In this day and age, is anonymity still to be desired and actively guarded at the public level? We say yes! There is lots of debate to be found on the web – go ahead…
I wonder: is there a way to give this podcast and website over to other AA’s so that we all become responsible for it and have a hand in it? I’m sure you’ve recognized the…
I never would have guessed that being injured could be such a gift. Almost like getting to the doors of AA, I literally kicked and screamed against my perceived injustice of it all. I was…
I have recently been studying the life and ultrarunning performances of Yiannis Kouros, a Greek athlete in the 1980’s who held over 150 world records and who seemed able to tap into a spiritual realm…
So you have a 50 Km trail race planned and you signed up for it about four weeks in advance. You actually ran the 50 Mile course there last year and enjoyed the scenery, the race, and you placed 4th overall. This 50 Km run is in preparation for a 120 Km+ race that is coming up in 3 weeks and you are looking forward to testing your fitness. As a matter of fact, you have been doing long runs on this very course for 6 weeks leading up to it.
Reason for Gratitude
- August 18, 2017
- Tagged as: Bill Wilson, Billy Yang, Devon Yanko, Jim Walmsley, Nikki Kimball, Rob Krar
We AA’s have a lot to be grateful for. And for those of us who are AA members and runners, we may have more yet to be thankful for. There seems to be a trend in the running world today for top elite runners to share their stories and struggles with depression.