NavEng
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You gotta know when to hold ’em, know when to fold ’em, know when to walk away, and know when to run.
NavEng commented on NCAthlete's blog entry in Bloop
Glad you had the strength to make the tough decision. Lots of positive experiences, I'm sure, that you can carry over into the next adventure. -
Thanks for writing this. Lots of important stuff to remember during recovery.
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The Second Annual Inaugural Irma Gerd 8 Mile Classic
NavEng commented on Gonzo Runner's blog entry in Bloop
Added to my list of things not to do while sneezing. I have a feeling we'll be having the same argument when my grandma passes -
Run it for fun, and halfs can be pretty fun! Who knows what magic can happen.
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Wake me up when September ends: September recap!
NavEng commented on SIbbetson's blog entry in Bloop
Another blazing fast month. It'll be interesting to read about calves. I try to care for mine daily, but it always seem like they're a step away from disaster. -
Hinson Lake 24 Race Report: Get Your Banana Ready!
NavEng commented on Carissa Liebowitz's blog entry in Bloop
I'm most proud of the hot pizza goal accomplishment. I have a much easier time understanding this than NYC. -
Good for you for finding the strength when you needed it. I'm glad you found running and shared your story. Thanks!
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Looking good.
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Nice weekend! I hope the shin issues are in the rear view mirror.
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Augusta 70.3 Relay Race Report: Team Thunderstruck!
NavEng commented on Carissa Liebowitz's blog entry in Bloop
Solid! Getting the timing right to land hot pizza will be a challenge. Good luck. -
your training has you ready for good things on a fast Mohawk-Hudson course. good luck!
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Nice! HANS device and 5-point seat belt - she's just about ready for NASCAR
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The guy's pretty smart to sponsor you. It will show the facility's diversity in training people for lots of different awesome things.
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A spring marathon, in this case, is wise. Keeps the expectations of record speeds low.
