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Tag Archives: running
Hartford Marathon Review
The Hartford Marathon is a great race. I ran the Hartford Half Marathon in 2009 and 2010. This year it was time to step up to the marathon (my second marathon overall). The Hartford Marathon Foundation (HMF) puts on a … Continue reading
Paleo For Lawyers?
I’m eleven days from lining up at the starting line of the Hartford Marathon. My training has gone well. I’m ready. I wish the race was tomorrow. Waiting is the hardest part. Waiting plays cruel tricks on a runners mind. … Continue reading
Hartford Marathon Training: Running Around
On June 17th, I wrote: For the next 18 weeks, my Friday blog posts will be on training for the Hartford Marathon. Link. I wrote about running the following Friday and I have yet to revisit the topic. Here’s the … Continue reading
Hartford Marathon Training Week 1
For the next 18 weeks, my Friday blog posts will be on training for the Hartford Marathon. First, I love the Hartford Marathon Foundation. I’ve done many races and find their races to be the best organized and most enjoyable. … Continue reading
Save Joan’s House
Joan’s house sits at the bottom of a big hill. It’s a hill that I’ve ran up and down – hundreds of times. Sometimes, I see Joan. She may be sitting on her porch or gardening. We usually wave and … Continue reading
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Tagged bill childs, Foreclosure, helder mira, joan holliday, running
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Running And The Law: Your Left Brain Is Out To Get You
by Ryan McKeen The brain has two hemispheres that are separate and don’t interconnect. The logical left brain does our business activities, trying to steer us into pleasure and away from discomfort. The creative and intuitive right side is an … Continue reading
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Tagged jeff galloway, law, left brain, right brain, running
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Running And The Law: Rest Is Vital
by Ryan McKeen “Stress + Rest = Improvement.” -@jeffgalloway The pattern is constant. Run. Walk. Long run one day. Rest the next. Rest is half the equation. Hard work is the other half. My best runs have come when I’ve … Continue reading
