Injury for me? It just can’t be!

Guest post by: Sheree Shea, Mizuno Race Team Memeber The medical technician ensures my lower leg is held secure within the orthopedic brace before placing the bulky headphones upon my ears. I lay motionless atop the sleek metal surface as it slides into the donut shaped openings — the faint sounds of the MRI waves begin. My mind wanders…

Coach’s Corner: The One Who Returned to Racing

By: Amy Begley- Coach, Atlanta Track Club One of the beautiful things about running is that it is always there for you. Even if you take a break from the sport, it often finds a way back into your life. That’s exactly what happened to Janel Blancett. She ran cross country and track in high school and college…

Runner’s Ramblings: The Last Push

By: Mizuno Race Team Member Michael Aish Two weeks ago I ran the Silver Rush 50 miler up in Leadville. It was the last part of my build up to the LT100 this year and it went quite well. The whole goal this year was to set myself up to be at my best in August, which sounds easy…

My Go To: The Wave Enigma 5

By: Craig Curley Running, to me, has always been about feeling alive and pushing myself to reach the pinnacle of my potential. I have been competing seriously for nine years, and my first fond memory of running was during a cross country race. During that race, I remember that gratifying feeling that I belong here. I belong on challenging…