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We’re finished when we’re finished

Three outstanding Master's 100m sprinters — Three outstanding Master’s 100m sprinters

Trio of High School 100m sprinters — Two of these boys lost to the young athlete in the next photo

Double leg amputee teenage High School 100m sprinter — Courage is hard to see, except when it isn’t, like here

Finding motivation doesn’t have to be hard. Yet we also know it won’t always be easy. The key is to understand when to up our game and when to ease up.

Too much is as dangerous as not enough.

Yesterday was my first Track meet since last summer. And if you count these two, they are the only meets since 2009.

When we stop changing, we’re finished.

I either lost the 800 M50-54 by a couple hundredths of a second or won it by that much.

Either way, the motivational fire has been stoked.

Hoping all of you are stoked too.

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Keeping the embers hot so we feel the motivation to keep going

Two Black Lab puppies — Puppies really don’t fuel motivation, but they sure are cute

Comeback 2013 is in full swing today with this event – the Central Florida Gliders 21st annual Spring Track Classic at Lake Brantley High School.

The challenge is the 800 is after lunch, in hot humid Florida weather. Traveling business folk (like me) normally run before the sun comes up, with planes to catch and people to see.

Keeping the embers hot so we feel the motivation to keep going, no?

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What, which, and this crazy little thing called exercise

Jogger in shadow of Space Needle — Post 100 days old. Photo five.

What’s the point of this day?

Which begs another question?

What’s the point of tomorrow?

And what part does exercise play?

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Would we exercise if it was easier?

Disney's Contemporary Resort Convention Center Lobby — some thoughts, some photos, have us scratching our heads

Would we exercise if it was easier?

Astonishingly, I doubt it.

We say we don’t exercise because it’s too hard.

What we’re really saying is that we aren’t organized enough to rearrange our priorities to make time.

Time is the issue, not difficulty.

How hard is it to go for a nice walk?

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