Ayy! @brooksrunning coming through with the official, “Bourbon IS whiskey, Larry” tee. NEED one? Super simple, just give this a ReTweet and make sure you’re following me. I’ll pick 50 random winners on 2/20 and slide all the details into the DMs.
Cheers 🥃! #runhappy
Get Comfortable with the Process: talking about resolutions, the journey and the process and showing up to do the work along the way. https://t.co/YNuOo953bH
Your best athletic performances are partly because of the greatness that is the human body and its evolutionary adaptations. And it's all so damn cool! #sportandthebody https://t.co/nm7cofRRLs
The goal isn’t to be the best at coming back from a running injury, it’s to build up the mental and physical resilience so that you don’t get injured. Pilates helps. #runchat#runner#pilates https://t.co/OUKH1acAYx
Truth: Developing mental strength tactics for running and racing (that actually work) takes more than just repeating mantras. This year's @ChiMarathon mental game was strong 💪 https://t.co/fs0IiV2aij #running
Yesterday, marathoner Eliud Kipchoge became the first ever to break two hours. Today in Chicago, Brigid Kosgei set a new women’s world record. Staggering achievements on their own, they’re also remarkable examples of humanity’s ability to endure—and keep raising the bar.
A new study shows that changing your cadence requires a lot of mental work (you knew that), but eventually your brain settles back to "normal" (so stick with it). https://t.co/wsiEYiMGkG
Changing your running from a cognitive perspective: The Mental Cost of Changing your Stride over @PodiumRunner Thanks for the work and insight from @rwilly2003 https://t.co/jgAtQA4coU