Andie is an elite distance runner for the Raleigh Distance Project, InsideTracker, Athletes For Yoga, UCAN, and AltRed. Andie ran collegiately for NC State where she was a 2x10k All-American and HC-Kennet Female Athlete of the year award winner in 2012. She graduated with a degree in Civil Engineering and now works as a real-estate … Continue reading 9 Miles with Andie Cozzarelli, Elite Runner and Raleigh Distance Project Co-Founder
Anyone who has run a marathon, a half marathon, or pretty much any race, has probably tapered. We taper down to an event, running less and slower, so that on race day our legs are fresh and ready to go. After the big day, however, it can seem like you’ve entered into another race — a race … Continue reading The taper goes both ways
Summer running putting a damper in your training? SAME. Heat Rewind to early spring: I was feeling great. Long runs were a breeze, workouts flew by, and easy runs actually felt easy. Then, the humidity hit. If you’ve spent even a moment in D.C. during the summer, you know I’m not exaggerating when I say … Continue reading Summer Slow Down
In 2014, Kelly Roberts made headlines running the New York City Half while snapping selfies with unsuspecting hot dudes along the way. Urged on by others, Kelly capitalized on the moment and created her blog Run, Selfie, Repeat. Before long, Kelly had become a beacon for body positivity and an inspiration to everyone around her. Kelly states that … Continue reading 9 Miles with: Kelly Roberts
Lane 9: a figurative, suffocating lane on the track that lures unsuspecting, dedicated, athletes into a self-sabotaging mindset of doubt, inadequacy, and worthlessness.
Lane 9 Project 