Last year I ran approx 800km. I say approximately because some of my runs I didn’t log. This year I plan to run 1000km. I initially had it at 900km, but decided to push myself that little bit more and go for it by aiming to run 1000km. For some of you that may seem like a […]
I never use to like making lists, or plans for that matter. It wasn’t until recently that I learned and understood the power of making a list and plans. My plans use to be very blasé and not set in stone They were goals that just went with the flow of life. It’s no spring
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If you are looking for a run that is: Fun Un-Timed Colourful Then the Colour Run is for you. When I first heard about the colour run, I was bitterly disappointed that it was in America only and not a worldwide thing. Browsing the Colour run Facebook pay I saw an announcement that they were
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I actually didn’t use this playlist for my last half marathon run. However, I did use this playlist as my training music for my half. Length 2.1 hours
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Long Post Ahead I first found out about the Portland 3 Bays Marathon via some running friends at our local running club. After Run Melbourne, I knew I wanted to tackle the half marathon distance again. However, I couldn’t decide when or where I wanted to do it. It wasn’t until the colour run
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I found out about Run Ballarat around June. To be honest, I’m not too sure when exactly this year, but I remember finding out about it before registrations were open. On the 27th of July (2012), I paid my $43 for my registration, and not long after that I got my shirt (but via Run
It’s Spring baby, there is nothing like warmer weather to give you a “spring” to your step. This new playlist gets me motivated and pushes me further. Music to Spring To Total Time 55.5mins This was the playlist I was listening to when I ran my 10km PB. So I hope this ‘Spring’ playlist gets
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I love setting goals. But the best part of setting goals is achieving them. It is truly satisfying. When I started setting goals last year (2011) I had on there to run a 5km race. The goal wasn’t time, it was the distance. 5km seemed far, well from a none runner, it seemed far, but
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Matilda Iglesias and Sharon Howden added to the misery of male performance this season when they fought out the finish of the Stan and Karen Watson five kilometre handicap at Stawell last Saturday. The Iglesias-Howden quinella was the second by females in 2012 but there has also been a brace of “fairer sex” trifectas. The
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I am a runner. I can say that with gusto now. Back in high school, I use to run, but I stopped because it felt like my lungs were bursting. How times have changed. Running has changed my life in a good way. It clears my head. And when they say it’s cheaper than therapy,
