For Streak’s Sake: 1,700 Days and Counting

A few months ago when I reached 1,600 days in my running streak, I made a blog post (click here for a refresher), where I listed a few of the negatives of streaking that myself and other streakers had experienced. It was meant to be a way to share some experiences and show that, just … Continue reading For Streak’s Sake: 1,700 Days and Counting →

Streaking: Why It’s Not All It’s Cracked Up to Be (Sometimes)

As you may or may not know, I recently reached 1,600 days on my running streak, which means that I have run at least one mile every day since late-November 2017. Over the last 4+ years, I have been lucky enough to talk to many great runners and people on Instagram. This includes runners that … Continue reading Streaking: Why It’s Not All It’s Cracked Up to Be (Sometimes) →

Four years and Running

When I started running every day on November 24, 2017, I didn't have a real target in place other than running for 40 consecutive days. As I said in my very first blog post, The Day I Keptย Running, the only real goal was to run every day from Thanksgiving until New Year's Day. Other than … Continue reading Four years and Running →

Streaking Highlights

A few weeks ago, I posted on here about some struggles that I have had during my running streak that started on November 24, 2017.  Naturally, there have also been many good moments and highlights that have come during this time. To be honest, I never paid too much attention to year anniversaries or milestone … Continue reading Streaking Highlights →

Streaking Struggles

If youโ€™re reading this, you probably have a pretty good idea that Iโ€™m currently on a running streak.  As of today, Iโ€™ve run at least one mile every day since November 24, 2017 โ€“ a total of 1,280 consecutive days.ย  Doing anything for that many days in a row comes with many challenges.ย  As Iโ€™ve … Continue reading Streaking Struggles →

Lockdown Learning

The last year, with a pandemic and the resulting lockdown, affected everyone.  Maybe you had a difficult time mentally not being able to spend time with family and friends like you normally would.  Maybe you struggled with your diet because you were never very far from food or couldnโ€™t resist the temptation for another snack.  … Continue reading Lockdown Learning →