Getting Ready For Race Day: Middle Distance Local Races

On Saturday, I raced my first 15K. I loved the distance.  It was much more challenging than a 10K, but didn’t require nearly as much training and preparation as a half marathon.  I think that I would prepare similarly for a winter 10K as I did in the days leading up to this race, however […]

Race Recap: Ted Corbitt Classic

On Saturday, I ran the Ted Corbitt Classic, a 15K in Central Park. Although I do much of my training in Central Park, the route of this race is different from my usual training route.  In the weeks leading up to the race, I ran several of my training runs on portions of the course; […]

Two Ingredient Recipe: Cranberry Applesauce

I love the tartness of fresh cranberries. I also love the comfort of a warm, homemade applesauce.  Cranberries elevate this recipe from lunch box staple to sophisticated seasonal treat. This two ingredient recipe is as simple as they come, and your home will smell amazing while the flavors come together over the fire. The color […]

Mini Morning Workouts: When Getting Up (Even) Earlier Just Isn’t An Option

Workouts – like anything important in life – are something you need to make time for. For me, mornings are the ideal time to work out.  Starting my day with a good sweat means that I will feel more energized and at ease throughout the day.  It also has the effect of leading to smarter, […]

Eight Crazy Nights: What To Get For The Runner In Your Life

Chanukah starts on Sunday.  Are you still wondering what to get the runner in your life? Here are eight recommendations; one for each night.  And with all but one item under $30, they are affordable enough that you could buy them all.  You know, if you’re baller. 1.  Running Jacket – It is a necessity […]