Susan Farrelly

Two years ago, Susan took up running. Today, she might be a back-of-the-pack runner but it has helped her make major life shifts

Running with a husky puppy, one runner observed what it’s like to truly appreciate your surroundings

I needed a way to better stick to a training routine. This is what I came up with

When running through a cemetery sends chills up your spine…

When the race route passes by your house… make a stop for the dog

Running with her two kids at a race on an airport runway, one writer wondered about the places her children will go when they’re all grown up

My kids never cease to amaze me as they’re growing into strong, capable and fearless young adults right in front of my eyes

In brainstorming for a new running goal, one writer came up with a genius idea: train with shelter dogs.

Race day isn’t just about making it to the finish line or clocking the PB.

On a recent race, Susan was confronted with emotions reminding her of the preciousness of time.

Avoid just stashing them in a drawer and never laying eyes on them again.

A year and a half into her great challenge of writing about her running journey, Susan shares why the running part is the hardest.