Friends, this is a race weekend that is not for the faint of heart – or the untrained. You are challenged with speed in one race, and left with hills, winds, humidity, and even rum stops over longer distances in other races. And I’m so excited that I was able to complete it again, even…
The Bermuda Triangle Challenge 2025 is being run for the O’Dell family, who have courageously faced Evan’s brain cancer diagnosis together.
I’m hnoured to carry them with me in Bermuda as I run 3 races in 3 days, for a total of 33.4 miles.
For having lived in Bermuda for seven years – and having run this course two years ago for the Bermuda half marathon – one would think I would not have forgotten how hilly this tiny rock in the middle of the Atlantic is. One would be wrong. As I am writing this four days after…
Talk to 1000 runners at a race, and you will have 1000 (or more) stories of why they are there, stories that are all as unique, special and inspirational as the runners themselves. In my short running career, I’ve learned that runners have some of the biggest hearts, and they wear their hearts on their…
I confess: I’ve been planning my 2017 running calendar for the last six months or so. Yes, I know that means 2016 wasn’t even half over before thoughts were focused on the new year and the future. This is nothing new for me, though. I am a planner; I enjoy researching, anticipating, looking forward to…
I have now been able to get a picture with Bart Yasso on two occasions. I really had no idea who he was at the first race, the Cayman Islands Half Marathon in December 2014, when I heard him speak, although I had a pretty good idea of his importance in the running world after…
Robyn Runs the World 