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The Important Line Between Working Hard and Trying Hard

Published on November 20, 2012 By Greg

Running, like many other pursuits, need to be viewed as a long-term endeavor, to be invested in, developed, built, and nurtured through hard work. When short-term goals lead to a desire to push things a bit, bad things can happen.

Ten Lessons from Ten Marathons

Published on October 15, 2012 By Greg

Over the course of ten marathons, you learn a thing or two about preparing for and executing the event. Here are ten such lessons learned through the years, offered in the hope that they will help you achieve your goals sooner.

Every Season Is a Story

Published on October 2, 2012 By Greg

The training season is long and intense. When you start to think of it as building a story, and enjoy the process of doing so, it’s far easier to find the motivation to push through, and to finish strong.

Announcing Coaching Services from Predawn Runner

Published on August 28, 2012 By Greg

It is with great excitement that I’m letting you know of the availability of coaching from Predawn Runner (aka Greg Strosaker), with a focus on making achieving your running goals fit around the other commitments you have in life. Find out more about joining Team Predawn Runner, and enter a drawing for a free consultation!

The Predawn Runner Code

Published on July 3, 2012 By Greg

The Predawn Runner Code serves as the foundation not only of a training approach, but as the basis for the point-of-view of this blog. As we head into the busy summer training season, it’s time to take a step back and re-ground the assumptions that drive the thoughts shared in this space.