Wethington Family Blog

I’m a triathlete. I can’t just sit around and do nothing. My body is used to pushing itself 5-6 days/week. There are goals this year. I’m missing races. But mostly, I’m just frustrated sitting and limping. When you’re injured, how do you handle it? For those of you that have lost significant weight, how do you deal with an injury and not put weight back on?

After another close call while running, here’s my list of things for ALL road users to consider. In the end, it all comes down to patience.

Had an opportunity last night to try out a pair of Mizuno Wave Evo Cursoris at the Running Warehouse Pub Run.

Are you socially influential? Maybe. How do you know? My review of Klout started when I saw a job posting for a Social Media Manager position that required a Klout score of 55+ to apply. Check out what I found out.

Growing up and even into my forties, I’ve always been a big guy. Some would say big boned, others would just tell me I’m fat. Either way, I’ve never had a mental image of myself as a lean guy, but I wouldn’t say I saw myself as fat either.

When I first started getting serious about my weight, I had hit a high of 273, and just like most people when they see a number on the scale that sickens them; I made a decision that it was time to change. Not that I hadn’t made those decisions many times before, but this time, I DID change.