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  • A female runner is running on a path in the mountains amidst a yellow-green meadow.

    Intuitive Running

    by Trotzendorff

    I don’t want to run like this any­more. It’s not doing me any good. More than that: it’s jeop­ar­diz­ing my health. I’m jeop­ar­diz­ing my health. And my joy of run­ning is at risk too. I owe this real­iza­tion to a gad­get, not my own insight. But let’s start from the beginning.

    August 5, 2023
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    Running

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A female runner is running on a path in the mountains amidst a yellow-green meadow.
August 5, 2023

Intuitive Running

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This is definitely still my body

A man is sitting in a grainfield practicing breathing techniques.
April 2, 2023

A method worth exploring?

Program code is projected on a woman's face.
March 14, 2023

«Running is about finding joy in the journey»

A person wearing running shoes is sitting on the floor, only the upper legs visible.
March 11, 2023

Only assholes do that

A man is sitting in a grainfield practicing breathing techniques.

A method worth exploring?

Published by Trotzendorff

It’s been a strange irony that I, lying in my bed, should stum­ble upon a book that deals so inti­mate­ly with the very thing that had brought me low....

April 2, 2023
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Health
A woman seen from behind is running in a park.

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on runners around the world

Published by Trotzendorff

You prob­a­bly have expe­ri­enced it your­self, or you may have read head­lines like this one: «Run­ning is enjoy­ing a boom because of the coro­n­avirus pan­dem­ic». And yes, it’s true....

April 6, 2022
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Health
November 9, 2022

Quick Links — Week 45

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Quick Links — Week 42

Aerial photograph of a man running down a winded road.

«To run is to feel your age»

by Trotzendorff

When Beau Miles became 42, he ran 42 kilo­me­ters. Not the full length of a marathon though. So he wait­ed 71 days longer, until he became 42.195 years old — and ran 42.195 kilo­me­ters. «To cel­e­brate being alive». The film he has made about this run is a won­der­ful small masterpiece.

April 21, 2022
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YouTube
Program code is projected on a woman's face.

«Running is about finding joy in the journey»

Published by Trotzendorff

In the world of run­ning, trends come and go, but some have the pow­er to shape the future of the sport. From the grow­ing focus on recov­ery and self-care...

March 14, 2023
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Technology
A woman is holding a towel while excercising.

Three running gadgets and technologies that cought my attention lately

Published by Trotzendorff

While it’s true you don’t need any tech or gad­gets to run, there are a lot of them out there that are fun to use or can pro­vide you...

April 13, 2022
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Technology

»Think. Write. Food. Feet. Water. Repeat.«

ABOUT ME

Florian Blaschke

Hello — my name is Florian. I'm a runner and blazing trails for Spot the Dot — an NGO to raise awareness of melanoma and other types of skin cancer.

Beyond that my heart beats for specialty coffee, bike rides with the Gravelklub, and — coincidentally — I'm working for the largest financial services group in Europe as an editorial director. Founded in 2005, this blog is among the older ones on the web. After being published with no real focus and in German until 2019, it nowadays covers everything related to running by aggregating and providing educational, insightful and, hopefully, valuable content.
 
If you're curious about my story, or you just want to grab my résumé, please follow this link. If you wanna run with me, feel free to drop me a line.

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What you like to read

  • Unlocking Ideas
  • This is definitely still my body
  • A method worth exploring?
  • Three running gadgets and technologies that cought my attention lately
  • «I made a horrible choice»: How a blogger discovered a runner cheating in a half-marathon
  • Why exercise plays a crucial role in Covid recovery
  • «To run is to feel your age»
  • The North Face is looking for «driven athletes» for their development program
  • «I have zero understanding how a human being can move that quick, that long»
  • The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on runners around the world

What I like to read

  • Amelia Boone
  • iRunFar
  • Laura Norris
  • Like the Wind Magazine
  • Løpe Magazine
  • Mountains and Athleticism
  • Outside Magazine
  • PodiumRunner
  • Trail & Kale
  • Trail Runner Magazine

I’M BLAZING TRAILS FOR

Spot the Dot is an NGO work­ing with artists, ath­letes, patients, and der­ma­tol­o­gists from around the world to raise aware­ness of melanoma and oth­er types of skin can­cer. The aim of all projects is to encour­age peo­ple to start a con­ver­sa­tion with their loved ones (and their physi­cian) about the impor­tance of pre­ven­tion and detec­tion of skin cancer.

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