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When Running Becomes Who You Are: Athletic Identity
“I am a runner.” It is such a simple statement, but for many of us it means SO much more than the fact that we like to run. Running becomes part of how we see ourselves. We wake up early to run. Our friends are runners. Our vacations somehow turn into race weekends. We structure our schedules around training. We spend way too much money on shoes. We follow other runners on social media and talk about running with people who actually want to hear about our long run. And slowly

Kate Mihevc Edwards PT, DPT
1 day ago3 min read


The Most Dangerous Running Advice I Read This Week
Every once in a while, I read something on social media that makes me stop scrolling. Last week was one of those times. Someone forwarded me an Instagram post that read, "Hot take: The lighter you are, the faster you are." Normally, I don't comment on posts I disagree with. Maybe it's because I don't enjoy conflict. Maybe it's because there are simply too many opinions on the internet to chase down. But this one genuinely made me angry because it was so irresponsible. Over th

Kate Mihevc Edwards PT, DPT
Aug 23 min read
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