Running Virtually

Running Virtually

By just plain DaveHealth & Fitness
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Running Virtually episodes

  • 099. M2M Ultra - Positioning for Change - Being open to Connections
    A brief recap of the Manchester to Monadnock, 50-mile ultra marathon. A discussion of how positioning oneself for changes in your environment, in work and life, and in Running is the way to give yourself the best chance for success. And an observation on making connections with those around us, and the signals we give when wearing headphones or not.
    17 min
  • 096. Border Patrol Update & 5 Benefits of Going for a Walk
    A summary of the 5-person trek around the 26M Pachaug-Nehantic Loop in eastern Connecticut. Plus a summary of an article by Charlotte Grysolle (NeuroStretch website), with lessons learned from the "Huberman Lab Podcast." Andrew Huberman, PhD, is a professor of neurobiology at the Stanford School of Medicine.
    32 min
  • 094. Merry Christmas and a Pilot Whale
    Very interesting observations of a pilot whale carcass that was washed ashore on a Cape Cod beach. Plus some gratitude and observations around the Hanukkah and Christmas Holidays. Wishing you all good health, peace, and joy in the new year!
    16 min
  • 093. Trying something new on race day
    Life update as I find my place after two months in Providence. A short recap of my 48-mile run at the HamsterWheel ultra in New Boston, NH. I broke the Rule: don't try new things on race day! Everything worked out well. Finish with a summary of some of brown dog's new k9 friends. There are lots of dogs in the city. Happy trails!
    26 min
  • 092. RI Trail Classic (race report)
    Summary and recap of my goal race for the year. On October 22, 2022, I ran the Rhode Island Trail Classic on the Vin Gormley Trail in Burlingame State Park in Charlestown, RI. I completed 6 loops for a total of 45 miles. A perfect autumn day to spend in the woods.
    32 min

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Just Plain Dave is a middle of the pack runner and endurance athlete in Southern New England, sharing thoughts and observations about endurance sports and training while keeping up with regular life…