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Tag Archives: tarsnake
The Tar Bubble Chronicles
During my run today I looked down and saw a few small bubbles poking up from the surface of the tar at the edge of the road. I stopped and bent down to use the tip of my pointer finger … Continue reading
Still a jogger and a Fred in the pool
To whit, terminology can be harsh. Calling someone a “jogger” when they consider themselves a runner is a cold, hard, reality check. In this day and age, you hardly hear the term jogger at all. It’s considered impolite. No matter … Continue reading
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Tagged being a Fred, burned at the stake, cycling, cyclist, jogger, rider, runner, swimming, tarsnake, the inquisition
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A singular New Year’s resolution
Winter wonderland Last January the snow was thick and wet during the first week of the year. Yet in a fit of cabin fever and thanks to some serious Manhattans on a Friday night, my companion Sue and I were … Continue reading
The long running take on tarsnakes
Walking up to the door of the Starbucks in a neighboring town, I looked down to see a clearly marked footprint on the street. You don’t often see footprints made from tar on many streets. That’s a pretty remarkable fact … Continue reading
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Tagged carbon footprint, long tunning take on tarsnakes, road tarsnakes, running, tarsnake, tarsnakes
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Making sense of things down the road
By Christopher Cudworth Roads are very symbolic objects. We use terms such as “somewhere down the road” and “on the road to success” because roads take us places we want to go. We tend to take our roads so much … Continue reading
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Tagged beneficiaries of success, cycling, cyclists, down the road, echo of history, making sense of things, on the road to success, Oregon Trail, road cycling, Road Runner, road running, road surface, runners, running, somewhere down the road, tarsnake, tarsnakes
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Bicycling Magazine and the hard road of naiveté
By Christopher Cudworth The City of Chicago is a beautiful place to live and train in the summer months. I lived with a running friend and best buddy at 1764 N. Clark, right in the heart of Old Town facing … Continue reading
It’s Oscars time. Here are the Academy Awards for the best running and riding movies never made
By Christopher Cudworth A few years back, I organized and hosted a giant Academy Awards party at the Arcada Theater in St. Charles, Illinois. More than 900 people attended. Catering was provided by Panera Bread. People were excited to be … Continue reading
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Tagged academy awards, aerobic sports, christopher cud worth, cycling, cycling films, cycling psychology, long distance running, Luther College, movies about cycling, movies about running, oscars, panera bread, professor, running films, tarsnake, tarsnakes, thriller, Tour de France, we run and ride, werunandride.com
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Pills
By Christopher Cudworth We run and ride to get healthy. But sometimes that’s not enough. We get sick. We go to the doctor. Or the pharmacy. Then we take pills. They heal us sometimes. Cure a fever. Stop a cold. … Continue reading
To Answer the Growl or not, that is the question
By Christopher Cudworth Three miles into a nine-mile Saturday morning run, my companion announced it was time for a bathroom break. Fortunately she knew there was a Mobil station along the trail. We’ve had a number of such lucky strokes … Continue reading
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Tagged aerobic sports, Answer the growl, Christopher Cudworth, convenience food, convenience food store, cycling, distance running, fitness lifestyle, french fries, frito lay, fritos, junk food, no soup for you, potato chips, running, smart food, tarsnake, tarsnakes, we run and ride, workout food
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What gets you up and training at 6:00 a.m. or earlier?
By Christopher Cudworth I feel fortunate to have always been an early riser. Between my penchant for studying birds, which is best done in the early hours of day, and my love of running and riding, getting up before 6:00 … Continue reading
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