Category Archives: Fitness

Handstand Breakthrough & 4 Keys to Being Coached

Posted on November 12, 2018 by

It’s magical!  Suddenly I’ve got a handstand!  That I can control!  That I can do again! Well, ok, it’s really not magical.  Unless you count a ton of research, a bunch of handstand friends, 3 years of preparation, and 1 … Continue reading →

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Claiming the Hidden Wholeness

Posted on November 10, 2018 by

Client stories – guest post by Devon Anderson. I do not come to the world of endurance sports training as an accomplished athlete, or as a fit and skinny 20-something.  Instead, I’m coming from the other side, from the second … Continue reading →

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She Shoots! She Scores!

Posted on November 4, 2018 by

Client stories – guest post by Devon Anderson. I.  Hate. Running. Well, I’m not sure I hate it, but I’ve never had what I think of as a “runner’s body.”  Running has never come easy to me, which was made even … Continue reading →

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5 Handstand Lessons

Posted on July 15, 2018 by

Three years can seem like a long time to be on this weird Alice in Wonderland journey into the world of handstands.  But really my acrobatic training age is barely out of it’s infancy.  It stands in contrast to my … Continue reading →

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Handstand Goals. So Far Away.

Posted on March 18, 2018 by

I took on this goal because it was something I always dreamed of.  I had no idea how difficult it would be for me. My journey officially started in January 2016.  I wanted to be able to do many amazing … Continue reading →

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Identities – Part Two

Posted on October 29, 2017 by

I am half Chinese and half Danish/Scandinavian.   Most of my life I have considered myself to be just 100% Minnesotan.  It was easier to focus on the white part of my heritage and to be “colorblind” even to myself. … Continue reading →

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Identities – Part One

Posted on October 22, 2017 by

In this last year there are two identities that I’ve learned to claim.   Biker, and Woman of Color. I don’t just bike.  I am a Biker.  It doesn’t matter what kind of bike, or how fast I am, or … Continue reading →

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