Dear Reader,
A few days ago, I accepted Anthony's evitation to coauthor this group blog (greblog? grlog?). Since then, I've been brainstorming about my first post. I have yet to receive instructions about post length or post topics, so I will do my best to write in the manner that seems appropriate after reading the first few posts.
The blog's title seems to express the things about which we are supposed to write - beer drinking, training, and the ways in which those activities significantly influence our respective schedules. I assumed, upon receiving my coauthor invitation from Anthony, who, I thought was interested in writing about beer and distance running, that those were the specific things about which we were to write. Evidently, we are supposed to write about any training. Or at least that seems to be the case after reading Anthony's first two posts, which suggest that he is training for a squat thrust competition rather than a distance race.
Kyle, thank you for capturing the e-ssence of the blog to which I thought that I would be contributing.
Unfortunately, my recent training time has been solely directed toward cashier and book shelving training. Like running, such training has been physically, mentally, and emotionally demanding. My last two weeks of running have been compromised as a result. Perhaps I will (boot and) rally before November's Richmond Distance Festival. If so, I'll begin chronicling my running with this blog. If not, I'll encourage my coauthors during their respective pursuits of athletic glory.
In the event that you, the reader, are neither Anthony nor Kyle, please follow us, leave us comments, or email us. Please DO NOT encourage Anthony to share our work with Letsrun.
Until next time,
Max
A few days ago, I accepted Anthony's evitation to coauthor this group blog (greblog? grlog?). Since then, I've been brainstorming about my first post. I have yet to receive instructions about post length or post topics, so I will do my best to write in the manner that seems appropriate after reading the first few posts.
The blog's title seems to express the things about which we are supposed to write - beer drinking, training, and the ways in which those activities significantly influence our respective schedules. I assumed, upon receiving my coauthor invitation from Anthony, who, I thought was interested in writing about beer and distance running, that those were the specific things about which we were to write. Evidently, we are supposed to write about any training. Or at least that seems to be the case after reading Anthony's first two posts, which suggest that he is training for a squat thrust competition rather than a distance race.
Kyle, thank you for capturing the e-ssence of the blog to which I thought that I would be contributing.
Unfortunately, my recent training time has been solely directed toward cashier and book shelving training. Like running, such training has been physically, mentally, and emotionally demanding. My last two weeks of running have been compromised as a result. Perhaps I will (boot and) rally before November's Richmond Distance Festival. If so, I'll begin chronicling my running with this blog. If not, I'll encourage my coauthors during their respective pursuits of athletic glory.
In the event that you, the reader, are neither Anthony nor Kyle, please follow us, leave us comments, or email us. Please DO NOT encourage Anthony to share our work with Letsrun.
Until next time,
Max
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