A Year’s Time: Aliza Lapierre’s 2018 Georgia Death Race Report
Aliza Lapierre’s report from her win of the 2018 Georgia Death Race.
Aliza Lapierre
finds peace and a sense of belonging while trail running. Her passion began by exploring the trails in her home state of Vermont and has been regenerated by exploration across the world. She continually works to redefine her perceived boundaries, while trying to inspire others to explore their capabilities as well.
Canine Partners: Caring For Your Trail Running Dog’s Health
Advice from a veterinarian about the health of trail running dogs.
Who Is Your Competition?
An essay about the external versus internal pressures of competition in running.
Talk About The Weather! (Treadmill Tips for Rough Days)
Aliza Lapierre writes about how to make treadmill running fun… or at least tolerable when it is necessary.
A Letter Of Gratitude To Mother Nature
Aliza Lapierre writes a letter of gratitude to Mother Nature.
What’s Your Story?
My mother raised me by the age old adage of, “If you’re early, your on time. If you’re on time, […]
Lucky-13 Love
Aliza Lapierre compares the different kinds of love we have for life partners, wild places, running, and more.
Moved To Tears
Aliza Lapierre writes about how witnessing sunrise during the 2017 Lavaredo Ultra Trail moved her to tears.
‘No:’ A Two-Letter Word
Aliza Lapierre writes about the struggle to maintain balance when life is busy.
No Harm, No Foul
Aliza Lapierre writes about the consequences of drinking contaminated stream water during a race.
Bad-Ass Sue Johnston And Her 2016 Grid Project
A look at Sue Johnston’s ‘Grid’ project, where she summited New Hampshire’s 48 4,000-foot peaks each month of calendar-year 2016.
Learning From The Past
Aliza Lapierre, Kaci Lickteig, Meghan Arbogast, and Gunhild Swanson talk about what they’ve learned from running.
The Planning Season
Aliza Lapierre writes about what goes into her process of planning next year’s trail racing.
