For some reason, runners often get stereotyped as stubborn. I have no idea why. It’s not like we will get our run in regardless of the weather. It’s not like we will run at any time of the day or night to get our runs in. It’s not like we will do anything to avoid missing a workout.
So maybe we are a little stubborn. The good news is that, 99% of the time, being stubborn is a good thing as a runner.
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It’s that time again! Your chance to ask me anything you would like. As I always mention, this is always one of my favorite things to do.
Almost nothing is off limits. Feel free to ask me about training, racing, what’s going on at HillRunner.com, or anything else. This is my invitation to you to ask whatever you would like.
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This Thanksgiving, I have so much to be thankful for personally. The HillRunner.com community is definitely part of what I will be giving thanks for today.
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I feel like I’m late this year, even though it’s only mid-November. Winter definitely has made it to the Midwest early this year. So, as usual, let’s discuss running through the winter.
As always, the bottom line is that you can safely run through the winter with a few precautions and maybe an occasional exception that might keep you indoors.
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I’d like to share with you a tip I give to Club HillRunner.com members around this time every year.
As the weather gets colder and your long sleeve shirts and jackets come out of the closet, take advantage of that gear by covering your watch and not looking at it while you’re running.
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