Running, Weight Loss, and Mindfulness

UnderArmour HOVR Sonic Running Shoes Review

The UA HOVR Sonic is definitely road-worthy, and I think it’s most certainly worth a trip to your nearest running shop to at least try on to see for yourself.

I Kind of Made An Oopsie

Earlier this year (or maybe it was late last year — I don’t remember), I decided to transition away from the Geek Fitness brand into a new one: RunningShoes.tv. I think that was an oopsie, so I’m back and gonna be better than ever.

Beginner’s Guide to Start Running and Stick with It

You don’t need anything but running shoes to start running. But having some basic gear can make a big difference and keep you going.

Finally, a Truly Simple Half-Marathon Training Plan

I found an easy and simple half-marathon training plan with no gimmicks that worked to get me a sub-2hr PR in my first 13.1 race!

New Balance 1080v7 Running Shoes First Impressions & Mini Review

Just took the New Balance 1080v7 shoes out for a spin, and I like them so far. Way easier on my knees and ankle than the Altra Paradigm or Mizuno Wave Rider.

The Blerch is a Wretched, Lazy Beast. And He’s Winning.

Being a runner gives my life meaning. No, wait. Being a runner gave my life meaning. I know you think that sounds hyperbolic, melodramatic, and over-the-top...and you’re right. It is. But I was reading The Terrible and Wonderful Reasons Why I Run Long Distances for...

From Fat to Fit – Chapter 1 – Morbid Obesity? Nahhhh…

Chapter 1, in which a urologist calls me morbidly obese, and I just can’t handle the truth. #tomcruise

From Fat to Fit – Prologue- Harry Potter and the 150lb Weight Loss

When I couldn’t fit on a roller coaster because I weight 310 pounds, something had to go. And that something was 150 pounds and a whole lot of emotional baggage.

I miss being a runner

Runkeeper tells me that I became a runner on June 27, 2012 at 3:05pm. That was the very first run I tracked by GPS. I did 1.72 miles in 36:37, a pace of 21:18 per mile. That's slower than I walk a mile now. But it was the first time I had succeeded at running, and I...