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Tag Archives: harlem
Choosing (7.8 miles)
“Reprimands will not bring the waves into line. Anger will not alter the winds. Sadness will not bring back the Gulf Stream. The greatest freedom allotted to any human being is the freedom to choose one’s attitude. Whatever the weather, … Continue reading
Posted in Bridges of NYC, Lunchtime Runs, Quotes, Run:), Runs
Tagged harlem, lunch hour, mccombs dam bridge, run, running log, spring, teaching frustrations, trail running, washington bridge, washington heights
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Monsoon Running (3.4 miles)
When I say that last Wednesday I went running in the rain, the image it brings to mind doesn’t do the run justice. “Today I went running in a monsoon” does the experience a bit more justice. When I left … Continue reading
Posted in Runs, Uncategorized
Tagged angelica, Buddhism, buddhist, doctor, harlem, rain, run
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Recovery Running (3.25 miles)
A recovery run is a short, slow run (for me, that’s 3 or 4 miles, at around a ten minute mile) used to shake out your tight muscles more than build any speed or distance, A “recovery run” is something … Continue reading
Posted in Bridges of NYC, Injuries, Lunchtime Runs, Routine
Tagged badwater, harlem, hot, lunch hour, mccombs dam bridge, recovery run, speed work, track, ultramarathon
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Checking a Bridge Off My List (3.1 miles)
Today was a short, three mile run, since I want to make sure to bring up my millage gradually again. I headed out without a destination, assuming I would just repeat my run to Washington-Heights. As I was crossing the … Continue reading
Posted in Bridges of NYC, Goals, Lunchtime Runs, Musings, Uncategorized
Tagged 145th street bridge, bridges, harlem, lunch time runs, mccombs dam bridge, musings, spring
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A Two Bridge Lunch (3.87 miles)
So for a variety of reasons I have no desire to go into here, I went into my lunch hour feeling angry, frustrated, helpless, and more than a little depressed. I was planning on running after work, but decided I … Continue reading
Valentine’s Day Run to La Taqueria (4.75 miles)
Today, on Valentine’s Day, the weather was truly taunting us with its own meteorological love letter as it held out the prospect of spring: when I started my run from the school it was fifty-two degrees and pale-blue skies. It … Continue reading
Posted in Bridges of NYC, Musings, Runs, Uncategorized
Tagged bridges, central park, harlem, mccombs dam bridge, musings, spring, taqueria
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