2021: The Comeback starts NOW!
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2020: The Year That Was(n’t)
Difficult Roads Lead to Beautiful Destinations. Here’s to 2020, The Year that Was(n’t)
A Runner Looks at 40: Part 2
When I put Runnin’ Not Walken together to get in better shape, I was 34, turning 35 later that year and completely unsure of what the year had in store for me. I’d spent the previous 4 years completely happy with my little ones being born and it just led me down a path whereContinue reading “A Runner Looks at 40: Part 2”
On Staying Positive
2020 has made it hard to do a lot of things. I think staying positive has been chief among those that have proven difficult for me and I’d assume that a lot of you have struggled as well. There’s just been so much that has been taken away or shifted from our routine that itContinue reading “On Staying Positive”
Runners Doing Good: By the Numbers Post Ragnar Michigan ’19
As we look towards 2021, here’s a quick summary of stats about Team RDG.
A Runner Looks at 40: A Look Back
So 2020 hasn’t gone like I planned. There’s been some good and a whole lot of “meh.” Looking back at a post I wrote in December, just before my birthday, I had ALL SORTS OF GOALS. With what I had hoped and planned for, it was set up to be a great year. Check outContinue reading “A Runner Looks at 40: A Look Back”
It’s Time to Look Towards 2021
It’s simply time to look at 2021.
I’m Back! Now For Some Thoughts…
I had the chance to run through the woods and trails of Clifty Falls State Park and I had some thoughts about 2020 and what’s next and I’d love your feedback.
RDG’s Top 10 – #9 – Brandon’s Helmet Run ’15
This still makes me laugh to this day. Brandon had brought a cowboy hat to wear during the race and a lot of people had funny hats. He even brought one of his old football helmets. We were having a blast with the race and I simply thought he’d wear it somewhere along the wayContinue reading “RDG’s Top 10 – #9 – Brandon’s Helmet Run ’15”
RDG’s Self Sustaining Goal
In the article from the other day, one of the team goals was to become self-sustaining. That’s not an easy thing to become when you’re a group of runners, doing this for fun, but with a purpose. We’re not a Non-Profit who can go out there, organize, and bring in donations that benefit us directly.Continue reading “RDG’s Self Sustaining Goal”
