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Author Archives: Christopher Cudworth
Today I’m pissed but not about what you might think
Drinking tons of water is a lot of work. Not the drinking part. That’s easy. It’s the pissing part that takes so much time. The human body loves water. My new scale says every day that I’m something like 66.6% … Continue reading
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Respect the toughest endurance sport of all: teaching.
As an endurance athlete since the age of 12, I’ve had the opportunity to do some difficult things. That three-hour run we did in the cold rain at forty-five degrees comes to mind. So does the Horribly Hill Ride, a cycling … Continue reading
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Kidney beings
Perhaps you’ve never given much consideration to the importance of your kidneys. But that’s why I’m here. This weekend our youngest cat named Benny came down with a wicked blockage of his pee passages. His little body backed up and … Continue reading
The tale of an overachieving Behr and an underachieving Bear
Last Saturday before run club for E2 Multisport, we gathered in the lobby of USA Gym to chitchat and take stock of who came to run. We were pleased to see a friend named Mike Behr show up. He’s a … Continue reading
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Under a coyote moon
Running at twilight in the wintertime is a beautiful thing. Snowbanks slowly turn blue. The last burst of sunlight leaks out on the landscape before true dusk falls. In January, when the night is clear, a starlike planet or two appears in … Continue reading
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Tagged coyote, coyote attacks, coyotes, under a coyote moon, wolf attacks on humans
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The graphic truth of strength training
The past couple weeks at the gym I got a bit more serious about lifting. The effects on my running were immediate. There was more snap in my stride and less feeling that I was on unstable. I literally felt … Continue reading
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Tagged ab work, cycling, leg presses, recovery, rehab, running, strength training, swimming, triathlon
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Pay attention to your cannibal instincts
I was checking out at Home Depot the other day when a package of Turkey Jerky caught my eye. Thinking it might be interesting to try something different, I tossed it into the cart. The checkout lady commented, “Have you … Continue reading
Toilet seat training and what it means to triathletes
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Whump. Growing up in a family of four boys, there was not much call to put the toilet seat down after going to the bathroom. Had we the pleasure of a middle sister…
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Toilet seat training and what it means to triathletes
Whump. Growing up in a family of four boys, there was not much call to put the toilet seat down after going to the bathroom. Had we the pleasure of a middle sister or so, the complaints might have seeped … Continue reading
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Tagged composition, Growing up in a family of four boys, my mother never asked us once to put the seat down., Right now my art studio is a mess, The etiquette of putting the toilet seat down, The one thing about which we were organized and attentive to a fault was chowing down when dinner was served., triathletes, triathlon transition, triathlons, We were like a bunch of hungry cats
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