Monthly Archive: August 2008

Aug
16

Rocking and Rolling

Proprioception “Proprioception” is your body’s ability to sense changes, particularly in your state of balance, and adjust to them. In previous blog entries, I’ve rambled on about words that leapt to mind as I ran. Usually, these words come seemingly from out of nowhere and often I’m not even sure what they mean at the …

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Aug
15

If The Pants Don’t Fit, I Must Not Quit

In a pivotal moment of the OJ Simpson trial, the late Johnny Cochran famously proclaimed, “If the gloves don’t fit, you must acquit.”   Allow me to be one more in a long line of knockoffs from that line when I say, “If the pants don’t fit, I must not quit.” I, the accused, stand …

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Aug
14

You Ain’t From Around These Parts

It happened again.   Yesterday, while I was enjoying a quiet, stress-busting vacation run through a Wisconsin state park, a minivan pulled up beside me: “Excuse me, sir, do you know how to get to campground #13?”   I’ve written before about being perceived as a human GPS, and while I was full of bluster …

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