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TRAIL NOTES · Motherhood, Movement & Life Load

Motherhood & Movement.

Training through pregnancy, postpartum and the years after, the mental load, the disrupted routine, and what it looks like to keep showing up for yourself while showing up for everyone else.

Returning to Running After Birth: A Stronger Way Back

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Returning to Running After Birth: A Stronger Way Back

A stronger, steadier way back to running after birth.

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Running a Full Life

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Running a Full Life

Caregiving, stress and sleep, and what they really do to your training.

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Training Through School Holidays

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Training Through School Holidays

Keeping your training alive when the routine falls apart.

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Why I Stopped Trying to Bounce Back

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Why I Stopped Trying to Bounce Back

Strength isn't returning unchanged. It's building forward from where you are.

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Not Everything That Is Heavy Is Yours to Carry

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Not Everything That Is Heavy Is Yours to Carry

Some weight was assigned, not chosen. Learning to question what is genuinely yours to hold.

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The High Cost of Being Capable

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The High Cost of Being Capable

When competence becomes a cage, and what overfunctioning quietly costs.

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Training Around Real Life

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Training When Life Is Full

Building a training week that bends without breaking, for the life you actually have.

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When You're the Only One Moving: Running Through Matrescence

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When You're the Only One Moving: Running Through Matrescence

Naming the quiet, invisible transformation of becoming a mother, and how movement holds space for it.

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The Trail as a Mirror

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Invisible Load, and Why the Trail Lightens It

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ADHD, Overwhelm and Modern Womanhood

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I'm Not a Runner and I Run Anyway

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My Kids Don't Need a Perfect Mother, They Need a Present One

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My Kids Don't Need a Perfect Mother, They Need a Present One

Presence, not perfection: what our children actually need to see us model.

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The Season That Starts With You

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Running With a Pram, and With Patience

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