My precious HP Yogi of 2011, Sandra Lee, receives a comp’d pair of Kahtoola RNR22’s due to her amazing and steadfast in-courage-ments to inspire Native Youths to get out and do! twas my honor to help!
There are tools that the Ancients have bequeathed us to keep us tapped into the present….such as Conscious Breath and Posture (the first of my 4 Lifestyle Principles). When racing, when loving, when driving, when being? Just do this, okay? Trust the Breath…and all will be better than okay. pic; ilg after crushing another Course Record and a 5k Overall Win at the Pagosa Nordic Winterfest age nearly age 50.
How a WF Master Student ‘actively recovers’ from chopping 36+ minutes off her time in a 75-kilometer winter quadrathlon; Padma crankin’ some sweet 3+ Waterfall Ice in Utah the other day…
HP Yogi Brad “bRad” Tafoya on his first Mt. Taylor Winter Quadrathlon solo attempt; summit-baggin’ Heartbreak Hill and approaching Transition #3; the Snowshoe to the top
sOMetimes, ilg doesn’t mind being predictable…with my lifelong Valentines: Mother Nature! Styxx, looking down toward the Nordic Center.. ..Ambassadors Glade; deep, pretty tight trees… …mandatory cliffs on Ambassadors Glade.. .from our Clan to yours…Happy Valentines!
Take a conventionally-trained runner, for instance. As a typical coach, I would monitor his or her ‘hard days’ with either ‘easy’ or ‘off’ days. Trouble with this predictable, boring approach is two-fold; 1) the runner feels guilty when not training hard or worse, if there is a prescribed ‘off day’ which is enough to send the usually compulsive if not obsessive into conniptions and 2) as my friend and fellow Durangatang, Ned Overend (maybe you’ve heard of him!) taught me many years ago,
cliffs –
everybody thinks of changing humanity…
steep, powder snow –
no one thinks of changing themselves…