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Monthly Archives: October 2014
There are times when it is actually acceptable to give up or give in a little
This past Sunday morning a group of 10 cyclists took off on a 50-mile ride from Aurora out to Big Rock and back. The course was nicely crafted by an engineer in our group for an enjoyable route of quiet … Continue reading
Who is she?
She doesn’t mind the shape of my legs, Or that I might shave them. She cares not that I devote a little time out on the road. In fact she’s always with me in one way or another. She knows … Continue reading
Posted in Christopher Cudworth, cycling, duathlon, half marathon, marathon, Mechanical Genius, running, swimming, Tarsnakes, triathlon, We Run and Ride Every Day
Tagged cycling, feminine traits, fitness, fitness gender, gender, masculinity, men and women fitness, questions about fitness, riding, running, swimming, werunandride, who is she, workouts
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Sometimes fat is good if it is the size of your bike tires
By Christopher Cudworth A few years back while researching a magazine article on recreational opportunities in the Chicago area, I was tooling along one of the mountain biking trails in the Palos area, the hub of off-road cycling in northern Illinois. While … Continue reading
Cigarettes and chocolate milk and the challenges of temptation
By Christopher Cudworth Admit it. The biggest challenge in your training isn’t the hard work it takes to get fit. It isn’t the pain you suffer from giving 100% effort. It isn’t even the injuries or the illness that make … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, cigarettes and chocolate milk, deliver us from evil, duathlon, finding religion, giving in to temptation, lead us not into temptation, Lord's Prayer, rageddy andy, raggedy anne, rufus wainwright, Running on Empty, temptation, triathlon
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So this liberal, a conservative and a libertarian go for a bike ride…
By Christopher Cudworth The Saturday morning group ride was a great tradition in South Wendon. Up to 40 riders showed up at 7:00 a.m. each week. That meant for fast-paced rides from April through September. But on a cold October … Continue reading
Mortal soles and immortal souls
While driving from Batavia, Illinois to Decorah, Iowa for a reunion at Luther College this past weekend, I performed a little math in my head. In a way I’ve always loved numbers, but adding them up in my head is has … Continue reading
In which we learn that we’re all really playing on the same team
Today’s We Run and Ride features a link to my Pulse article on today’s on LinkedIn. It reveals how even people in sports, business, politics and religion are actually collaborating in an evolutionary process known as competition. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/article/20141009151308-18039128-there-may-be-no-i-in-team-but-there-is-one-in-evolution
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The Ebola virus is about to run rampant
By Christopher Cudworth I have this friend that gets sick fairly often. When he gets sick, he gets very sick. Coughing, hacking, spitting blood even. For years he has jokingly called these episodes for what they are. “I have Ebola,” … Continue reading
Posted in Christopher Cudworth, cycling, duathlon, half marathon, marathon, running, triathlon, We Run and Ride Every Day
Tagged africa ebola, asian carp in Illinois, Chicago marathon, ebola in America, ebola virus, effects of ebola, evolution, fat people survive, feral raccoons, human evolution, humans and zombies, international travel and ebola, marathon, raccoons in Japan, skinny people die, triathletes, triathlon, viruses, walking dead, zombie race, zombies
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There’s a little Apocalypto in us all
By Christopher Cudworth There are certain movies that are watchable again and again. One of my guilty cinematic pleasures is the movie Apocalypto. It is directed by Mel Gibson, whose Passion of the Christ and Braveheart films are some of the … Continue reading
What a 5K for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and National Mental Health Awareness week can teach us all about healthy minds
By Christopher Cudworth For the last six or seven years it has been a joy to rise on an early October morning to support a local race in Batavia, Illinois called the NAMI 5k. The race raises money each year … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, aspergers, autism, born to run, chronic depression, cognitive, Depression, inclusion, law enforcement and mental illness, mental health, mental health awareness week, NAMI, national alliance on mental illness, SADD, seasonally acute depression, spiritual awareness
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