Do you BLOG ? (Page 3)

I Blog sporadically.

Try to be more regular, but... oh well

http://timfrielingsdorf.wordpress.com/

Not yet but to me it's a way of getting my wife's and my name out there.  I'm hoping to eventually get my Personal Trainer Cert and will use it along with my blog to attract clients and/or develop something exercise related.       

I think you can only make money out of blogging if you blog about food

Here is my personal blog: http://i-tri.com

Yes i blog... And even though it definitely isnt to a high standard, i find it can help me keep motivated a little bit, and makes me look back on my weeks training and how i think it went, also if it can help raise a little bit of extra cash for my charity Scope (who im doing the London Triathlon for next year) then what can be the harm

http://georgebankslondontriathlon.wordpress.com/ 

I talk mostly about how slow I am and eating plants. And a few other things. Enjoy.

http://superstevostraining.wordpress.com/

Thanks for bumping.  

I did a blog a few years ago to chronicle a custom motorcycle I was building, but stopped after I finished it.  Then I got the idea to blog my training for the Dopey Challenge, but after I wrote my first post, decided to just make a general training blog.  I try and touch on training and and do so in a very self-depracating fashion.  Several non-athletes have read it and really enjoyed my writing style, which I was pretty floored by.  I do it mainly as a goof and to keep from boring my Facebook friends.

http://russrunsabita.blogspot.com

I may have to spend a couple bucks and buy a domain name for it though.

Naturally, I also have a coordinating Twitter account (@russrunsabita) and Instagram account (@russrunsabita).  The Instagram rarely gets used though, and is very non-tri/run oriented.

Thanks! Yours looks good enough to eat... Especially the citrus tuna steaks.

I used to homebrew as well, but there's simply not enough hours in the day for all the stuff I enjoy doing (photography, guitars, running, cycling, beer, etc.).  And I hate to say it, but I've gotten faster since laying off the beer a bit.  :/

It's still my recovery beverage of choice though.   Maybe I'll make a batch of vanilla porter this fall for the holidays.