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Hi there! Below are published pieces from TC Running Co., Bethel University,
Experience Life and Life Time, and Southwest Christian High School. When I'm not writing, I enjoy drinking coffee, going on long runs, and listening to a wide variety of music.
Piper, Paige, and Payton Stafford strive for hopefulness and joy during an unpredictable season. This is a story about accepting uncontrollable change while choosing positivity. This is a story about surrendering in the midst of unknowns. And this is also a story about family.
Jeff Reisdorfer started running 3 years ago and now reflects on his new lifestyle. "In one year I went from doing my first 5k to a 50k by the end of the year." Jeff Reisdorfer said.
Home-grown Minnesotan athlete, 9 time All-American and two time NCAA runner up, Joe Klecker, explains how he dealt with running in 2020. Some of his accomplishments include running a 3:58 mile, a 7:47 3k, and a 13:30 5k at the altitude in Boulder, Colorado. How do you deal with disappointment and change?
Thirteen-time Minnesota State Champion, professional runner and olympian, Carrie Tollefson, shares her insights on running and training in 2020. How do you deal with disappointment and change? Well that's hard, but I do think that's part of the sport. That's what makes us hungry and wanna get back out there.
Each month, Life Time Kids puts on creative and engaging themed events for kids during Parents Night Out. This series details how you can re-create those activities in your own home. (Looking for more ideas?
Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack, and dessert options that you can make now and eat later. Looking to stock your freezer with ready-made meals? No need to rely on packaged, processed foods. These recipes can all be made ahead of time and frozen, enabling you to have healthy, delicious eats at the ready.
Unfortunately, I have no idea what I'm doing. [Editor's note: "I don't know what I'm doing" is a recurring personal column that pays homage to Johnny Auping's " I have no idea what I'm doing " personal column in The New Yorker.
Nicole Miller pursues golf in college despite the difficulties that come with. By Callie Chase | Staff Writer Tennis shoes squeaked. Basketballs did not bounce. Nicole Miller, high school junior, entered the gym to find the team running out of punishment from their previous loss, again.
By Callie Chase | Reporter Landon Conrath's feet stuck to the stage. His eyes scanned the room; mirrors and walls covered in sharpie. His fingers hit the piano keys and his band member's foot kicked the stompbox, sending out the sound of a kickdrum, causing the crowd to dance.