P.s. View this guys blog it is very nice and very inspiring.

Okay guys my first blog follower happens to be a blogger!  Well heres the thing the other day i was looking at his blog and it kind of inspired me and made me think of how fortunate i am to be able to do what i can!  His name is chad and he has a really cool blog that is very nice.  Shout out to him!

Rember keep running loose!!!

Hmmm What to write about

Well right now i am trying to become more viewer friendly and am considering the idea of letting other viewers come up with ideas for me to blog about.  Well okay i will let you guys just tell me some and ill choosde the best one and blog about it.  Just so you guys know i will try to let you guys decide at least once a week.  So rember to to leave a coment!!

Rember always keep running loose!!!!!

T T (Triathlon Time)



A young Lance Armstrong being interviewed after a triathlon. 
Lance won many triathlons in his area



    Triathlon, A fun event that combines more than just one sport but a total of three sports.  Some argue triathlon to be a very complicated sport because not only do you have to be good at just one sport to win, You have to be good at all three to win!  Well Lately I have been thinking,  I've been thinking that I should try my hand at Triathlon to see just how demanding and how successful I could be in triathlon. 

    

 I kind of imagine myself as a young lance armstrong because lance armstrong started out triathloning before he moved to strictly cycling.

Lance Armstrong later became extremely succesful in Road cycling and won the Tour de France. 

Many of you guys may ask me "Why do you want to do a triathlon what made you come up with the idea?"

Well I got the idea from my parents, my mom's boyfriend will be doing a Half Ironman (a mile or so swim, followed by a 56 mile bike ride, then a 13.1 mile run) in the next coming months.  He told me that triathlon is a lot of fun and that it really helps you understand multiple things at once and further prepration for what comes in the future.  So I started training and still am.  I would appreciate any support I can get from you guys!

But heres what i want to know?  Can any of you help me with training and if you do triathlons i want some information and tips.  If you do not do triathlon then i encourage you to try your hand at multisport or triathlon.

Please leave a commwnt and always rember to keep running loose!!!

My run the movie (movie review)

Okay im not sure how many of you guys saw this movie called my run.  Well let me say something about the movie called "My Run".  First off i think it is fascinating and inspiring and it makes me feel like i could do more things than i originally thought i could ohh like lets say run 75 marathons in 75 days.  But wait heres the kicker that makes it even better,  You guys are probably like i can run 75 marathons in 75 days because it only takes me 1 day to run a marathon.  But this guy ran 75 marathons in 75 days consececutively. ( I know i can't figure out how to spell it right.)  Well you think that is really hard then wait until you hear the rest.  This man decided to do this run to raise awarness for single mothers and fathers because earlier in his life his wife was diagnosed with breast cancer.  One day she was at home and she kised him then died right in his hands.  He had to learn how hard it was being a single parent.  Terry hitchcock takes care of his kids.  (By the way this is a true story not just fantasy) He set out with his crue which happened to be family and friends and set off to do a marathon everyday til he got to the olypics in atlanta.  He continued to run everyday even when most of his support team left him.  He ran despite the heat the cold and the fractured bones in his body.  He had chest pains and his feet really hurt.  He did finish all 75 marathons and was congradulated at the olympics.  I would honestly give this movie a grade of "A" because it was truly inspirational.  If you have any comments feel free to post them And remember keep running loose!!!! 

Sorry to all of those who keep up

Well let me stasrt off by saying this : i am sorry you guys have been more than devoted to following or looking at my blog.  But as a bad blogger i havent updated it because i seemed not to have success from it!  SO let me say this I did pick up a new sport and its road cycling.  while im not amazing i believe i have the skill level to become very good.  whuile i wont be riding for team radioshack any time soon i will put my heart and determination into this sport.  (This doesnt mean i'm not gonna run its still a nice sport!)  WHile we are talkiung about determination i need to make a commitment to you guys.  I know i have been slacking but i will try to psot at least once a week and i hope that i wil post more often than that.  But i do want to ask a favor from you guys that are reading this blog!  You guys support me and i thank you for that.  But im having trouble getting publicity and opageviews. i mean come on i only have 50 views!  My goal for you guys is to help me send my page to friends and please follow and subscribe.  Im willing to give a special first edition teen running loose prize pack to those who help support my blog and help me out.  Heres the kicker.  You have to send emails to your friends with my link and get them to look at it.  Also you have to leave comments at least 1 time a week.  I will give this prize to the most devoted follower.  So when you leave xcomments make them good.  But when am i going to give away the prize?  Oh i know when!!!  Heres where i tell you when i am going to count and look at my followers and tell you when im gonna give away the prize.  Once i get at least 400 views and 5 followers then i will give away the prize!! 

Items that will be included:  (note: Some of the items may or may not be included and this prize pack wont be super huge!) Gu's maybe running books, maybe a pair of socks for running, and some other random things that i think you guys might enjoy.  SO please help me out so i can write more and make this blog more interesting!

Rember always keep running loose no matter what!!!!!!!!!

ocala half marathon

The ocala half marathon was incredible. ill make this quick because im short on time. it was amazing well set up dwefinetly a A letter grade race. I believe that it was nice because every mile had a water stop and a porta potty. I got a pr of 2:28!! i got 6th place though. IF you want to see a better race review look at half triing. overall i will definetly do this again. if you view this often i am planning on updating more, with pictures, stories and a lot better detail. remember guys always keep running loose!!!!
ps if you would like to post a comment feel free too!!! any suggestions can be posted as a comment too. PS look at frayed laces hurt 100 i thought that t was amazing and cool. Also i will be a half fanatic because at ocala half marathon i qualified for it!!!!
so remember keep running loose!!!!

Ocala half marathon

Ahhh he we go again. Sorry guys for not posting but i wil keep posting consecutively now though. This weekend im planning on doing the ocala half marathon. I am definetly not planning on pring for one because my running schedule has been a little wacky and for two i messed my ankle up yesterday. This should be fun im going to do this mrhalftriing. if you will be there please lave a comment and i would love to meet you! but on a better note of me not posting often, i have been motivated by frayed laces to run and blog more. i was inspired when i read this: http://frayedlaces.blogspot.com/ she really inspires me. i thought that it was amazing that she could run that far. I mena a hundred miles! thats farther than i could bike. Thats just amazxing. i want to congradulate her on that victourous bit that she performed. i wish all of you good luck with your runnign experiences!

as manuy of you know i did the track shack ouc half marathon. its time for the race review. overall i thought that this was a good race and was put on well. The only problems I had witjh this race was the fact that about 2 miles were on cobblestone. the medals at the end were amazing and i thought the volunteers were nice. There was one problem with the race though: it was near my house so therefore i knew exactly how much longer i had to go! i would definetly recomend this race to a friend if given the chance to! also this was a very good race for me because i pred!!!! my first time was 2:45 and this time i shedded around12 minutes! for me that is almost a full mile quicker! I was dedfinetly happy with the run and stayed with my mom for most of the race.

Rember keep running loose!!!

News

I was over at http://blog.runnerslounge.com/running-news/ when i found this bit:
As reported on PE.com (Southern California) on November 29, despite the horribly unfortunate spate of deaths in recent marathons, research indicates that, historically, very few people run (no pun intended) the risk of death while preparing for, and running of, a marathon or any other similar long-distance race. In addition to a 2007 University of Toronto study which found 26 runner deaths after studying 3.3 million runners in 750 marathons held during a 30-year period (a risk of death of 0.8 per 100,000 runners) and a recent study from Duke University which found that aerobic exercise, such as running, without a change in diet can improve people's health and affect levels of good and bad cholesterol and insulin resistance, a May study out of the University of Manitoba in Canada reported at a San Diego found that cardiac abnormalities experienced by some marathoners after races are temporary and that those abnormalities don't damage the heart.* As reported on Celebrity-Gossip.net on November 30, 2009, Keeping Up With Kim Kardashian may be harder than simply turning into her reality television show. Using the on-line service, Twitter, Kim Kardashian tweeted to all her fans on Thanksgiving last week that, just because her family's Thanksgiving feast was cooking in the oven, there's 'no excuse for getting lazy during the holidays' and that she was planning on hitting the treadmill right up until her family sat for dinner. Just like her boyfriend Reggie Bush's football team, The New Orlean Saints, it appears that Kim Kardashian is running away from the competition despite not actually going anywhere (since, obviously, one never moves forward whilst running on a treadmill)!


this is pretty opening!

leave you comments on this post or anything below!

Rember to keep running loose!!

Inspirational runners story. from alcholic poor and almost seeming that their would be a future to finding inner peace. please leave a comment below about this or if you have your own inspirational running astory then please let me hear. Hearing your story is inspirational so keep running.
Steve White trains recently at Orlando's Howard Middle School for his first marathon. He was trying to get his life together at Orlando Union Rescue Mission last year and joined a program called "Stepping Onward," which helps people make changes through running". (RED HUBER/ORLANDO SENTINEL / November 9, 2010)"The sun is not yet up when Steve White arrives at the Howard Middle School track near downtown Orlando. He has just put in 12 hours on the graveyard shift for a linen service, but before he sleeps he must train. Soon the 43-year-old is running half-mile repeats like clockwork, a chiseled, solitary figure in the dawn.His first marathon is a week away, and White is determined to run fast enough to qualify for the most prestigious road race in the nation: the Boston Marathon.For any runner, making it to Boston is an accomplishment worthy of lifelong bragging rights. For Steve White, it would be a Cinderella story.Until two years ago, he was homeless, a longtime alcoholic and a 20-year smoker who hadn't run since his high-school-football days."I felt like I've been a loser all my life," he said recently. "This gives me a chance to prove to myself, my family, the people I've let down, people that knew me as the old person I was — this gives me a chance to let them know I've changed."But White might have never made it to a starting line without a 39-year-old woman named Claire Grove, a doctor and marathoner herself, who is trying to change the way people feel about themselves by helping them to run.In January 2009, she started a nonprofit called Stepping Onward, initially for men and women in homeless shelters and later for teens in foster homes."Negative self-talk is so common," Grove said. "I had such a passion for running, and I loved the lessons it had taught me, especially about being able to overcome that voice in your head that says you just can't do it, that it's too much and you should give up. I wanted to inspire others to overcome that same voice."Steve White was one of her first recruits.'I was just kind of lost'White grew up in tiny Rustburg, Va., where he ran for two things: his football coach and his wrestling team. The latter had a 5-mile trek up a nearby mountain, and White can remember the feeling of his lungs straining, his legs churning and the sweat running down his body.He loved it.Despite his middle-class upbringing and loving parents, he had a haunting sense of not particularly belonging anywhere. It didn't help that he was an only child and that the neighborhood crowd bullied him for his shyness. By age 12, he had already started drinking to fit in.It would only get worse as he left school and tried to make a living."I was just kind of lost out in the world," he said. "Everyplace I was looking, I couldn't get fulfillment."At first, he went to trade school to become a welder. But he wound up working everything from fast-food gigs to shipyards to oil fields in New Mexico.In his 20s, he also started smoking.By his early 40s, he hadn't much to show for his life. He had never married, never stuck with any particular career path, never saved any money. He was drinking frequently and working at a Taco Bell when his hours were cut and he could no longer pay his rent. Again he moved on, this time to Orlando, and landed first at the Salvation Army.One night, he heard some men talking about the Orlando Union Rescue Mission only a few blocks away."They was talking about the program and how it made them go to church and stuff like that, and they was downing it," White said. "But I thought: 'That's exactly what I need.' "'He'd just run in circles'From the day he joined the Rescue Mission's discipleship program in March 2009, White gave up drinking and smoking. To make sure he wasn't tempted, he started exercising, giving his body a high from endorphins rather than nicotine and alcohol. But disciples are not allowed to leave the premises for the first 60 days — a way of keeping them out of trouble.Brad Sefter, then a resident himself, watched baffled as White did lap after lap around a tiny parking lot."He'd just run in circles, and then he'd go up and down these two flights of stairs for, like, an hour," Sefter said. "So I asked him if he wanted to come running with me, and he jumped at the chance."Sefter was a runner himself, and because he was one of the senior residents, he was able to get permission to take White off the property for runs."I had been running six to eight months already," Sefter said, "and from Day One couldn't keep up with him. His endurance is phenomenal."At the same time, Grove, medical director for a string of weight-loss clinics, had launched Stepping Onward, a name she took from the proverb she had first heard on a medical mission to Africa: The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.She recruited Sefter, who recruited White. From the beginning, Grove knew that White was special. While everyone else labored, he seemed to be comfortable. When he wasn't running, White was quiet. But when they trained, he and Grove would have long conversations about faith. Too, he was remarkably disciplined and eager to push himself.For their first 5-kilometer road race — the Track Shack Celebration of Running — the group arrived about a minute after the starting gun fired. White was unfazed. He simply shot ahead through the crowd, passing hundreds of runners to finish in a respectable 22 minutes and 33 seconds.His next 5K race, he ran 19:32. Then, recruited by Grove to join a 191-mile relay run across the state in November 2009, White faced his biggest challenge ever: running 22 miles, broken up into three segments.He ran the final stretch looking as effortless as he had the first. The whole team joined him for the sprint to the finish line, cheering."At the end, it was a whole different Steve," Grove said. "He was the man. I knew we had to set a bigger goal for him."'You have to want it'Late last year, they settled on the Space Coast Marathon, a fast course in Brevard County. This year, the race is Nov. 28.Soon after, White got a job at the linen service — and quickly got promoted. Twice.His work ethic was becoming legendary. After his all-night shifts on Fridays, he would ride the bus back downtown, then ride his bike to meet the group for a Saturday morning workout.Grove decided to hire a coach for him, and Stepping Onward paid his entry fees and travel costs. White kept working harder. He saved money, bought a car and, in September, moved out of the mission and rented a studio apartment. And, still, he kept training, often on his own because of his work schedule."He is an ideal student," said his coach, Bill Wenner, who has worked with hundreds of marathoners. "He'll do what you tell him to do and will give 100 percent of his ability to it. … I thought it would be a cool story if we could get him to qualify for Boston — but I would never have taken him on if we didn't think he was capable. I would have just told Claire we were barking up the wrong tree."About 20,000 runners from around the world qualify each year for the Boston Marathon — held the third Monday in April — the only U.S. marathon that requires entrants to run a qualifying time. For men in White's age group, it is no slower than three hours, 20 minutes, a target White can reasonably expect to hit. But as Wenner points out, a lot of things can go wrong in 26.2 miles, many of them beyond a runner's control."It's not by any means a gimme," he said.If White is nervous, he doesn't show it. He talks about the race with the same calm demeanor his friends say he always has. And when he runs, he prays, thanking God for his blessings and reciting biblical verses that bring him comfort.Next weekend in Brevard will be no different."You have to work. You have to want it," he said. "But I'll let God guide my footsteps."
wow how inspirational!
Rember to keep running loose!!