A Boston Marathon win easily makes for a great story, it’s an iconic race that for many is the ultimate symbol of success. However, some days in Boston set the stage for stand out performance that become legendary stories, and April 16th 2018 was one of those days. On...
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Book Review: How Bad Do You Want It? By Matt Fitzgerald
This is truly one of my favorite books of all time as it merges my two favorite topics: running and psychology. This book explains in detail why I fell in love with running and what keeps me coming back time and time again to learn more about myself through the sport....
Book Review: Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike by Phil Knight
Often times sporting brands don’t just represent products supplied to athletes but more so reflect the attitude athletes bring to their sport. Shoe Dog, a memoir of the founder of Nike, is a walk through of how the running spirit was centered in every step on the...
Book Review: Don’t Call it a Comeback by Keira D’Amato
If you’re anything like me, every once in a while you daydream about what it would be like to be a pro runner. I always used to think it would make running completely different, but this book showcased for me that we have far more in common with the pros than we...
