Zach Miller

Zach Miller writes about choosing to move on from caretaking at Barr Camp in Colorado.

Zach Miller compares the American landscape with the cycle of run training.

Zach Miller writes about how some things in running and life are just plain hard.

Zach Miller writes about the fresh perspectives he gained while traveling in Europe.

Zach Miller’s essay about embracing our own, unique running strengths and weaknesses.

I usually start running right from the steps of my parents’ Pennsylvania back door. Same thing at Barr Camp, Colorado: […]

Zach Miller writes about waking the giants inside of us to help bring out the best in ourselves.

Zach Miller writes about the importance of recovering from times where you are overworked by life and running.

Zach Miller writes about the concept of ‘walking it off’ after a problem or injury.

Zach Miller writes about being ‘tuned in’ to the needs of our bodies and minds in life and running.

Zach Miller contemplates the purpose of downtime and an off-season in running and life.

Zach Miller writes about taking calculated risks.

Zach Miller writes about being present in the seemingly insignificant parts of running and life.

An essay by Zach Miller about a future-forward mindset.

Zach Miller writes about the meaning in writing letters.

Zach Miller writes about the process of self-improvement as a runner and as a person.

Zach Miller writes about giving up total control on life and letting the universe fill in the details.

Zach Miller writes about engaging with and tackling a challenge that seems insurmountable at first.

Zach Miller writes about the communities of support in trail and ultrarunning.

An essay about the 24 hours of a runner’s day.

An essay about the meaning in the tools we use to play and work in the outdoors.

Zach Miller writes about the give-and-take aspects of running and life.

Zach Miller writes about how learning about a landscape allows you to connect with it.

Zach Miller writes about the risks and rewards of learning to trust in the process, in people, and in oneself.

Zach Miller writes about the value of the journey versus the that of the destination.

Zach Miller writes about the stories our running shoes could tell if they could talk.