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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Cactus Rose crewing
Cactus Rose is the first 100-miler I’ve crewed at. I’m at the Equestrian Aid Station with Eliot and Asa. Miles 35 and 45 right now. This race is mostly self-supported and it’s strange to just sit here waiting for friends … Continue reading
I have three things to tell you.
1. The weather is absolutely beautiful today. Mid 70s, no humidity. Hello November, let’s go for a run. 2. The scene at the Howard’s house this morning. OK, Asa let’s hop in the car. Mom just needs to get … Continue reading
The sweat becomes you.
Yesterday I was running around like a nut and I was feeling pretty pleased with myself for making a meeting with exactly 30 seconds to spare and a hot cup of Starbucks in my hand. My good friend met me … Continue reading
Doing your best
There’s a Marcello family story about what my grandfather said to my dad when he came home with a report card full of A’s. “No room for improvement.” That’s how I remember the story anyway. Maybe as a result, my … Continue reading
Hot October
It was 94 degrees here in San Antonio yesterday, October 25th. I ran 20 miles in the morning and was wiped out for the rest of the day. 94 degrees will smack you down if you haven’t run in it … Continue reading
Tape, scissors & a combine harvester
Another great group of students this weekend. Another great co-instructor. Ah, it’s good to be so spoiled. Eliot had to take the class and it was so nice to spend the whole weekend together — even though it meant … Continue reading
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Jam-packed weekend
I’m teaching another WFA this weekend. I’ll just be commuting over to UTSA (University of Texas at San Antonio) this time — and not wrangling with one cup coffee machines in fancy hotels. Right now I’m sitting at the … Continue reading
Cold therapy: Part 2 (8 Fewer Minutes!)
I lost a bunch of hours yesterday trying to figure out if I needed to keep torturing myself with potfuls of ice water. The most researched information and recommendations I could find were in Cryotherapy in Sports Injury Management by Kenneth … Continue reading
Cryotherapy and cold-induced vasodilation
More often than not, I write this blog while I’ve got my foot in a pot of ice water. And, more often than not, I have to stop writing to swear under my breath for a while when it gets … Continue reading
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Road running and book clubs
So I think I’m going to run on some roads to train for TNF 50 in December. Bleaugh and bleaugh. The hills on the trails here are a bit too rocky to be helpful — I think. I am really … Continue reading