Not Going To Lie, Being First Feels Good
April 8, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Authors, Body, Featured Articles, Featured Content, Lora Erickson

By Lora Erickson
Race Report: Canyonland Five mile 2010 – Moab, Utah
Lora Erickson aka Blonde Runner overall first female
1st overall female: 35:13
729 finishers
The weather was still a question as it had rained the day before the race. I checked temperature at 6:30 a.m. on race morning and since it was 33 degrees and clear (and the [...]
The Most Depressing Thing You’ll Ever Hear
April 8, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Authors, Career, David Kang, Featured Articles, Featured Content, Survival

By David Yancy Kang
I heard a piece on NPR the other day about a new documentary of Bill Withers, the soul artist. There was an excerpt from this documentary that included an interview with him that really has stuck with me since I heard it. It goes like this: “One of the things I always [...]
Soda Pop – Does It Affect Performance?
March 23, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Authors, Featured Articles, Featured Content, Lora Erickson

By Lora Erickson “Blonde Runner”
The majority of American’s are overweight or obese for a reason. I believe this is largely due to the “empty calorie” consumption of soda pop and the increased use of convenience foods. While there are many other factors that lead to fat American’s like fitness (or lack of it); a [...]
My First Pair Of Running Shoes
March 18, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Authors, Body, Featured Articles, Featured Content, Lora Erickson, Work Out

By Lora Erickson aka “Blonde Runner”
I remember my first pair of what I thought was a “good” pair of running shoes. I was a freshman in high school and the coach noticed my shoes and encouraged me to buy some good shoes for running so my Mom took me to the local department store to [...]
The Handshake
March 14, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Authors, Career, David Kang, Featured Articles, Featured Content, Survival

What Does A Handshake Mean To You?
by David Yancy Kang
Contrary to the words of Greg Graffin of Bad Religion, a handshake is more than a silent ‘fuck you’.
What does a handshake mean to you? It makes me think about the gesture itself. I’ve been told that it’s existed since ancient times as some kind of [...]
Good Time for a Good Buy
February 23, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Featured Articles, Featured Content, Homes, Relationships

By LaTasha Hewitt
When we talk about relationships, most people think of relationships with their partners, family, friends, coworkers and even their pets. However, not many of us think about the relationships that we will have with our home. Any one who has ever owned a home will tell you for both good and bad reasons [...]
This Valentine’s Day Show Your Love For Wine
February 12, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Authors, Featured Articles, Featured Content, Pam J. Bernd

By Pam J. Bernd
With snow in 49 out of 50 states this week, chances are that you are cuddled up on the couch this weekend with your loved one. Whether snowed in or not due to the weather, make sure that you don’t forget the essentials. A cork screw, some glasses, a good bottle and [...]
Confessions of a Rescue Addict
February 12, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Career, Dreams/Goals, Featured Articles, Featured Content, Happiness, Hobbies, Pets, Start Ups

I admit it. I have a problem. When I look into the eyes of a dog or cat on death row, or one that happens to wind up at my back door looking for food, I can’t help but get involved.
Lift Ticket To Ride
February 9, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Body, Everything Else, Featured Articles, Featured Content, Travel, Winter Sports

Although the 2009/2010 ski season is halfway over, many would agree that the best skiing is still to come. In addition to a great workout, skiing and snowboarding is a excellent way to share unforgettable experiences with family and friends. It is not too late to book a trip to a ski resort to take advantage of the numerous events and attractions that the mountain towns have to offer.
Alternative Fitness
February 2, 2010 by Staff
Filed under Body, Featured Articles, Featured Content, Matt Tucker, Work Out

So you want to get in shape, but you would rather get a root canal than go to the gym. You already ran the rat race all day at work and the last thing you want to do is feel like you are spinning a hamster wheel by jogging on the treadmill. If listening to Kenny G on repeat for five hours straight sounds more exciting than exercising for 20 minutes then you need to continue reading.



