Running During Pregnancy: The Third Trimester

Following the excitement of finding out I was pregnant, the nausea and other “wee” issues of the first trimester, and the honeymoon phase (albeit with the occasional hiccup) of the second trimester, the third trimester of pregnancy was when things truly got 

Accepting your changing body during pregnancy – 6 Tips

I was going to write a post about morning runs: How great they are, why you should go out for one tomorrow and how to make it happen. But the truth is, the last couple of weeks I have been struggling with my runs – and life in general. I don’t have the energy and

Running During Pregnancy: the Second Trimester

There’s a reason they call it the honeymoon period – the second trimester is often the easiest part of pregnancy. I strongly noticed that during the second trimester of my first pregnancy, but how was my experience this time around?

Running During Pregnancy: the First Trimester

A quick search on the Internet confirms what I actually already knew (and experienced the first time around): pregnancy does mess change up your running, even before others notice you’re pregnant and maybe even before you yourself know you are expecting.

Running for Three: My First 10K Race With the Stroller (and a Second Baby on the Way!)

After much deliberation (too much, if you ask certain people around me) I took the plunge last week and bought a ridiculously expensive running stroller. When I was pregnant with Maria, I had no idea I would be running so much with her in the stroller, and so I