Category Archives: John Hanna

Reflections on 2012

I’ve been sick for over a week so I haven’t had a chance to blog. I have thought about the past year and the one to come, however.  In this post I want to do a bit of reflection. Goals … Continue reading

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Meadow Brook Run, 2012

This morning I ran the Meadow Brook 5k in Birmingham.  Every finisher received a rose. My time was 41:09, 6 minutes and 16 seconds faster than when I ran it two years ago. I am slowly getting back to my … Continue reading

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2013 schedule

I have one race left in 2012. Meadow Brook 5k is this Saturday.  I ran it two years ago and certainly hope to have a better time this year. John Hanna is running with me so I am sure I … Continue reading

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Opportunity, a year later

Last summer after I tore my hamstring two people told me that I would find opportunities in my injury. I don’t remember who told me that but I can narrow it down to the likely candidates. A month after that … Continue reading

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Wet Dog Finisher

Saturday I finished the Wet Dog Triathlon.  That was my goal. I decided that I was not going to be as concerned about time today as I was about finishing  since I had not finished Buster Britton.  As I was … Continue reading

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Consistency

I know I have written about consistency before but I have been thinking about the topic again.  About a year ago I posted about the importance of consistency in my journey.  Keeping up with my training, showing up and doing … Continue reading

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Measuring progress, gaining perspective

Progress can be measured in several ways.  Some of them involve numbers, charts, and standards or benchmarks while others involve accomplishments.  This morning I willingly faced a measure that involved a number – percent of body fat.  We had not … Continue reading

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Water, water, water

I have been in the water several times this week. On Tuesday I went to the Aquatic Center after work to swim because I had not been in the water in a few days. I had already worked with Sam … Continue reading

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Reflections on an unfinished race: Lessons Learned

As I mentioned a few days ago, I planned on completing my first sprint triathlon since my surgery. It was not meant to be.  I didn’t finish because I panicked in the water.  I did complete the bike, however.  I … Continue reading

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