My Name is Corey Blatchford, and I am a Medically Retired Veteran. I served close to a seven years in the US Army as a 12B Combat Engineer. I entered the Army in 2004 to support and defend my country. I was deployed to Iraq in 2006-2007 for 15 months, and on my last month […]
The continuation of an on-going blog by Brad Rassler Oh, right. On Mt. Tam with Bruce Dern and me at home, nursing a crapped-out Achilles. Since that post well over a month ago, I’ve driven some 2,888 miles to the Green Mountains of Vermont. I consumed seven donuts on the Trans-Canada Highway. I occupied my […]
Incredibly honored to be invited to talk to the FIRST annual Medicine and Science in Ultra-Endurance Sports Conference at Squaw Valley yesterday and today. Truly the best conference I’ve been to in a long, long, long time! Came out with all sort of energy for new research ideas and ways of continuing to improve medical […]
We are excited to introduce this new cutting edge testing protocol to Northern Nevada endurance athletes. If your goals races are 4-6 plus hours, this testing will provide the specific heart rate, power and/or pace to further focus your workouts and maximize your training investment. An important predictor of your ability to finish strong in […]
A regularly occurring blog post from o2fitness athlete and author, Brad Rassler SO IT’S MARIN COUNTY in the 1960s, see, and there’s this great all-star distance runner by the name of Wes Holman. Wes was the pride of the North Bay; he was hungry and fast and he even qualified for the ’64 Olympics in the 10K. Holman was poor. He […]
Alright, alright, alright. The body walks, runs and then sits and grumbles. Falls to the chair. Rises to run. Falls. Rises. Falls. Rises. And the consequence of all that standing up and sitting down? Sore glutes. That’s what makes this project compelling: I’m training for my life rather than for a mere event. I’m competing against myself […]
JoBerg2c Andy’s Adventure Concludes… We Rode the Beloved Country! 7am start and we were all excited to get this thing going. We again were in group G, so we got American and jumped into group E. 2 minute gaps for each group. Today I had the best legs of the week. I knew in five minutes […]
JoBerg2c Leaving the Free State to enter KwaZulu Natal. Back on the bike for a frosty 1degree start. We rode into the valley mist on district roads to find a climb to the escarpment. Terrain that in some ways resembles Zion with singletrack over slick rock. Stunning views into Natal led to an epic […]
Congratulations to Andy Buckley, o2fitness athlete, on his South African success! Below the first of several blog posts from Andy’s diary account of the nine, life-changing days… joBerf2c The Route is King – 99.5% off-road, Subaru track (actually, Jeep track but we cannot say Jeep), tons of single-track, rural secondary roads and very little district […]
JoBerg2c Andy’s Odyssey Continues… On day 4 our team GC ranking was 69th, we were actually doing quite well-things change and new opportunities arise. Today we started in batches of 100. We were batch G, the last. Due to splintered team results we now ‘didn’t count’. And yet three amazing things happened today. 1. Josh […]
