Guilt And The Long-Distance Runner
AJW writes about the guilt long-distance runners sometimes feel when taking time away from the rest of life to run.
AJW writes about the guilt long-distance runners sometimes feel when taking time away from the rest of life to run.
AJW writes about the multiple levels of renewal that a long-term relationship with running helps us feel.
The Fifth Annual AJW’s Taproom Year In Ultrarunning Rankings for 2015.
AJW writes about balancing discipline and accountability through one’s life with ultrarunning.
AJW writes about Ian MacNairn’s PhD project on ultrarunning community.
AJW interviews Alex Varner about his course record at the 2015 Quad Dipsea.
AJW writes about finding and making time for the most important parts of his life, his family, job, and running.
AJW writes about how he’s feeling two months after hip-resurfacing surgery.
AJW writes about the approaching Western States and Hardrock lotteries.
AJW examines the different ways we place value on our life and our running.
AJW writes about his hip-resurfacing recovery at one month post-op.
AJW writes about how a positive attitude can get us through everything running throws at us.
AJW writes about the evolution of Western States’s qualifying races through time.
AJW writes about how we can feel both excitement and dread for a run or race we really care about.
AJW interviews Brian Morrison after his finish of the 2015 Cascade Crest 100 Mile.
Over the past week our local running club, the Charlottesville Area Trail Runners (CATs), has been given the opportunity to […]
AJW’s lighthearted report from the 2015 Jarmans Invitational Marathon.
AJW writes about where motivation for performance and participation comes from.
AJW writes about the qualities of the Angeles Crest 100 Mile.
AJW writes about exercising your ‘disappointment muscle,’ or learning how to deal with adversity to find success.
