LA Marathon Training Group
The last big pre-covid event I attended was the Los Angeles Marathon on March 8th. I didn't run this year, instead my husband and I drove all over LA to cheer on our daughter and [...]
The last big pre-covid event I attended was the Los Angeles Marathon on March 8th. I didn't run this year, instead my husband and I drove all over LA to cheer on our daughter and [...]
Five years ago today (9/7/14) I ran my first marathon. I had 2 goals: to finish and not to finish last. All of my training for this race was done with the help of an [...]
It was wonderful to be out on the course with my two kids I finally made it to the LA Marathon. Way back in 2015 this was supposed to be my 2nd marathon, but I [...]
Sunrise runs can be quite the prayerful start to your day When do you pray? Maybe it's because I wasn't raised in a church I never developed a set prayer time. For many years I [...]
Marathon number 10. I missed my goal by A LOT! But I also surprisingly placed 3rd (of 20) in my age group, thus earning this beautiful plaque I am continually impressed by the [...]
I shared my own race recap yesterday for The San Francisco Marathon (The Mental Game – The San Francisco Marathon Race Recap). It wasn't my best race, but it wasn't without merit. Personally it was [...]
Pre-dawn, pre-race pic with my husband. We were also celebrating our 30th wedding anniversary Two years ago our family decided to run the 2nd half of The San Francisco Marathon. Then, to receive [...]
This tattoo, with the words run, live, breathe and gratitude celebrates the rewards of consistent training. Check out the link below if you want the story behind the tattoo As I'm approaching the [...]
This morning I listened to Mario Frailoi's podcast interview of UltraMarathoner Dean Karnazes. https://www.themorningshakeout.com/category/podcast/ As are all The Morning Shakeout podcasts I've heard, this one was insightful, inspirational, and informative. I love how the conversation [...]
This sermon is based on John 10:11-18 “Did you finish?” The most common question asked after my completing the Boston Marathon. “Did you finish?” Not, “how fast did you go?” Not, “did you have fun?” [...]