Some days in training feel big and bold. Others are made up of smaller moments that quietly test your commitment. I laced up a brand-new pair of sneakers yesterday—the kind […]
New Sneakers, Tough Hills, and Adorable Dogs Read More »
Out of more than 1,400 applicants, I was selected as one of just 500 runners to join the Dana-Farber Marathon Challenge Team for the 2026 Boston Marathon. Writing that still
Honored, Grateful, and Ready to Run Read More »
Today’s run wasn’t just three miles—it was a small victory. After spending the last few days recovering from a stubborn stomach bug, I wasn’t sure how my body would respond
Back on My Feet After an Unexpected Setback Read More »
When I first committed to running the 2026 Boston Marathon with the Dana-Farber Marathon Challenge team, I knew it would be big—big miles, big goals, big impact. But what I
Gratitude That Keeps Me Moving Read More »
This morning was all about the tempo. I love the @runna program because the voice keeps me at the right pace! In addition to logging miles, I got to say
Tempo Run 11.25.25 Read More »
Support the Journey — Buy a Shirt, Fuel the Mission Every mile I run and every workout I complete brings me one step closer to the 2026 Boston Marathon—and one
Support Running Sarah in STYLE Read More »
The last time I trained for a marathon, I remember standing at the starting line with a mix of nerves, excitement, and the quiet hope that my legs would carry
What I am doing differently this time Read More »
Today’s run was about switching up pace. The coach told me several times to “slow down” and then “speed up.” This is the first time I have tried one of
Over and Unders 1k (.62 miles) Read More »
I am training for this upcoming marathon using the Runna app. Today’s run is an “easy” run where I should keep a pace of 12:15/mi. I have realized that attempting
Easy Run- 11.18.25 Read More »
Hi, I’m Sarah — a Mom, a creative, and a runner who stepped away for a while, only to find her way back with a deeper purpose than ever before.
Finding My Way Back: Why I Run, and Why This Race Read More »
