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Tag: running terminology

Everybody Be Happy – It’s Tempo Tuesday!

The title was inspired by my little grandson as he walked through the supermarket today beseeching everyone to be happy! I added the Tempo Tuesday, of course, with just a slight hint of sarcasm. These runs are a bit more demanding than my gentle little jogs and recovery runs - I always seem to be … Continue reading Everybody Be Happy – It’s Tempo Tuesday! →

Derek Lee Training Log 4 Comments October 23, 2018November 1, 2018

The Abbreviated Runner

In the pantheon of elite runners, one may think that the abbreviated runner is a close cousin of the inebriated runner. This is a fundamental error, due to putting too much importance on rhyming - which, incidentally, is the curse of the poetic runner, who can also be found in the pantheon, just ahead of … Continue reading The Abbreviated Runner →

Derek Lee Training Log 6 Comments October 1, 2017September 11, 2018
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