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A Case for Cross-Training: Winter – Part One
Kelly Babcock, one of my athletes, has decided to run less and cross-train more this winter.
Read her what, why and how.
Mental Health Series: Panic Attacks – Andrew
A runner—who ran at the colligate level—struggled with panic attacks.
At first, he thought they were a symptoms of a physical health problem. But after a year of tests, he decided to try therapy, and eventually medication, and things got better.
Mental Health Series: Panic Attacks – Delaney
A teenage runner who started having panic attacks while struggling with an eating disorder and depression.
The panic attacks affected their training and racing.
Mental Health Series: Panic Attacks – “Ann”
A non-runner who struggled with panic attacks during college in the 80s.
Mental Health Series: Panic Attacks – Emily’s addendum
A runner—who ran at the colligate level—and creative who struggles with night terrors and panic attacks.
This is an addendum to her first survey.
2020 Summer Trail Notes 1: Green Mountain – Summit 1
Just some notes on my first summit of Green Mountain this year.
Mental Health Series: Panic Attacks – Emily
A runner—who ran at the colligate level—and creative who struggles with night terrors and panic attacks.
Free downloadable running-themed coloring pages
Running-themed coloring pages for all your COVID-19 stay-at-home orders. Featuring art by Sydney Zester, Taylor Hite, Tracy Ann Roeser, Emily Langenberg, Jessica Hofheimer and myself.
Mental Health Series: Panic Attacks – Kami
The first story in the panic attacks series comes from my friend Kami. She experienced her first one in 2004. She thought she was having a heart attack and when it was over she didn’t tell a soul.
Later, when she off-handedly mentioned it to her doctor, he was awkward about it. Read about her experience with panic attacks and how she’s managed them.
