Running in late 20s

We are facing really hard times all around the world. And everyone is more or less affected by the Covid-19 outbreak. It is changing our work, social activities and our running. I know running is allowed in some cities especially if it is done individually. And it is a personal preference to run these days. A decision that might not only affect ourselves but our loved ones and the society. Let's see what are the risks involved if we decide to run and what happens if we stop running. Running in a group I believe this one is out of question and is the most stupid action anyone can take right now. Please don't tell me about the social distance and hygiene. Anyone who has ever run in a group knows that it is not possible to keep your distance from the others. If you run in cities it is quite tricky to avoid the others.And if you are trail runner as I am, just thinking about passing another runner on a single track or approaching through them. And let's not forget sp

It's been quite a while since my last post here. There are several reasons or better said excuses for me not to write during this time. But as I am staying at home most of the time during these days it is the best time to start writing again. Anyway I am posting an update after more than four years. I would be grateful to hear your feedback. So please drop me a line and tell me what you would like to see on this blog. Do you prefer to read race reports and my experience? Or should I write more about my training? Or even update the reading list and race wish list? My last post here was the UTMB race report in 2015. After UTMB I attended a few other races listed below. I will write about my experience in future posts. Cappadocia Ultra Trail 2015 I ran this race in 2014 and finished with my first DNF. So came back in 2015 and ran the whole course.  Lavaredo Ultra Trail 2016  One of the most beautiful courses I have ever run and great organization. I finished in 25 hours an