On Sunday April 24, approximately 1400 runners returned to the Benedetti-Wehrli Stadium, at North Central College in Naperville, IL. Over 800 Half Mar
On Saturday, April 23, I attended the Spring Chance BQ.2 race in Geneva, Illinois. This pristinely done race has been crafted to give runners their be
Triathlon and endurance sports have brought a lot of inspiring people to my life and many epic adventures. Over the years I have belong to different e
On Saturday, April 16, Ornery Mule Racing held their annual Earth Day trail races featuring a 50K, 15 mile, and 5 mile option, there is a distance for
On Saturday, April 9th, the ChiTown Races put on by All Community Events came back in the spring in full force. With distances of a 10K, and half mara
For runners, there aren’t four seasons, there are two…Fall marathon season and Spring marathon season. Many athletes select a goal race fo
This past weekend, Silver Circle Sporting Events and the Waukesha Parks Foundation hosted their annual Trailbreaker races. With a distance for everyon
I have long been dedicated to my festively colored, popular branded, sunglasses, which most runners are very familiar with. And, as a runner, I don
Last Sunday, the Shamrock Shuffle returned after two years of cancelations due to the pandemic. This is one the largest and most popular races in Chic
I honestly can’t remember the last time in my adult life that I didn’t toe the line of the March Madness Half Marathon in Cary, IL. It offers quit
The Politics of Going Long(er) As I prepare and train for an upcoming marathon (my third), I have been giving a lot of thought to how I got here. I ne
It’s heeeerrrrreeee! St. Patrick’s Day has traditionally been the official start of running for Midwest athletes. Races are sparse through
