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I've come to realize I may not have the ability to place on the podium, but I do have the desire to Run Epic Distances a...

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Recent News
Running for Stacy and all those who are fighting.

VA 24-Hour Ultra Run Against Cancer (a little long but I hope worth the read.) I’ve dedicated this race to those who are fighting cancer. When I say...

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RUNNING is not canceled

The Runner, The Virus and the Races… Not discounting the toll on humanity and the very real cost of lost in lives, income, and stability.  But I wanted...

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Running the NO VIRUS 100 solo Ultramarathon

I knew it was coming. NEWS FLASH “the 2020 running of the Umstead 100 has been cancelled. I understand, respect and support that decision.  But hold my...

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Running the new normal?

Social distancing, solo running, virtual races and broken dreams. Is this the new normal for our running community. Many of us did not see this coming...

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Being A Runner – What makes you better?

Trying to keep up with the Jones…  We are all searching for that little something extra.  That something magical to shave a few seconds off our personal...

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My Ultra-Crazy Year In Review

2019 – A year that would best be described as a year packed full of challenges, turmoil, self-doubt, and rebounds. GOALS/RESULTS: Yearly Mileage: 25...

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Running the 57th Annual JFK 50-Mile Endurance Race

Some races have a loyal following because of the unique and challenging terrain on which the course is run. Some races establish a strong culture based...

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Running and Writing – Why I do it

Both gifts came later in life. Running was something that did not come naturally. At a young age, I had some speed, I was a quick little kid but lacked...

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Ultra Marathon – 6 Weeks to a 100-Mile Finish

6-weeks to a 100-mile finish (I do not recommend this training plan to anyone…) All was going well until Feb, 2019 when during a run I caught a root...

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Morgantown Marathon – Race Report

Morgantown Marathon – Yes It’s Hilly A marathon with a bit of a punch.  With social media hashtags like #yesitshilly and #conqurethiscourse I suspected...

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Not Running and what I’m learning

Some honest facts about my time off from running. Some background, Feb 2, 2019, I went to the Uwharrie Mountains to get in some training miles and to...

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