Expeditious, the time flew this summer more than any other one that I remember. I’m still focused on my training not only for the 2026 NYC Marathon, but also for continuous year-round fitness. Focus means blocking out the stuff not attributing to my goals. Vey important in an information rich, yet wisdom poor society in […]
I have really refined how I train for almost a year now. The Norwegian Singles Method by James Copeland and most recently, Marius Bakken’s Norwegian Training Method, provided a majority of the parameters to operate in. Yes, on singles the concept is sweet spot. Though, much like almost every musician I know hates terming what […]
I’m happy with the start of my 2026 training. My theme, clarity and intent, is at the forefront of how I’m structuring and distributing my training framework this year. Coupled with my new employment with NYRR for group training, I’m finding balance while not only gaining fitness, but also sharing tips with others on how […]
I preceded this year with the goal of tackling unfinished business. In my quest to arrive at my best fitness yet, I unanticipated that 2025 would lead me to unearth just what exactly held me back in previous years of my development. After all, probing through the weeds of exercise physiology takes a bit of […]
Traveling to run in a World Marathon Major usually imposes its own set of challenges logistically, mentally and physically. In actuality, the organizers and the city of Chicago made an event of this scale much more relaxed than I anticipated. All fitting, because relaxed basically summarizes how I approached this edition of the Chicago Marathon. […]
On Saturday, I participated in the Queens 10k. Running in Flushing Meadows Corona Park marked my first time back to racing since the Brooklyn Half Marathon a few weeks prior. Since Brooklyn, I took some time off and researched how I wanted to approach my training for the Chicago Marathon. In the midst of figuring […]