Run for Dori

All I can say before you watch this is "good luck not crying."

This morning's Sportscenter had a powerful story about former UCLA Coach John Wooden and his everlasting love for his deceased wife. I h...

This morning's Boulevard Bolt, a five-miler down scenic Belle Meade Boulevard, was exhilarating in several ways. First, running pal Mere...

Tomorrow, I'll run five miles in the Boulevard Bolt with our good friend Meredith. Then, a little rest and then some turkey and fixings...

Dori sent me an e-mail today, stating she had run "very hard." I liked getting that e-mail! She also sent me a link to a gripping...

Humility in sports seems to be a rarity these days. That's why I enjoyed this article about Meb Keflezghi, winner of the NYC Marathon ....

I read a great phrase on a runner's board last night: Pain is just weakness leaving the body. Tomorrow morning, a few hundred runners wi...

Running pain free for the first time in three weeks, I finished 5.5 miles in just over 50 minutes. What a great feeling to run with no back...

Our friend, Chuck Hendry, has relapsed. The news was hard to process, to say the least. Dori, who spoke with Chuck yesterday, bonded with ...

This morning, I ran before dawn and saw a spectacular shooting star. Four-and-a-half miles later, I walked up our driveway to a pink, yello...