Running for Two

The Next Step

2009-12-30T13:57:17-05:00

Just over two years ago, I had a peanut in my belly, and I started this blog. One hundred and seventy one posts—and a baby (now a toddler) named Sam—later, here I am. Writing once or twice a week...

Runner?s World contributor Lisa Jhung blogs about the struggles, the joys, and the?um?bladder issues of staying active while pregnant. Follow her here as she strives to keep both her baby and herself healthy over a challenging nine months.

Just Gotta Go

2009-12-11T16:56:27-05:00

It was freeeeezing cold outside earlier this week, the kind of cold that makes your earlobes hurt. But tenacious little guy Sam was determined to get outside. He walked over to the front door over...

Runner?s World contributor Lisa Jhung blogs about the struggles, the joys, and the?um?bladder issues of staying active while pregnant. Follow her here as she strives to keep both her baby and herself healthy over a challenging nine months.

Mother Knows...Something

2009-12-04T13:13:42-05:00

Though I may not know best about everything (don't tell my husband), being mom has taught me a few things about myself, and my running, in particular. Actually, it’s more about my running and how I...

Runner?s World contributor Lisa Jhung blogs about the struggles, the joys, and the?um?bladder issues of staying active while pregnant. Follow her here as she strives to keep both her baby and herself healthy over a challenging nine months.

Working It Out

2009-11-20T16:01:42-05:00

Sometimes I take Sam to the daycare at my gym, and sometimes while he’s in there, I sit in the lobby and work on my laptop. I’m still figuring out the balance of work and being mom, getting in runs...

Runner?s World contributor Lisa Jhung blogs about the struggles, the joys, and the?um?bladder issues of staying active while pregnant. Follow her here as she strives to keep both her baby and herself healthy over a challenging nine months.

Building Blocks

2009-11-13T16:47:18-05:00

Earlier this week, Sam and I sat on the floor and played with wooden blocks. As he knocked down every block "structure" I put together, and occasionally chucked a block right at my head (which he...

Runner?s World contributor Lisa Jhung blogs about the struggles, the joys, and the?um?bladder issues of staying active while pregnant. Follow her here as she strives to keep both her baby and herself healthy over a challenging nine months.

Thank You, New York

2009-11-07T16:29:06-05:00

Two years ago, I was four months pregnant and covering the women’s race of the ING New York City Marathon. Paula Radcliffe, who’d had her first baby just ten months prior in 2007, won the race and...

Runner?s World contributor Lisa Jhung blogs about the struggles, the joys, and the?um?bladder issues of staying active while pregnant. Follow her here as she strives to keep both her baby and herself healthy over a challenging nine months.

Snow Day

2009-10-30T13:49:53-04:00

We got an early winter snow here in Boulder this week, with over two feet of the white fluffy stuff dumping around our house. Schools were closed, which meant that Sam’s daycare was closed, too. Snow...

Runner?s World contributor Lisa Jhung blogs about the struggles, the joys, and the?um?bladder issues of staying active while pregnant. Follow her here as she strives to keep both her baby and herself healthy over a challenging nine months.

All Dressed Up

2009-10-23T16:10:42-04:00

The Nike Women’s Marathon happened last weekend, and I was there in San Francisco for a Nike event. What did I do during the race? Since I’m still dealing with this injury (and very sorry to report...

Runner?s World contributor Lisa Jhung blogs about the struggles, the joys, and the?um?bladder issues of staying active while pregnant. Follow her here as she strives to keep both her baby and herself healthy over a challenging nine months.

From Morocco to Motherhood

2009-10-14T13:20:25-04:00

Eleven years ago this week, I was face down on a red dirt trail in Morocco’s Atlas Mountains. I’d been throwing up for about 30 hours, had both feet and ankles taped from acute tendinitis, and was...

Runner?s World contributor Lisa Jhung blogs about the struggles, the joys, and the?um?bladder issues of staying active while pregnant. Follow her here as she strives to keep both her baby and herself healthy over a challenging nine months.

Warning: Do Not Bake

2009-10-08T16:26:33-04:00

It’s not that I have the extra time, but I volunteered to bake cookies for a teacher in-service day at Sam’s daycare. So in an attempt to both win over my child’s part-time keepers and thank them for...

Runner?s World contributor Lisa Jhung blogs about the struggles, the joys, and the?um?bladder issues of staying active while pregnant. Follow her here as she strives to keep both her baby and herself healthy over a challenging nine months.