I love that sentiment. It still gives me chills every time I see it on the back of a teammate’s shirt. It’s the slogan for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Team in Training, the generous-of-spirit group of athletes I’ve now been training...
It was bound to happen eventually – my first “running meltdown.” Wednesday night, during what most would consider a successful 5k time trial (23:39) and a personal 5k best, I experienced what I can only think to call a meltdown. Despite my overall...
I recently had the great pleasure of meeting personal trainer Kelvin Gary. We were both working in a cafe near Union Square and began chatting about our similar paths to a career in fitness (we both came from corporate backgrounds) and about how we might work...
In my Miami Half Marathon race report, I mentioned that Pilates was an integral part of my strength training regimen for the race. Here’s why I did it and how. Why Pilates is great for runners Pilates benefits runners in many ways, but these are my top five and...
So yeah…I did it. After five months of training in often sub-zero temperatures in NYC, I ran over the sunny bridges and through the balmy beaches of the ING Miami Half Marathon course yesterday in 2 hours, 6 minutes, and 31 seconds. Or, as runners like to say, 2:06:31...
Before anyone freaks out, I’m not training for an Ironman. I’m training for my first half marathon (with Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Team in Training…woo!!). My boyfriend, however, completed his first Ironman almost two weeks ago. So...
Christina Wallace is a self-described human Venn diagram with a career at the intersection of business, technology, and the arts. How to lean into your own portfolio life.
What do you say when someone asks you to introduce yourself? If you’re anything like Kore Koubourlis, your answer is complicated and deeply personal.
