I volunteered at a running event this weekend. Not raced. Not trained through it. Not chasing anything. Just standing on the sidelines, watching people come and go, lap after lap, hour after hour. And for the second year in a row, I walked away with that familiar feeling I always get from these events. A […]
When You Can’t Run, You Still Belong Read More »
There’s a particular heaviness that comes with starting again. Not the excitement of a fresh beginning, but the quiet weight of memory. You remember what running used to feel like. You remember being fitter, stronger, more confident. And now, standing at the edge of restarting, it can feel like you’re facing proof of what you’ve
Starting Again Feels Harder Than Starting the First Time Read More »
Let’s talk about something that sneaks up on a lot of us when we try to return to running — the frustration of not being where we used to be! You used to be able to run 5k without stopping. You used to be faster, stronger, lighter. You used to enjoy it. And now? It feels hard. You feel slow.
You’re Not Who You Were… And That’s Okay Read More »
I recently had the chance to chat with Goce, or as his friends call him, “G,” a Melbourne-based remedial massage therapist and holistic health practitioner with Macedonian roots. Goce’s journey into running has been a winding one, starting from his days playing soccer to where he is now—taking on half marathons, trail runs, and even
