Runners high

When I'm not rambling on about my latest running shenanigans, my running maladies, or the meaning of life, I'm busy actually writing useful and hopefully informative running articles. In an effort to put them all in

The Runners' High: It's no longer sport, no longer just a game. It has become a way of life. Every breath is a stride, every heartbeat a string of silence. It is a compulsion deep within. It is a passion for glory. TO go through the torment. To last through the waiting. To gain that one moment, alone with myself, and only the few, who chance to strive, can know the experience. To hear nothing but breath. To feel nothing but heartbeat. To feel so much like hell, running so close to heaven…

Do you remember when you first started running and someone asked you if you had experienced the runner's high? Or maybe you are brand new to running yourself, and you have heard others talking about it. Most of us imagined a moment where you feel invincible. You could run with the fastest elites and keep

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