How To: Find Local Running Routes With Your Garmin
on August 11, 2011 by JT in Training, Comments (3)
(And Why Can’t You “CONNECT” on Garmin Connect?)
If you’re a relatively new Garmin Forerunner user or have yet to experience the full effect of Garmin Connect (http://connect.garmin.com), this will blow your mind:
Aside from some cool analytics features for pace, time splits, max/min speed and elevation change – you can also find cycling and running routes [...]
Running Dirty: A Guide To Mud Runs In Los Angeles
on February 4, 2011 by JT in Running in L.A., Comments (6)
I’ve been wanting to do a mud run similar to the type of race they do in Camp Pendleton (tons of dirt, obstacle course and usually a small team sign up) and have noticed that a lot of new ones have sprung up in Southern California. Now this is definitely a racing trend band wagon [...]
Hit N’ Run: Lykke Li “I Follow Rivers” The Magician Remix
on January 19, 2011 by JT in Running Playlist, Comments (0)
I just heard this remix a few days ago and immediately had to run to it – I have been listening to music via my iPhone for the past few weeks now… It’s just a happy go-lucky song that I couldn’t live without.
Take a listen for yourself. BTW – if you aren’t on Soundcloud (yes [...]
Running Playlist: In The Dark
on October 25, 2010 by JT in Running Playlist, Comments (0)
Here’s a list of songs that usually seem fit for those times when it’s pitch black and there’s nothing out there but you and a headlamp. And possibly… a trailrunning ghost (well if you run at night at Griffith Park).
Naked Running Fever
on August 16, 2010 by JT in Running in L.A., Running Routes, Comments (0)
Truth be told, I had trained for the Ragnar SoCal relay with no Garmin or GPS tracker, it was all mapped out mileage. I had no idea what my pace was when I was training and thus took a head first dive into naked running (sans Garmin). But now that I am training for the [...]