Dawn Patrol
Filtering out of the fast lane
IN THE last column, I lamented how my watch may be too smart for my own good. My stance on smartwatches remains. But one particular function on mine has recently led me to ponder if I have often been ...
Are smartwatches too much of a good thing?
I RELEGATED a running watch recently. After eight good years, the device which I bought off a former user had stopped responding to the charging pod.
Not so solitary
Running is hardly a solo sport where all that matters is a ticking stopwatch
Travelling trainers
A FRIEND sent me cartoonist Margaret Flatley’s illustrated perspective on how running makes her feel like a local in a new city with the message “Thought of you…”
When running becomes an unhealthy obsession
What starts out as a healthy hobby can become a hindrance to healthy living
One for the outdoors
I SWAPPED out 3 sunrise runs for early morning spin classes in the past fortnight and felt like a fish out of water.
Disconnect to reconnect
Unplugging from an overstimulated world may help us engage better
Travelling out of my Covid-consumed bubble
It takes being on the ground to truly see how privileged 'living with Covid-19' has been for some of us
Musings over miles
Lacing up for a run has long been my way of processing life beyond the headlines
