Lead, Rock, and Paper at the Heavy Half
Matt Kempton and I summited the first little peak in the Leadville Heavy Half then ran a downhill past some historic old mines at what is the most enjoyable part …
Matt Kempton and I summited the first little peak in the Leadville Heavy Half then ran a downhill past some historic old mines at what is the most enjoyable part …
By: Dr. Justin Ross It’s spring race season! One of my favorite times of the year. Managing race anxiety and excitement is imperative for success this season, regardless …
Kriste Peoples It was two days ago. I’d pulled an all-nighter on a work project the day before. I was beyond exhausted, just about beat, and I knew it. In …
Leadville Phil Part 3 I had finished the Leadville 100. It took a while for that to sink in. I had also pretty much decided that I needed to …
By: Dr. David Ward The traditional view of nutrition focuses on macro- (carbohydrate, protein, and fat) and micronutrients (vitamins and minerals) at the metabolic level. In this view, sufficient nutrients …
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Kids Running America is a non-profit school age children’s running group that challenges kids to run 25.2 or 99 miles throughout a semester. Then, they celebrate at the semi-annual Final …
By: Junko Kazukawa I ran my very first 100-mile race in Leadville, 2010. This race, for me was to have closure with breast cancer. I was diagnosed with breast cancer 2 …
By: Jay Survil My daughter Taylor are both members of the Runners Roost Racing Road Team and we qualified for the 2015 Boston Marathon and due to work schedules, we …
By: Sydney Ayers I don’t know about you but my race schedule tends to be hit-or-miss. Sure I usually have one or two races on the calendar but more often …
Many of you know one the past owners of Runners Roost, John Shults. Meet the rest of Shults family and find out what keeps them running. Each video in the series …
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