The Mountains are my Runway.
Lorna MannA substack that talks about trail running, from a fan of trail running
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 12 | Subscribers | Read | lornamann.substack.com |
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I learned how to trouble shoot recently...
I ran the Julian Alps by UTMB 25km 10 days ago. I had big aspirations for my efforts - I shared in my previous post that I was aiming for a time goal for the first time ever, and I almost achieved that. But I didn’t. Kinda.
I'm running for time, for the first time.
It feels hypocritical to be sharing this - I’ve been such a huge advocate of running for a good time over any kind of time goals, but a big goal of mine has caused a necessary shift in that focus for me, and I’ve got to embrace it.
Please don't assume I'm a beginner because of my pace.
I was walking the streets of Chamonix during UTMB finals week. For six of the seven days there are finishers celebrating under that infamous arch in front of the church - everyone from elites to cut off chasers are celebrated as equals - wh...
The mountains are calling and I can't wait to answer.
As I write I fly to Geneva in 20hours or so. An airport lunch awaits me as I wait for the bright green bus to “my” beloved valley town. It’s the third of four trips this summer, and this wait of 6 weeks between trips has felt the longest. I...
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