Early miles of the Pinhoti 100 in November.
He stressed that each runner needs to find what works for them, but then to not be afraid of letting that evolve. This got me thinking about how my training — and everything else — has changed over the last couple years.
I used to live in a building that had a fancy pants gym one floor down, so I used to do my weekday runs on a treadmill. All of them.
When the weather was too bad or the morning was too dark — or the sunshine too bright — I’d run inside.
Inside the building and inside my comfort zone.
The Endurist 