2020 in the Eyes of Kyle Clouston

What words come to mind when you think of the year 2020? Starting over  What have been your greatest successes this year? In general, stripping away all the bullshit to focus on the important stuff.  What have been your biggest challenges this year? Having a dog die  During a year where racing has taken a…

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Your People

In 2020, humans have collectively been forced to deal with some particularly tough truths about how we interact. The focus here is on how we interact with each other, as runners.  If the quarantine life of 2020 has taught most of us anything it is that we rely on each other as people.  Maybe more…

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The race or something else

Adapted from simplesoleproject.com I started this post weeks ago, like in January.  With many, if not all, events being cancelled right now I don’t have much advice for you.  But here are my thoughts anyways I like racing. I love running. There. It’s out there. I am not a natural born racer. Don’t get me wrong. I really do enjoy the energy of any start line, big or small. The potential out there. The goals set. The dreams. The community. Man, it is awesome. You can’t…

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True Investment

While pounding the rutted dirt of Wabash Trail this morning, alongside Rathje and Cleary, I found myself in a very Zen state. As runners often experience, especially on the gorgeous days, the flow of our strides was in sync and the conversation was spontaneous, meaningful, and memorable. One of the more absurd aspects of running,…

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On This Day In History…

Over the weekend, I saw on Twitter that Steve Prefontaine would have turned 69 had he not died on May 30, 1975. As any runner can attest, Steve Prefontaine is a household name despite nearly 25 years passing between his death and my introduction to competitive running. To be honest, while I had heard of…

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The Suffering Lifestyle

I would be lying if I said it wasn’t cool to see so many people push themselves in the early stages of 2020, as most of us participate in this January Running Challenge. I would also be lying if I said my left shoulder isn’t a little sore right now, thanks to my tumble on…

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Get it done

Many of us were greeted by the reality of Nebraska winter as we stepped out the door for weekend miles the last few days.  Been lucky so far this season, but you saw single digits on your weather app, negative windchills.  Seeing it on the phone is one thing.  Feeling it on your face and…

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Post Collegiate Running

When we started LRC Racing in 2010, we did it for the sole reason of wanting to continue in the sport of running. It wasn’t necessarily that we had goals to qualify for the Olympic Trials or to break a sub-4:00 mile, but it was because we truly loved what we had experienced because of…

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I’m Lazy!

Maybe it’s the end of a year (which is only compounding on the end of a decade), but I feel like I’ve been somewhat reflective this last week on the past. A lot has happened over the last ten years, and each of those events have their place. In 2010 we started LRC Racing. In…

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