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Category Archives: NYC Marathon
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Learning From My Mistakes: My 2013 Running Plans
If 2012 was the year of “making all the mistakes,” then 2013 is the year in which I learn from all of them. With almost 1/12th of the year in the bag, I’m feeling really good about 2013. I know [...]
From 4:13 To 3:51: My Manchester City Marathon Recap
I spent 11 months in 2011 working to gain automatic entry to the New York City Marathon. I ran the requisite nine races — seriously burning out in the process — and volunteered at that year’s NYCM Expo. Finally, after [...]
Posted in Family, NYC Marathon, Races, Running, Travel and tagged Family, Manchester City Marathon, New Hampshire, New York City Marathon, Race Recaps, Running, Travel-
When Nothing Goes According To Plan
One major lesson I’ve learned this year is that no matter how hard you try — no matter how many pretty little To-Do lists you make — life doesn’t always follow your plan. In fact, more often than not, live [...]
Posted in Family, NYC, NYC Marathon, Running, Travel and tagged Family, Hurricane Sandy, Manchester City Marathon, New Hampshire, New York City Marathon, Running, Travel-
Thankful Things Thursday: For Safety, Pride & Resilience
Well today’s edition of Thankful Things Thursday should be pretty easy, huh? After all that’s happened this week, I’m feeling extraordinarily grateful, so please allow me to let it all out. I’m thankful for the safety of my friends and [...]
The Morning After
I have lived in New York City for almost six years. In that time, I have never felt unsafe or scared. I never felt unsafe walking home to my first apartment on East 102nd Street, naively listening to my headphones [...]
Posted in NYC, NYC Marathon and tagged Hurricane Sandy, New York City Marathon, New York Road Runners-
My New York City Marathon Playlist
Hey storm troopers! In true “the week before the New York City Marathon” fashion (remember the freak Halloween Snowtober thing last year?), there’s a heck of a storm blazing through the area. Hurricane Sandy is here, and she’s crazy! But [...]
Posted in Central Park, Giveaways, Music, NYC Marathon and tagged Central Park, Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America, Giveaway, Hurricane Sandy, Lululemon, Music, New York City Marathon, Playlist-
Thankful Things Thursday: It's Been A While
Somewhere in between the madness of traveling, working and more working, I’ve seriously neglected the Thankful Things Thursday tradition. But the “holiday” lives on! And today I’m back with plenty of things to be grateful for. So without any pithy [...]
Marathon On My Mind
Here’s a fun fact: Up until last week, I really wasn’t excited about running the New York City Marathon. In fact, I wrote my “10 Reasons I’m Excited To Run The New York City Marathon” post last week in part [...]
10 Reasons I'm Excited To Run The New York City Marathon
The New York City Marathon has played a small role in my life since I moved to New York City five years ago. The first time I watched the marathon was long before I was a runner myself. A coworker [...]
And So I Peaked
Last week I tried to be all profound and was like, “Hey everyone, I learned some lessons this week and this is all my knowledge. I don’t think I’m meant for semi-high mileage running.” Oh really, Ali? Really? Is that [...]
Posted in Central Park, NYC Marathon, Running, Travel and tagged Marathon Training, New York City Marathon, Running, Travel, West Side Highway-
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