Uh-oh! Fitness!!! Fitness!!! Come back!!! Where did you disappear to??? Fitness!!! “Excuse me sir, have you seen my fitness? I’m agonizing over my lost friend and the suffering is nearly unbearable.” “Can you help me find my fitness?” Unfortunately, these thoughts plagued me during my first running “workout” since my return from a six-week injury-related hiatus.Read more
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This week’s workout comes from Dawn Turlington. Dawn started running in 2011 and was immediately hooked. She has completed nearly 100 races and most recently her first marathon in November. She is training to run on a charity team for the Boston Marathon in April. Her college soccer coach used reverse running training, and sheRead more
We’ve gathered our Big River panel of experts to give us their picks for which American’s are going to make the podium at this weekend’s Olympic Marathon Trial and represent the USA in Rio. Let us know you agree or think someone else will be making the team! Check out Brian Holdmeyer’s preview of theRead more
We are only a few days out from what is going to be a very exciting race to watch with the men’s & women’s Olympic Trials for the Marathon. The Trials are going to provide the field with a few curveballs this year with temperature and the course. The race is starting at 10:00am PSTRead more
Trish has been running around the area since before she was in high school. She competed for Viz and WashU. Now she is currently ramping back up from an injury this winter. Trish Frisella Glendale, MO Original Hometown: Creve Coeur, MO Favorite Running Shoe: Asics Cumulus Favorite Race distance: 5K Favorite PR: It was aRead more
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