- Site:
- http://handfulofhealth.com
- Miles:
- 543 total / 0 in 2012
- Goal:
Run without hurting, for the rest of my life. Also, a marathon in 2012!
Friends (44)
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Wei Yuet W.
Ås, NO, 1. Support my friends on DM. 2. Have fun. 3. Run five marathons in 2012. Long term goals -- sub 3h marathon -- run a mountain race -- run an ultra
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Jeff W.
Utica, MI, Break 1:30 on the half marathon. Break 3:45 on the full marathon. Next race is The Flying Pig Marathon in Cinncinati, OH
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Julia H.
Carlsbad, CA, Be healthy and happy!
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Maria P.
Japan, JP, Running for pleasure, with occasional races. But mostly to be healthy and injury-free.
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Carly P.
Halifax, NS, Run a lot, eat well, remember to x-train, play like a kid, get messy. Oh yeah, and beat my 3:45 marathon time.
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Tim
Reno, NV, fitness?
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Adam B.
Auburndale, FL, To live like real world rules don't apply. The word can't is not in my dictionary. When someone tells me I cant it allows me to use them as a step to get there.
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Lester
Carson City, NV, Relax and Enjoy!
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Coachprs
Fort Collins, CO, I coach runners and triathletes. This year I will be doing a full IM
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Mike P.
Allentown, PA, Run a 5k in 25 minutes flat
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Jen
Sandnes, NO, Stavanger Marathon - September Oslo Marathon - September Dublin Marathon - October
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Milan S.
Reno, NV,
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Teri S.
OR, Run until my 100th birthday.
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Mike B.
Ashburn, VA, 6890 miles (running & cycling from DC to Seoul)
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Troy A.
Durham, NC, Better Half Marathon Time, A Marathon, and overall Improvement!
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Patrick O.
Los Angeles, CA, To lose enough weight to be considered 'normal' on the BMI scale.
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Alfred G.
Gilroy, CA, Mid term - Run weigh 150 and run the Big Sur half and two other halfs this year...
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Kirt B.
Rotherham, GB, to cycle coast to coast.
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Caitlin B.
Charlotte, NC, Be a baller everyday.
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Nicole
Gilroy, CA, I eat well therefore I must run well.
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Mauricio S.
Hendersonville, TN, Still working on new challenge post Ironman
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Larry
, Number One goal: Get healthy and stay healthy. Rehab knee and return to running 5K races by Thanksgiving; run regularly and stay injury-free.
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David B.
Reno, NV, A natural stride.
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Joe C.
San Jose, CA, To improve my competitive 'fitness' and try to complete a half IM within the next year.
