(never home)makers run wild
>> Sunday, February 14, 2010
If you haven't read about us yet, you may not know our favorite non-food hobby: running. So, whether or not you were "born to run," you very well might enjoy some of these posts. They cover a range of topics related to running, training, motivation, and everything else for beginners and long-time runners alike.
And if there's a topic you DON'T see covered yet -- let us know. We're always looking for ideas. Just email us at neverhomemaker [at] gmail [dot] com.
JUST GETTING STARTED?
- Reader Question: Getting Into Gear?
- How to Run
- How to Suit Up to Set Out (And Other FAQs)
- We Answer Reader Running Questions
- Running Means . . . Weight Gain?
- Run Your Best Race
- No Workout is Too Short or Slow
- Treadmill Survival Guide
- Early to Rise, Early to Run
- How to Run Long: LSD for Beginners
- How to Train in the Cold Months
- Running Sans Watch
- Running Advice On Your TV!
- The Physical AND the Mental
- How Ashley Fell in Love with Running
- No Workout is Too Short or Slow
- Ode to my 17-year-old Self: The Mile
- The Mile: Age 26
- On Being a Self-Made Athlete
- How to Beat Seasonal De-Motivation
- When a Workout Doesn't Work Out
- How to Stay Motivated
- Marathon Week: The Taper
- Long Runs: How and What to Eat?
- Endurance Athletes: How and What to Eat?
- Racing Burnout and Marathon Training
- Respect the Marathon?
- Respecting the Marathon, Part II: Sarah's Story
- Long Run Sundays: Our Schedule
- How to Run Long: LSD for Beginners
- Food for Runners: G-a-r-l-i-c
- Food for Runners: B-a-n-a-n-a-s
- Homemade Marathon Chunks Recipe
- Long Runs: How and What to Eat?
- Endurance Athletes: How and What to Eat?
- Anti-Inflamatory Smoothie for Runners
- Running Means . . . Weight Gain?
- Double Time: Benefits of Running Twice Daily
- Hit the Hills: Training Techniques to Rock Mountains
- Moving Forward After a D(id) N(ot) F(inish)
- Marathon Week: The Taper
- Running for Speed: How To
- Racing Burnout and Marathon Training
- Run Your Best Race
- Great Expectations
- The Seven-Year Itch?
- Chase those Post-Race Blues Away
- Aqua Jogging at the YMCA
- Ice Baths: A Somewhat Necessary Evil
- Everything in Moderation
- How To Rest Easy
- When a Workout Doesn't Work Out
- Should You Run While You're Sick?
- Exercise: What's Too Much?
I ran my last pregnant mile on Sunday, November 6th. 37 Weeks, 3 days. Overall, running treated me well throughout my pregnancy. But walking, workout DVDs, and yoga served as fantastic supplements. I slowed my pace, kept it easy/low-stress, and always treated each run like it might be my last. Ultimately, I stopped because running no longer feels comfortable to me.
- Running and Pregnancy: The Basics
- Deciding Which Half to Run. And if I should Run It.
- Training for a Half Marathon or Other Race While Pregnant
- My Pregnant Half Marathon Experience
- A New 5K PR . . . Sort Of
- 15K at 20 Weeks Pregnant
- Perfect Preggo Active Morning
- 25 Weeks and Running
- Slowing Down, But Not Stopping
- 31 Weeks and Meeting Goals
- It's Not Running . . .
- Falling in Love with Running . . . Again
- Reader Question: Getting Into Gear?
- Vibrams: Stephen's Experience
- Vibrams: Those Funny 5-Fingered Shoes
- Barefoot Running. Making the Switch
- Treadmill versus Outdoor Running: Which is Better?
- Treadmill Survival Guide
- Core Blaster Extreme!
- Tri Cross-Training for Runners
- YOGA: Chaturanga Dandasana Sequence
- YOGA: Shoulder Stand
- YOGA: Headstand
- YOGA: Bakasana
- YOGA: Bridge and Wheel
- YOGA: Half Moon
- YOGA: My Favorite Yoga Pose?
- How to Train in the Cold Months
- Back on the Wagon: Bread Run on 10/10/10
- Ashley's Wineglass Report: First DNF Experience
- Boilermaker 15K Race Report
- Lake Placid Half Marathon, June 2010
- Lehigh Valley Half Marathon, April 2010
- Philadelphia Marathon, November 2009
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