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13 posts tagged "running"

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Running down a beat: A not-so-definitive running playlist

Nia Sylva | Friday, September 18, 2020

I don’t know about you, but spending the last few months in quarantine really made me appreciate the outdoors — the view out the window, walks around the neighborhood with my siblings and parents and, most significantly, my daily runs. Before the shutdown, I preferred to use the treadmill. With gyms closed, of course, that

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Get outside

Thomas Diehl | Tuesday, April 21, 2020

As an avid runner, nothing makes me happier than seeing so many people outside running. It seems like every day I see more and more people taking this quarantine as an opportunity to get outside and run. To me, running is one of the best exercises out there. It doesn’t cost anything (besides purchasing shoes),

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Despite Holy Half cancellation, some still plan to run their own race, donate registration fees

Maeve Filbin | Saturday, April 4, 2020

Though many Americans have withdrawn into their individual homes as shelter-in-place mandates press pause on unnecessary travel, others have turned to the pavement, trails and tracks to spend some time outdoors. It seems running is one activity allowing for appropriate social distancing in the midst of the current pandemic. Saint Mary’s senior Katie Glenn is

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Can health be unhealthy?

Renee Pierson | Wednesday, March 4, 2020

As a freshman at this university, I have had to take in a lot of new things in the past several months — football chants, dorm stereotypes, colloquialisms like “ring by spring” and “Menbroza” are just a few.   You’d think I’d have wrapped my head around campus culture by now after almost six months as

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Naatz: running provides so much more than just physical training

Tom Naatz | Friday, November 30, 2018

Athleticism has never been my thing. For instance, in my two years of youth basketball, I technically never made a basket. I say “technically” because in fourth grade, in the last game of my pathetic career, I actually hit a beautiful shot as I was falling down. However, in the process I traveled so blatantly

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Running through life

Lucy Collins | Thursday, September 6, 2018

With the sun in the sleepy stages of wakeup, lazily drooping over the horizon, an inner dialogue pulses through my mind for what seems like the thousandth time this summer: “Keep going. When you round the corner, you can take a break. … No, I don’t need a break that’ll just make it worse, idiot

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Running the half

Ciara Hopkinson | Tuesday, April 10, 2018

I’ve been a runner since the fall of seventh grade. I ran cross country for six years and track for five, and my running career was similar to that of a lot of girls. I was pretty good in middle school, ended up running varsity freshman year, stagnated sophomore year and suddenly declined during my

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Holy Half training

Claire Kopischke | Tuesday, March 6, 2018

Over Christmas break, in a moment of inspiration, I decided to sign up to run the Holy Half. I enjoy running, but by no means have I ever been considered athletic. I attempted to run cross country in high school. I was plagued by stress fractures every year, and I would always hang up my

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The joys of running

Marie Fazio | Thursday, April 6, 2017

Saturday morning, Stepan Center was buzzing with excitement as runners stretched, chatted and commiserated over the upcoming 13.1 miles we were all about to undertake, a feat that is still probably less painful than the chemistry and physics exams that happen in the same space. As with a surprising majority of Notre Dame students, I

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Active contemplative

Erin Thomassen | Thursday, February 9, 2017

God wants to speak to you when you run. I discovered this when one of my earbuds stopped working. I tugged both of them out with frustration, only to find they were better in my hands than in my ears. Then I discovered: they were best of all when I left them at home. A

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