Tag Archives: Training

Five Ways In Which a Trainer Is Like a Good Editor

Posted on October 17, 2014 by martinrowe

When I first began running and writing, I assumed that—because I could put one foot in front of the other and I was expensively educated—I knew how to do either well. There were plenty of running blogs and training programs, as well … Continue reading →

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Permission to Succeed

Posted on October 15, 2014 by martinrowe

In November 2013, I completed the Brooklyn Marathon in 3:30:44—a satisfactory time made more so by the fact that I’d run the New York City Marathon in 3:30:38 only two weeks before. I was receiving the congratulations of my peers … Continue reading →

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The Great Long Training Run

Posted on October 15, 2014 by martinrowe

After several years of plowing my way through New York City’s streets, I decided to join a local running group—the South Brooklyn Running Club (SBRC)—to provide me with company, friendship, inspiration, and conversation. We’ve run the length of Manhattan, traversed … Continue reading →

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