Running
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Running During the Pandemic Part Two
You may remember my blog post about how hard it is to run with a mask and how I felt after having spent the spring in the countryside of New Jersey during the early times of the Pandemic. This is what I wrote, “I hadn’t understood how lucky I was until we came back to […]
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Running During the Pandemic
As you know New York City was hit very hard with Covid and had almost 600 dead and 6000 cases per day in April and May. When my fellow New Yorkers lost their lives- may their memories be blessings- or went into lockdown, my husband, dogs, and I packed everything up and went to live […]
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Shin Splints? Runners Knee? No Jumpers Knee
First I want to express my sorrow for the 32823 Americans who are included in the 154,350 worldwide count of those who have died so far, due to the COVID 19 Pandemic. These are staggering numbers. We don’t even know their faces. I extend my deepest sympathy to everyone who has lost family and friends. […]
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Running with Dogs
If you follow me on twitter you might be familiar with my pup run tweets. It’s what I call it when I run with my dogs. They’re not puppies anymore, but they’re still my babies. Alas, all runs with them are pup runs! Lakshmi is a Labrador mix, and Theodore, Theo for short, is an […]
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No More Intimate Chafing When You Run
This is a big deal. You don’t want to be distracted by uncomfortable, chafing underwear that ride up when you run. You might have heard that cotton is the best material for women. It’s supposed to aid the PH balance in your vagina whereas other materials disrupt it and might cause irritation and even yeast […]
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UnRushers Running Club Info Page
Covid Update: Please bring proof of vaccination. If we’re not in a crowded place, we can run without masks. Bring one though, just in case it gets crowded. Welcome to UnRushers Running Club New York City We run at a comfortable pace that is suitable for both beginners and seasoned runners. UnRusher Members come in […]
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Two Countries Two Homes
Greetings from my little cabin in Sjunkamossa, Sweden. As I’m sure you’re aware by now, I’m a Swede living the US. This fall it will be 28 years since I left Sweden. Calling two countries home is a privilege that has opened my eyes and my worldview in a way that I could never have […]
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To Insole Or Not To Insole
I’ve had an interesting learning experience the last few months. I’ve been running in Altra Torin’s for years and I love them. But I had heard so many good things about the Altra Escalante that I really wanted to try them. It seems that everyone is talking about this shoe and it has been rated […]
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Spring In New York and My Mother’s Flowers
Yesterday was a gorgeous Sunday and I decided to go for a run in Central Park. I was especially looking forward to my run because I knew that the cherry trees and magnolia trees were blooming. But what I didn’t think about was that it was exactly 7 years since my mother died. I was […]
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New York City Running And Wintry Running
One of my goals this year is to be a little more adventurous. I want to run in different places even if it means I have to take the train to get to a new route. We New Yorkers are known for wanting everything right at our fingertips. If it’s not within a block or […]