The leaves are yellow, the rains have arrived, and the snow line has crept below 3000 ft. It must mean it is fall the end of summer racing. By summer racing, I mean trail and mountain running races. Those roller ski time trials and race simulations don’t count. Also I haven’t exactly been one for… More Season Recap (and it’s not April)
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How to Take Your Winter Workout Outdoors BYKARI MOLVAR December 8, 2020 On a recent Saturday, I grabbed my towel and headed to the beach for a brisk November swim. I had a full wetsuit on, borrowed from a friend, and only stayed in for a few strokes, but the experience took my breath away—in a […] > READ MORE
November 9th I lost my sense of smell. I knew I had Covid as soon as I acknowledged that I couldn’t smell. I had a stuffy nose for two days. Not even the type of sniffles I considered a cold, but rather just the light type of sniffles that made me decide to push intervals […] > READ MORE
I’ve been in Fairbanks over a week and have just another week here before heading to Europe. When I decided to come to here Anchorage didn’t have the greatest skiing and Birch Hill was setting shallow tracks that sometimes drug through decaying leaves. Birch Hill is consistently the best place for early season, low-snow training. […] > READ MORE
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