12 Weeks of Pregnancy

12 weeks in to preganancy… what’s changed, what hasn’t…. ✨Not looking pregnant yet, although my abs are slowly fading and my high wasted jeans are quite snug (a problem this pear shaped girl has never experienced so yes, it’s been hard but yes, I’m getting over it 🍐😉) ✨Running / working out: it’s funny cause … More 12 Weeks of Pregnancy

Review of the Move Sweat Shred Guide by @MadelineMoves

REVIEW of Move Sweat Shred Guide . I have had quite a few people ask my thoughts / opinions so I thought I would share a short review here! First, I will preface by saying that before starting any guide it’s important to know what your goals are. Some guides are for getting stronger/ lifting heavy. … More Review of the Move Sweat Shred Guide by @MadelineMoves

Ready to Fly 

And just like that there is a week left of summer camp and a week until half marathon training cycle officially begins. I had a few goals this summer: lift heavy weights, run as many of my workouts outside as I could, be consistent in the midst of life during summer camp, and invest in … More Ready to Fly 

Dreaming Outloud

“I believe that God made me for a purpose. He made me for China. But He also made me fast. And when I run I feel His pleasure. To give it up would be to hold Him in contempt.” Eric Liddell, Scottish 400 meter gold medalist, missionary and martyr. I think admitting your dreams to … More Dreaming Outloud

Marathon Recap Part II: race strategy and fighting the mental chatter 

At the beginning of January I officially decided to run my second full marathon. I had been wanting to for quite some time but the amount of time commitment, physical support of others doing the same distance, and courage finally came together this spring. My last 26.2 race was in April of 2011 in Oklahoma … More Marathon Recap Part II: race strategy and fighting the mental chatter 

From a 4:55 marathon to a hopeful 3:50… But I’ll let you know for sure in a week. 

    I used to count miles by 10-minute increments. I wasn’t a runner in high school so when I began running (about 10 years ago), I didn’t even wear a watch on a normal basis. I had figured out somewhere along the way that it took me about 10 minutes to run a mile (or … More From a 4:55 marathon to a hopeful 3:50… But I’ll let you know for sure in a week.