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Tag Archives: Stress
The Belly Fat Myth
There is so much misinformation on television and the net about fat loss, diet, exercise, stress and specifically on belly fat loss, that I decided to put out my two cents on the subject. Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Diet Tips, Health, Nutrition, Plant Powered Athletes, Training
Tagged Abs, Aerobic Exercise, Belly Fat, Core, Cortisol, Crossfit, Diet, Exercise, Fat Loss, High Intensity Intervals, Myths, Peace of Mind, Running, Six Pack Abs, Stress, Weight Loss, Well Being
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Weekly Training: 4/25/11 – 5/1/11
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood? Honestly, I have no idea, but I do know that they can easily outrun me after a long trail run. Another hundred mile week under my belt and I am beat. The continuous miles have deadened my legs and shortened my stride. So you can imagine my surprise when… Continue reading
Posted in Plant Powered Athletes, Racing, Training
Tagged Cross Training, Fitness, High Mileage, Illness, Race, Running, Stairmaster, Strength Training, Stress, Trail Running, Training, Uphill, Vermont
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Weekly Training: 4/18/11 – 4/24/11
Getting sick for nearly 3 weeks in February really shook my confidence and threw me abruptly off of my training path. After 2 months I have finally begun to build back up to my desired training load and regain confidence. With only 3 weeks till the U.S. 15k Trail Running Championships in Spokane, WA, I’m hoping that I’ll be ready in time to defend my Masters gold medal. Continue reading
Weekly Training – 2/14/11 – 2/20/11
The build continues! With the Northeast Snowshoe Championships only a week away and the U.S. National Snowshoe Championships less than 3 weeks away, I’ve really pushing my body to the limit in hopes of a high peak at race time. All of this effort has added up to a new weekly record of 18 hours, 10 minutes and 37 seconds of training! Continue reading
Posted in Plant Powered Athletes, Training
Tagged Cross Country Skiing, Cross Training, Fitness, Gym, Illness, Leg Press, Mt. Greylock, National Championships, Race, Running, Snow, Snowshoe, Strength Training, Stress, Tabata, Trail Running, Training, Uphill, Upright Rowing, Vermont, Winter
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Weekly Training 2/7/11 – 2/13/11
When in Rome, do as the Romans. Or more appropriately, when you are buried in snow, go snowshoeing! Now that the Empire State Building Run Up is behind me, I can focus all my efforts on the upcoming U.S. National Snowshoe Championships in early March. Continue reading
Posted in Plant Powered Athletes, Training
Tagged Cross Country Skiing, Cross Training, Fitness, Gym, Illness, Leg Press, Race, Running, Snow, Snowshoe, Strength Training, Stress, Tabata, Trail Running, Training, Uphill, Upright Rowing, Vermont, Winter
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Weekly Training 1/31/11 – 2/6/11
The week started off with a taper for the Empire State Building Run Up. All of the long hours of cross training these past 6 weeks seems to have paid off as I shaved 44 seconds off my best time in the race and finished as the 1st American and 4th overall. Wow! That was unexpected! Continue reading
Posted in Plant Powered Athletes, Training
Tagged Cross Country Skiing, Cross Training, Empire State Building, Fitness, Gym, Illness, Leg Press, Running, Snow, Snowshoe, Strength Training, Stress, Tabata, Trail Running, Training, Uphill, Upright Rowing, Vermont, Winter
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Falling in Love… With Running
Do you love doing the things that you are committed to? Or do you simply feel pressured and obligated to do them because of a commitment you’ve made? Many people find themselves committed to routines that they don’t enjoy, and they seldom step back and allow themselves to view the activity from a distance and new perspective… to see the forest, rather than the leaves on the trees. Continue reading →