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Author Archives: Christopher Cudworth
It’s a Flat Earth and Fast Food world so go for it, you’re going to die anyway
A Los Angeles Times story recorded that the Clemson football team will be served fast food during their ceremonial visit to the White House. “Clemson’s national championship football team went to the White House to be honored for winning the … Continue reading
Embracing my inner sloth
While watching an Animal Planet program about the impact of island ecology and evolution, we learned about a colony of pygmy sloths that lives on an island no larger than Central Park in New York. Somehow the population of sloths … Continue reading
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Tagged Animal planet, breeding, ecology, evolution, mangrove islands, mating sloths, Planet Earth, sex, sloth swimming, sloths, swim lessons, swimming, swimming form
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The long train ride home
While writing an email to my two children this morning I mentioned how weird it feels to be sixty-one years old. The best analogy I could create was that being sixty-plus is like being a on a long train that … Continue reading
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Tagged beach boys, Beatles, classic rock, nostalgia, the long train of life
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On becoming a grown-ass athlete
In one of those social waves that seem to wash over culture now and then, I’ve been hearing the term “grown-ass” thrown around quite a bit lately. Radio talk show hosts are using the term ‘grown-ass’ to describe all sorts … Continue reading
To Chicago and back
The first time I was a full-on commuter to the City of Chicago I was just twenty-one years old. I was also naive and a bit frightened to be working downtown. Our family had not made many journeys from the … Continue reading
Running in good company
For our Sunday morning run, we traveled over to a facility called The Labs where a bunch of our friends meets each week to train. Some of them are former teammates from triathlon clubs to which we no longer belong. … Continue reading
What you can actually learn from a world-class steeplechaser
Watching running videos on YouTube can be a great source of inspiration and motivation. It can also be quite instructive. Recently I watched a video celebrating a world-class steeplechaser named Conseslus Kipruto. Like many African distance running athletes, he seems … Continue reading
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Tagged Conseslus Kipruto, steeplechase, steeplechaser, world class runner
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What book would you use to be sworn in as a Triathlete?
My wife turned to me this morning and said, “The new Muslim Congresswoman is being sworn in with a Quran.” Makes total sense of course. We all want to abide in our respective faith traditions. Yet we also know that … Continue reading
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Tagged curse of lono hunter s thompson, kona, multisport, multisport training, no exit jean paul sartre, on the road jack kerouac, the peregrine by ja baker, triathlete, triathlon, triathlon training, triathlons
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#1 resolution: forgive yourself and grow
As a young athlete I was typically motivated by two strong emotions: anger and the need for approval. If those seem contrary, you’re correct about that. I was angry at the world for its injustices and at the same time … Continue reading
