Category: Digital Running

Raffi had a few extra credits with Vistaprint left over from a Groupon she bought, so she made me some wicked cool Digital Running Club bumper stickers. I like the overall size, but the logo itself is a little small. I think a die cut sticker in the shape of the logo would be even… Continue reading Wicked cool stickers and a run with Ragnar Cary

Well, at over 2 months, this is possibly my longest blogging drought since the very beginnings of this blog. It’s not like I’ve been idle, though. I’ve had more than enough posting action over at digitalrunning.com. On the running front, I’ve been holding my own – averaging about 20-25 miles per week. It seems like… Continue reading Checking In

I’m still alive, despite my lack of posting. I’m sure you’re all eagerly awaiting the photos from the 2011 Florida Keys Ragnar Relay, but you’ve waited a whole month, so what’s another week? Okay, maybe I’ll drop one in just for fun: I’ve been a lot busy this week, but just wanted to drop a… Continue reading Not Dead Yet

Alright loyal readers, it’s time for some feedback.  I’ve had some ideas about online tools I want to build for the running community, but I’m curious to know what people are actually looking for.  Is there anything missing?  Is there something that could be better?  So, if you all don’t mind taking a little time… Continue reading What do you want?

I know there are quite a few of you out there who use heart rate based training methods.  Since my methods are based primarily on race performance and prescribed paces, I’m a little clueless about how you plan and log runs: 1)  How do you plan your runs?  Do you try to stay between some… Continue reading Questions for the heart rate trainers

I hit the treadmill today for 5 miles before a 1 hour strength training session. That, of course was no milestone. In fact, I felt somewhat sluggish during the 5 miles at 9:05 pace…just a bit of a “hangover” from yesterday’s threshold work I suppose. The true milestone has to do with a website I’ve… Continue reading A milestone of sorts