track quotes

"All things splendid have been achieved by those who dared believe that something inside them was superior to circumstance." thoughts and, yes, constant occasional squealing about things far less important than they appear to be here.

Swimmer problems

No More Excuses! Motivational Quotes to Get Your Butt In Gear! I had a little pity party for myself this morning. I got pissed. I cried. And then I got over it. Life’s not fair. Accept and adjust. My goal was to return to CrossFit today to do WOD 12.2, but, sadly, I’m still in no condition to do any sort of strenuous exercise, which means I’ll probably take a DNF on this workout. Obviously, I’m bummed, but I’m...

Five of the best running mantras to repeat to yourself when times are hard...

Rock 'n' Roll Marathon Series | Marathons, Half Marathons

You know you're a runner when you get mad that an injury keeps you from running, not that it damaged your body.

Every Run is a Blessing, I may not feel like it all the time.....but, who can rely on feelings ;)

LoveThisPic offers The Harder The Struggle pictures, photos & images, to be used on Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, Twitter and other websites.

Grow your Instagram and Facebook presence with exclusive insights and best-in-class management tools for your team. Start a 14-day Free Trial.

I feel this at soccer

A blog that catalogues inspirational sticky notes left in public places.

Need a little help staying at the top of your game? This awesome photo essay features messages, mantras, and manifestos to keep you motivated.

...and the run gives me the "back"!

When you walk, one foot is always on the ground. When you run, most of the time you are actually airborne. For example: a 6-foot tall runner with feet about 1 foot long was found to take 1,250 steps while running 8-minute miles. Thus, while covering 1 mile - 5,280 feet - he was in touch with the ground for 1,250 feet and airborne for 4,030 feet. Put another way, he was in the air for 76% of the time. So don't think of it was a 10-mile run. Think of it as 7 miles of flying.

She’s not just a speed demon on the track—Lauren Fleshman’s an entrepreneur, dedicated blogger, and serious businesswoman. Here, she shares how juggling a few careers (no biggie) has improved her running and changed her life.