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Why You're Struggling to Follow Through (and How the Heat Makes it Worse)

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Struggling to follow through on workouts? Discover why mental roadblocks and summer heat are derailing your training—and learn actionable, practical tips to build better habits and stay consistent.

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When Integrity Costs You Something: A reflection on advocacy in the running industry

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A personal reflection on leadership, integrity, and walking away when values no longer align. What it means to lead with honesty, courage, and care.

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When Everything Hurts: Exploring the Overlap Between Menopause and Fibromyalgia

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Learn how menopause and fibromyalgia are connected through the nervous system. This blog explores why women in midlife often experience chronic pain, the risks of overtraining, and how structured support can improve performance and recovery.

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Alignment Over Grit: Why Most Runners Burn Out Before They Break Through

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Most runners don’t need more grit—they need better alignment. Learn why burnout happens, what holds runners back from sustainable training, and how to build a system that supports your goals without wrecking your body.

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What Your Grandma Didn’t Have: Why Hormones, Strength, and Nuance Matter in Menopause

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Forget the grandma myth. Thriving through menopause takes more than grit. Here’s why strength training, nutrition, mindset, and yes—HRT—deserve a seat at the table.

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