We've been busy lately as we have been working on all the different ways we reach our supporters. In addition to this blog, there's also a Facebook page to manage and now -- our newest addition -- is a fundraising page. When you get some time, we hope you'll spend a few moments exploring these pages and seeing what's new. We're updating regularly now, so there will be no shortage of fun new things to find!
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Running for Our Loves
Three women. Three states. Three medals. Kathi, Laura, and Veronica are training to complete the Disney Double Dare Challenge in August 2018 at Disneyland in California as a fundraising effort for the American Cancer Society. Each woman's story is her own, but together they are better. Together they are wiser. Together they will finish stronger. Follow their journeys through marriage, motherhood, and Mickey Mouse as they make their way to the finish line and kick cancer to the curb.
Monday, August 7, 2017
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Get Ready!
We're back!
Get ready because Running For Our Loves is bigger, better, and bolder than ever. You're not going to want to miss out on the next big adventure. Regular posts will begin soon. Just hang tight as we update, upload, and upgrade our blog and Facebook page.
Get ready because Running For Our Loves is bigger, better, and bolder than ever. You're not going to want to miss out on the next big adventure. Regular posts will begin soon. Just hang tight as we update, upload, and upgrade our blog and Facebook page.
Sunday, August 23, 2015
Summer Running...Lessons Learned
Ten weeks out until the City of Oaks marathon in Raleigh and I got in a long run/walk this afternoon in the midst off of all the Back to School craziness. My husband fixed up the jogging stroller and I took my youngest out on a run/walk of five miles in the sunshine and 80 degree temps. During our hour-long run, I learned a few things.
exhausting exciting task of setting up my classroom. Time to start getting in my runs first thing in the mornings or before bed. There's a lot coming up and much to think about, so I'll need those runs.
What lessons do you learn while running? Do you make important decisions mid-run or is it a time of meditation?
Jeremiah was OUT by the end of the first mile. |
- Running shorts are not meant for everyone. Girls with thick thighs are better off sticking to their trusted running capris. See = chafing.
- Pushing a thirty-pound kid in a stroller for any distance is much harder than running alone. Props to the mother runners who do this on a regular basis.
- Sticking to a training plan is essential. And yet life (at least in my case) doesn't seem to go as planned and, as a result, you may find yourself realizing that there may be more walking than running originally planned, BUT you are going to run as much as you can and you are going to finish.
- Finding your WHY is important but taking that WHY along for the run helps push through the hardest miles. Having my li'l man with me today helped me push for five instead of giving up at two.
A long and sweaty five, but a full five! |
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