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New England Legends Host and Podcaster Shares Message of Hope and Motivation in First Memoir: The Call of Kilimanjaro

Share this article Share this article WATERTOWN, Mass., March 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/  Imagine (https://www.imaginebooks.net/) today announced the publication of Jeff Belanger s latest book, The Call of Kilimanjaro: Finding Hope Above the Clouds. After losing his brother-in-law Chris to cancer, Belanger made the decision to summit Mount Kilimanjaro as a testament to his memory. But this experience was just as much to test himself and find clarity about his own life and goals. The Call of Kilimanjaro is a day-by-day record including dozens of stunning full-color photographs of Belanger s ascent to the peak of Africa s highest mountain. The Call of Kilimanjaro cover image

How Running Used to Be My Escape, but It s Now My Therapy

How Running Used to Be My Escape, but It’s Now My Therapy Yujia Ding © The Mighty B4A12D83-FDBB-4BD0-91E0-F40C32A46BB3 Running and I have a complicated history. It started when I was struggling with anorexia nervosa, where I did everything from tracking every calorie I took in, to watching my step count and calorie deficit each day. I was consumed with my body image and weight; I would work out on the elliptical in my dorm room at 5 a.m. in the morning, walk the extra-long way to class to get my steps in, then run around campus in the afternoon. When I got tired of the elliptical, I started running on the treadmill in the morning and then continuing my afternoon runs. At some point, running became my way of eliminating the few calories that I had taken in.

Distance Learning | Metroactive

Distance Learning As the health benefits of outdoor activities during the pandemic become clearer, running is experiencing a huge surge in popularity January 27, 2021 by Steve Palopoli FOOT HIGH: It seems that more of us than ever are running in the pandemic and it may be boosting our resistance to Covid-19. If our lives have been defined by Covid-19 over the last year, our health has been defined by what s become known as Covid-15 a joking reference to the pounds that many people have put on while living with quarantine, working from home and generally social distancing since last March. But for Iraj Zarrinnaal of San Jose, it s more like Covid-13.1 as in 13.1 miles considering the number of half-marathons he ran last year. Zarinnaal did 28 in all, including 17 consecutive weekends of them, on his way to running a total of 2,020 miles in 2020.

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