old enough to remember how we used to buy running shoes. Or at least how I did. It wasn’t all that long ago when running shoes were shelved along the walls of the neighborhood sporting goods stores –
By Jennifer Kirby For the first half of his life, Rick Steinbacher had working out down cold. A swimmer in middle school, he transitioned to football, basketball and track in high school and “lived in the gym or in the weight room.” In college, he played football at UNC-Chapel
By DC Lucchesi At a cocktail party full of endurance athletes, brags about training load, fad diets, and swanky, stupid-light equipment are as ubiquitous as snowflakes in Minnesota. A real eyebrow-raiser in this or most any other circle would be crows about how much time you’re spending
By John C. Bevier No one ever expects to have to use their CPR training, but when a life is in jeopardy, trained responders often act first and think about it later. Such is the case for Jason Biggs and Brent Dorenkamp, who saved Christopher J. Cramarossa’s life during
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By Melissa Mincic I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve been told, “I don’t know how you run like that. You’re crazy.” I’m not at all claiming to be mentally stable, but “crazy” is a strong word. It most often comes from nonrunners, so I chalk
By Jennifer Kirby Kelcey Carlson could be forgiven for slacking off on her workout routine. As a wife, mom of two young children, and reporter and anchor for WRAL-TV, her schedule is packed to the brim. But time reserved for running is sacred. “For me, running is more