As most of you know, although I love my time spent doing crafty and refurbishing projects, I have a day job. Well, not a typical day job - I work from home as a content writer for
TopTenREVIEWS.com. They allow me to stay home with my babes while still bringing in extra income for my family.
A site I have been working on for awhile was published a few days ago reviewing
heart rate monitor watches. I am pretty proud of it and especially proud of a piece I wrote on
how to train for a long distance race like a marathon and half-marathon. I'll share a snippet here on the blog, but I hope you'll hop over to the
full article to read more.
There is nothing more thrilling than crossing the finish line of a long
distance race that you’ve been training hard for. Endorphins are
pumping, muscles are burning and that “runner’s high” you hear so much
about kicks in. But it is a long time coming to this point. You need to
properly train to finish a long distance race without seriously injuring
yourself. Staying motivated, training safely and maintaining good
nutrition are three key steps you must take before crossing that finish
line.
Here I am finishing the Utah Valley Half-Marathon in 2011. Yes, yes...I get really red when I run.
I'm currently training for the Hobble Creek Half this year!
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