Ian
About Me
Hello, my name is Ian and I'm a runner. After several years of promising to train for and run the Bolder Boulder 10K I finally signed up for it in 2005 with zero training under my belt. Shocked that I was slower than I thought I should be, I made it my goal to be faster the following year. I'm still not as fast as I should be, but I have been a runner ever since. I believe in quality miles over quantity of miles. I believe that you have to run faster in order to run faster, and I believe that I can. I believe in the Garmin. I believe in motion control and that I have an unhealthy addiction to running shoes. I believe in carb loading and tapering, even before a 5K. I believe I’ll never need to buy another t-shirt ever again. I live to run and I run for the post race spread, where the free food and drink flows like milk and honey, and sometimes even includes milk and honey.My Posts
- Cold Weather Running
Many of us are now in the time of year where the colder weather is approaching as fast as the...
- Music Increases Endurance?
You have no doubt heard people tout the positive motivational effect that music can have on...
- Treadmills for Kids?
Despite the fact that companies have been making kid’s treadmills for over two years...
- Open Letter to Race Directors Everywhere
Dear Race Directors Everywhere, I would like to preface this letter by stating that I have...
- Running into Celebrities
Our culture today is fascinated with celebrities. It is evidenced in the success of magazines...
- Running is Cheap
Somewhere along the line you’ve probably heard someone say that running is a cheap sport...
- Sam Mussabini Wasn’t Talking To You
In the 1981 movie Chariots of Fire, running coach Sam Mussabini tells Harold Abrahams, “you...
- Under Armour Underfoot
Just when you thought you’d figured out which running shoes you liked best, another company...
- Race Shirt Etiquette
What is the proper etiquette for wearing your race shirt? Can you wear it to race in, or should...
- Strike a Pose
The first rule of race pictures is that no one looks good in their race pictures. The second...
- Should chip timing be done at the finish AND start of races?
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- Putting All the (Timing) Chips On the Table
Chip timed races are becoming increasingly more popular, but apparently not everyone knows...
- Sound Bites: Pack Some Punch Into Your Playlist
You know it’s time to spice up your playlist when you can sing all the way through it without...
- Your Right to Shoes
How many pairs of running shoes do you have stashed away somewhere in your home? How long has...
- The Mile High Club: Running at Altitude
Are you a member of the Mile High Club? No, not the one that involves airplanes and sardine...
- Very Superstitious
Many athletes have quirky superstitions, like the hockey goalie who talks to his posts or the...



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