Runners high

When I'm not rambling on about my latest running shenanigans, my running maladies, or the meaning of life, I'm busy actually writing useful and hopefully informative running articles. In an effort to put them all in

The Runners' High: It's no longer sport, no longer just a game. It has become a way of life. Every breath is a stride, every heartbeat a string of silence. It is a compulsion deep within. It is a passion for glory. TO go through the torment. To last through the waiting. To gain that one moment, alone with myself, and only the few, who chance to strive, can know the experience. To hear nothing but breath. To feel nothing but heartbeat. To feel so much like hell, running so close to heaven…

The runner's high is real - that exhilarating, if not euphoric feeling which you can reach simply through running is not something your trainer made up to convince you to keep running. Everyone has heard

Do you remember when you first started running and someone asked you if you had experienced the runner's high? Or maybe you are brand new to running yourself, and you have heard others talking about it. Most of us imagined a moment where you feel invincible. You could run with the fastest elites and keep

A Runner's Body Doesn't Exist | Healthy Helper A discussion on whether or not certain body types lend themselves to excelling at sport. Perhaps any body can be a runner's (or lifter's or swimmer's or dancer's) body with a little hard work and determination.

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runners_highest on Instagram: Can‘t stop watching. Training day in Kenya from a different point of view. By @krynds #runnershighest #nobadruns #whywerun #running #kenya…

I feel like runners have this weird quench for fatigue that can only be satisfied by pushing ourselves past our pain threshold daily. This intense craving for the aching of our legs and burning of our lungs. And the most frustrating runs are the easy days, when we're forced to run within our comfort zone. It's no wonder people think we're insane. But we simply thrive off the post-workout sense of accomplishment and desire for self-improvement.