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No room at the Inn
It is interesting to me that so many morality tales don’t really follow up on the real premise of what they are intended to convey. Potters For example, in the movie It’s a Wonderful Life, we witness Mr. Potter stealing … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas traditions, Christopher Cudworth, cycling, Dick Cheney, Disciples, distance running, Edward Snowden, Frosty the Snowman, George Bailey, government surveillance, Greatest Story Ever Told, It's a wonderful life, Jesus, leaks, Lord Voldemort, nativity, nativity scene, nomads, old motels, Privacy, privacy rights, riding, running, running on Christmas, Sting, surveillance, we run and ride
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Running and riding through a world of absolutes
By Christopher Cudworth Liberal folks like me tend to think in terms of relationships when it comes to getting along in the world. But there are quite a few categories of existence that live and die by the numbers. In … Continue reading
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Tagged absolute truth, absolutes, biking, Christopher Cudworth, competition, conservative truth, cycling psychology, distance running, focus, focus and attendance to task, liberal truth, long distance running, Rivalry, runners, running, running and riding, smart as hell, Tour de France, we run and ride
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The 10 Deadly Sins of Training
By Christopher Cudworth You should learn and know the 10 Deadly Sins of Training no matter how much you run and ride. But this is no mere Top 10 list. These can’t be placed in order because they all matter … Continue reading
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Tagged bad diet, carbs, cycling, cycling psychology, fat, fitness, fix your flaws, long distance running, mind and body, overhydration, overthinking, overtraining, riding, running, running and riding, sports psychology, tarsnake, tarsnakes, thinking too little, thinking too much, training and recovery, underhydrated, underhydration, underthinking, undertraining, water intoxication, we run and ride
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Running and riding through sleep’s dark and silent gate
Are you dreaming of running and riding? Lately I’ve had such weird dreams that I’ve turned to friends and the web to help understand them. On the dream interpretation sites there are zillions of takes about what dreams mean. So … Continue reading
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Tagged alternate universe, anxieties, avoiding issues, bike safety, bullshit, Christopher Cudworth, cycling psychology, dream about running away, dream interpretation, dream interpretations, dream where your feet cannot move, Jackson Browne, REM, REM paralysis, riding tandem, runners, running, running away, self esteem, self-confidence, sleeps dark and silent gate, start making sense, stop making sense, tarsnakes, The Pretender, we run and ride
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What is your Kryptonite?
By Christopher Cudworth As a little kid who came into possession of a Superman costume at the age of 7 one Halloween, I learned the very human limitations of my very human body the hard way. Although the costume made … Continue reading
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Tagged aerobic sports, Bicycling, bikes, biking, Christopher Cudworth, competition, cramps, cycling psychology, DC Comics, fitness, ironman, Jesus the triathlete, kryptonite, long distance running, marathon, running, sports psychology, superheroes, Superman, Superman kryptonite, supermen, tarsnakes, we run and ride
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Insane x insane=perfect for a Reality Show
By Christopher Cudworth So the sliver that tried to kill me may be gone, but its entry point into my system brought with it some funky microbe that remains unidentified and must be treated with utmost caution. The doctors only … Continue reading
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Tagged antibiotics, blood pressure, Breaking Bad, Christopher Cudworth, cycling, cycling psychology, distance running, fitness, fuck it, health, heart rate, high blood pressure, home infusion, home infusions, infectious disease, injury, kidney function, long distance running, low blood pressure, runners, running, social disease, sports psychology, std, syringes, we run and ride
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Have you used this important technique to make your race pace feel easier?
By Christopher Cudworth Standing at the 2-mile mark of the Chicago Marathon, we watched the race leaders pass the split clock at 9:30. You may wonder, “How do they do it? What makes it possible for those runners to race … Continue reading
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Tagged Chicago marathon, Christopher Cudworth, cycling, distance running, half-marathon, long distance running, marathon PR, marathon training, mental health, New York City Marathon, runners, running, running and riding, sports psychology, we run and ride
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