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Before this race, I scoured the internet trying to figure out what to expect running the original marathon course in Athens. Obviously, the only way to really know what a race is like is to run the thing, but I was disappointed with the information available online. How bad were the hills, really? Was it… Continue reading marathon
I've fallen for Athens because it is so like the cities I've already loved. The prevalence of coffee houses, the laid back way of lingering over a meal or drink, the New York attitude of 'do your thing, no one gives a shit'. Mountain ranges, craggy and welcoming in the distance, circle Athens. Dusty trails… Continue reading thoughts & being in Greece
The awareness of one's body in space. WHAT IS IT ABOUT BEING IN MOTION THAT CALLS US? On our worst days, why does the state of being in present in the moment calm us down? In our moments of joy, doesn't it seem like we need to use our entire bodies to express our emotions?… Continue reading proprioception
Some thoughts and advice. Choosing to live near Houston in the summer is akin to willingly stepping into a sauna and closing the door for six months. So, yes, by summer I mean April through October. Come visit during one of these months and tell me I'm wrong. Living in this kind of heat makes… Continue reading HEAT: the end of summer in Texas
Adrienne Langelier is a badass. She's a runner, sports psychologist (you can book an appointment with her here) and confident human whose sense of humor and desire to get to know those around her is immediately apparent. I met Adrienne through an early morning run group, and have been inspired by her authenticity and energy… Continue reading ordinary people doing awesome things: Adrienne Langelier
Kenaia Neumann 