Throwback Thursday: Maryland Marathon on December 5, 1976. The last time I followed application instructions for my “first” name (James-which I never use!). #throwbackthursday#marathonrunner#endurancetraining https://t.co/gqadbWWYuM
My go to pre-workout/pre-race food is a bagel(I ate the other half & the. I remembered I needed to take a picture...oh welll!) I’ll go with butter or peanut butter. What’s your go to ????#nutritionfortriathletes… https://t.co/f0s9RM9Oej
Whether you’re just starting to run again or are already in the middle of some solid training, it’s a good to be reminded that the recovery part of the equation is important. It’s easy to get a lot of momentum with… https://t.co/VQZRUj9Ajn
Not my first race of 2020, but the first of two big ones that I’m preparing for. Taking my time with running to allow my chiropractors familychirohealth to get me set up for the future. Got into triathlon training by… https://t.co/NOFdtzCq96
The idea for today’s blog post came from today’s run - my second run with my workout stored in my Garmin how mindful of the present I had to be to complete the workout within the heart rate zone I was targeting. Go… https://t.co/vIGPaJ9S7J
Early start at the pool. Rebuilding the base for next year’s Ironman season: Mussellman 70.3 in July and Louisville 140.6 in October. Still feeling the ribs a little, but the swim stretched them out. Took almost… https://t.co/ECDpnNtPel
Got in a nice easy bike ride. Starting up slowly after giving my broken rib 5 weeks to heal. #triathlontraining#mussellman70.3 @ North Park https://t.co/9ojiOW4zEA