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Take the long way home: the lessons of the water shrew

Posted on March 20, 2013 by Christopher Cudworth

By Christopher Cudworth I know you’ve been dragged some weird places if you read this We Run and Ride blog on a regular basis. So be prepared, you are about to be dragged somewhere you never thought you’d go. Into … Continue reading →

Posted in Tarsnakes, We Run and Ride Every Day | Tagged ass crack, bike helmet, carnivores, cycling rain jacket, dirt road, distance running, edge seeking, edge seeking behavior, endurance training, evolutionary adaptation, gravel road, Konrad Lorenz, mice, mouse, nearest wall, phenomenon, rain craters, rain jacket, red winged blackbird, red winged blackbird attack, road barrier, runners, running, shortcuts, shrew family, tarsnakes, telephone wires, The Green Mile, theory of evolution, Water shrew, water shrews | Leave a comment

The tarsnake of running and riding over Hump Day

Posted on December 26, 2012 by Christopher Cudworth

You know the feeling. Wednesday. Hump Day. When will Friday come? Sure, sometimes you face a weird week with Christmas on a Tuesday and all. So let’s have compassion on those who are already back in the office, staring at … Continue reading →

Posted in Tarsnakes | Tagged bad weeks, Bell curve, good weeks, gravel road, Hump day, hump day quotes, iron woman, ironman, switchback, work and training, work and training balance, work life balance, work week | 2 Comments

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Take the long way home: the lessons of the water shrew

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