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Tag Archives: Livestrong
The techie world of fitness trackers
I wear a Garmin Fenix 5 fitness tracker. My wife purchased it for me two years ago. It has a ton of features. Beyond recording workout times, pace and route tracking, it also measures heart rate, estimated calories and stress … Continue reading
Lance Armstrong an icon taking on a new, older look
Yes, by the looks of things on his Instagram account, even Lance Armstrong is aging. For that admission of sorts, I am proud of him. It took him years to confess that he’d been doping all along during his string … Continue reading
Posted in cycling
Tagged ageism, aging, AGING GRACEFULLy, cycling, growing bolder, growing older, Lance Armstrong, Livestrong, Tour de France
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We surely can’t spank our way to world peace
Growing up in the era when corporal punishment was doled out without much thought, I received my share of spankings from parents, teachers and the like. Those spankings were supposed to motivate me to better behavior. What I recall instead … Continue reading
Posted in aging, Christopher Cudworth, competition
Tagged corporal punishment, Livestrong, spanking, world peace
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Livestrong still has a tale or two to tell
Recently I saw a link to the Livestrong Foundation website and decided to visit and see what they’re doing these days. Despite all the bad press its original spokesperson Lance Armstrong generated through his admission to lying about use of … Continue reading
What Lance Armstrong has to say about the 2014 Tour de France
Hi folks. Lance Armstrong here. Yes, I’ve been watching the 2014 Tour quite a bit. Actually been streaming it through my iPhone in the Livestrong phone case while I’m out golfing. Because golf is actually pretty boring. And I’m not … Continue reading
Is Lance Armstrong really a Jason Bourne in disguise?
Today’s We Run and Ride blog is from my co-blogger Monte Wehrkamp, whose observations via email often fascinate. He’s proven to be right on many fronts over the years, and many times in my experience of knowing him. So when … Continue reading
Cancer Rocks like you never imagined
By Christopher Cudworth This it the 300th post on We Run and Ride. Thank you for your readership. As one who has never been afraid to write about cancer and the effects it has had on our family with the … Continue reading
Putting down the Livestrong bracelet
By Christopher Cudworth I finally just took it off. After 8 years of wearing a yellow Livestrong bracelet, it occurred to me while putting on a short-sleeved shirt this spring that the point had been long made. Livestrong had in … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cycling, cycling doping, doping accusations, doping in cycling, France, French, French journalists, Lance Armstrong, Livestrong, National Ovarian Cancer Alliance, ovarian cancer, World Health Organization, World Health Organization rankings of top health care systems, yellow bracelet, yellow Livestrong bracelet
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The fine line between Livestrong and being strong
By Christopher Cudworth My wife Linda passed away last night from a long term struggle with ovarian cancer. She as 55 years of age. She has been trapped in wrestling match with cancer for 8 years. She won many times. From … Continue reading
Posted in Tarsnakes, We Run and Ride Every Day
Tagged cancer surgeries, cancer survival, cancer survivor, chemo, chemotherapy, Christian faith, Christopher Cudworth, class discrimination, COBRA insurance, God and cancer, health care, health insurance, high expectations, home of the brave, land of the free, Linda Cudworth, Livestrong, marathon santa, marathons, ovarian cancer, road races, strong in spirit, surgeries for cancer, tarsnakes
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