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I’ve always known running was in my blood. My journey started with my dad. I was a soccer player back then, but some of my earliest memories of running were those short runs with him around the streets of my hometown. It wasn’t about pace, distance, or setting records—it...
So, here we are—Week 1 of my new training log! Why now? Well, with a few longer races creeping up on my calendar over the next six months, it felt like the right time to kick things up a notch. Think of this as my accountability buddy... but public!...
I recently found myself running in a way that felt both nostalgic and liberating. For the first time in years, I went out for a run without turning on GPS, checking my pace, or logging my distance. In fact, I didn’t even upload it to Strava—something that felt like...
Something a little different this week. Yet, I still think it is really important because we need to be thinking about how we can help ourselves and our families as they grow, and grow up. So let me start you off with this: I really like magic. My dad...
Fatherhood is much more than a title. It’s a commitment that plays a critical role in shaping a child’s future. A bunch of what I know today came directly from my father, or he was where the spark started. So, the importance of fathers in child development is essential. Research...
Being a dad (and mom) is a role that doesn’t come with a manual, and yet, somehow, we all figure it out along the way. Movies have a way of distilling parenting highs and lows into a few poignant, hilarious, or heartwarming moments.   So, on this Friday the 13th, here...
In a society where we are face frequent demands on our time and energy, learning to say no can be one of the most important skills we choose to acquire and develop. Setting boundaries is crucial for maintaining and preserving a healthy balance between personal well-being and the day-to-day...
You’ve been running regularly, watching the miles stack up on your fitness app, but that stubborn belly fat seems to be enjoying the ride a little too much. It’s time to lace up our detective shoes (yes, I actually did a bunch of research beyond my own experiences) and...
Our love story began on the trails of Van Cortlandt Park, way back in October 2005. My wife and I were at a cross-country meet in the Bronx, NY, and while others may remember their first date as a candlelit dinner, ours was fueled by the adrenaline of competition...
Embarking on a vacation brings visions of relaxation, adventure, and, for those of us passionate about fitness, the challenge of maintaining our routines while away from familiar jogging paths. But running on vacation shouldn’t be seen merely as a way to offset those extra vacation indulgences. Instead, it’s a...