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The Doctor Says You Can Run Again. Now What? Part 3

Posted on May 18, 2017 by Barbara CurialleMay 23, 2017

Part 3: If You Need a Rest Day, Take It A couple of days ago, my husband had minor surgery and came home the same day. (He’s fine.) I was prepared to take over his household chores—changing the cats’ litter … Continue reading →

Posted in adjusting, awareness, east in running, mind and body, modifying, Running, women runners over 50 | Tagged caregiver, ease in running, mind and body, modifying schedule, rest, Running, surgery, women over 50, women runners | Leave a reply

The Doctor Says You Can Run Again. Now What? Part 1

Posted on April 24, 2017 by Barbara CurialleMay 6, 2017

Part 1: Training Schedules In my last blog, I talked about how I got the green light to start running again. So I dug through my collection of books on running to find a beginner’s training schedule. Most of them … Continue reading →

Posted in Running | Tagged awareness, ease in running, listening, mind and body, modifying schedules, returning to running, running goals, running schedules, women over 50, women runners | Leave a reply

You’ve Got Rhythm

Posted on February 19, 2017 by Barbara CurialleFebruary 19, 2017

In my last blog, I talked about several reasons that it’s a good idea to leave that music player at home when you run. As I promised, I’m here now to talk about another reason: You won’t be so aware … Continue reading →

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Do Music Players and Running Really Mix?

Posted on February 13, 2017 by Barbara CurialleFebruary 14, 2017

If you’re like most people, you probably listen to music while you run. It can be nice to have some hard-driving rhythm going on in the background. Running is hard work and (gasp!) it can even get boring. Any distraction … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged accidents, ease in running, lighten, listening, Malcolm Balk, Master the Art of Running, music player, Running, women over 50 | Leave a reply

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