#bravey

[studentofthesport]

So I just started this account, but!, I’m planning to do some overviews of distance running books, as well as books about other sports because we can all learn from each other, and plan to do post this over the next few weeks!

Some of the books that I will be posting about are:

- Running with the Buffaloes, by Chris Lear

- Let Your Mind Run, by Deena Kastor

- Eat & Run, by Scott Jurek

- How She Did It, by Molly Huddle and Sara Slattery (with interviews with many elite, women distance runners)

- The Performance Cortex, Zach Schonbrun

- Once A Runner, by John L. Parker, Jr.

- Strong: A runner’s guide to boosting confidence and becoming the best version of you, by Kara Goucher

- The Competitive Edge, by Richard Elliot

- (memoir by a soccer player) When Nobody Was Watching, by Carli Lloyd

- Running to the Edge, by Matthew Futterman

- Brain Training for Runners, by Matt Fitzgerald

- Bravey, by Alexi Pappas

- How Bad Do You Want It?, by Matt Fitzgerald

- What Made Maddy Run, by Kate Fagan

[embracingwild]

What is your favorite tattoo that you have?

ahhh i don't think i could pick an absolute favorite but for today i think my favorite is my bravey mountain tattoo

[funsimplethings]

[duck-n-clover]

Brent doodle batch part two!! this time he’s hanging out with his boyfriends hehe. he has so much fun here! :’) 

Octavius and Drew are @dreary-weary-werewolves boys! i love them all very dearly aaaaah!

[running-art-and-otherthings]

Shout out to @musingsoflulu who is currently running the Eiger Ultra in Swiss Land! I am forever inspired by your bravery, my dear, and I wish you the best of luck! Cheering you on from the PNW!

[runningandsunning]

Sunday funday run

[fatal-lafemme]

This morning being a bravey meant eating an entire avocado and cooking the eggs in olive oil. Eat like a bravey. Run like a bravey.

[midnighttsnack]

Did you not call this a glorious expedition? And wherefore was it glorious? Not because the way was smooth and placid as a southern sea, but because it was full of dangers and terror; because at every new incident your fortitude was to be called forth and your courage exhibited; because danger and death surrounded it, and these you were to brave and overcome.

Frankenstein, Mary Shelley