Way back in the day, I—Dimity—was running a 10K trail race as part of a triathlon camp, and one of the coaches came up behind me and another athlete who were gabbing away as we traversed the trail. "This [...]
I like to think I have a fairly wide social and work circle. Yet there are days when I’ll receive, say, 30 texts…and, oh, at least 25 of the messages are from pickleball pals! I only started playing the [...]
I had no sooner given out the last piece of Halloween candy and boxed up my orange and black decor when November came roaring in. I know, I know: Every year November immediately follows October, but why does it [...]
Why? Seriously. It is the question any sane person might ask themselves prior to lacing up for a long run. Yet, I, like thousands of other Mother Runners, keep doing it. In 2011 I ran across northern Wisconsin and [...]
This is an excerpt from the new book Running Past 50 by Caolan MacMahon, who is a guest on today’s podcast. When thinking about goals, you want to consider what your primary goal is. You can set multiple goals along the way, [...]
This post is written by Kate Walton, a BAMRbassador who works full-time and has written for us about her hysterectomy, the college drop-off of her older daughter, and more. Like so many badass folks, I love chasing a goal. [...]
One of my favorite episodes of our podcast features Charlie Harding, a co-host of the Switched on Pop podcast. In it, Charlie talks about the power of music—and why your favorite running song might stop someone else in her [...]
Last night, I joined the ranks of BAMR-dom. (My five adult children will forgive me…BAMR is a Badass Mother Runner.) I met up with Jeff Yannarell, my personal trainer, running coach, and friend of ten years, and two of [...]
Peloton instructor and ultrarunner Susie Chan shares an excerpt from her book Trials and Tribulations: The Running Adventures of Susie Chan. Want more of Susie? Head over to the Many Happy Miles podcast today and listen to our full [...]
With school back in session (or soon enough) and sunshine-y hours getting shorter by the day, it becomes especially critical to get up and get your run done. Even when it means setting an alarm earlier than when the [...]
