Tag: Hiking

Mindfulness Walk Activity

Posted on by be.short.run.ultra in Athlete Mental Health, Coping with Distress, Coping with Stress, Finish Stronger Mindset Coaching, Fun, Healthy Lifestyle, Hike, Injured Athlete, Injured Runner, Manage Mental Struggles, Mental Health, Mental Health Awareness, Mental Strategies for Athletes, Mindfulness, Mindset Coaching, Outdoors, Recovery, Rest, Self-Care, Sports Psychology, Trailrunning, Ultra Recovery, Ultrarunner Mindset, Uncategorized, Wellness

Mindfulness and walking are highly beneficial to your mental health, especially when you do them routinely. Try combining them! Go on a walk. You can walk inside (yes, it still works) or outside, done alone, while walking the dog, or with another person. – just don’t have a conversation with the other person while doing … Continue reading Mindfulness Walk Activity →

When you’re approaching mud on the trail, what do you do? Leave No Trace principals and trail etiquette

Posted on by be.short.run.ultra in Anti Chafe for Running, Gerard Hiking Trail, Hike, Leave No Trace Principals, Nature, Oil Creek 100, Oil Creek State Park, Outdoors, Run through the mud, Running Socks, Trail Etiquette, Trail Safety, Trailrunning, Trails, Ultramarathon, Uncategorized, What to do if the trail is muddy, YouTube

When the trail is wet and muddy When you're trail running and you come up on a mud puddle or muddy section, what do you do? Do you go around, stepping off of the trail to avoid it? Do you go through it? Do you leap over it? When people are asked this question, there … Continue reading When you’re approaching mud on the trail, what do you do? Leave No Trace principals and trail etiquette →

Strava

Posted on by be.short.run.ultra in Exercise, Fun, Goals, Healthy Lifestyle, Hike, Marathon, Marathon Training, Motivation, Run PA, Running, Strava, Trailrunning, Training and Fitness, Ultramarathon, Uncategorized, Wellness

Let's connect on Strava! I started my account in April of 2021 to participate in Badwater 267 VR Elite, which was a virtual race where we had 16 days to complete 267 miles. Strava helped with verifying everyone's stats. I really didn't need another running social media account, this is similar to not needing another … Continue reading Strava →