Clips

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Below is a selection of some of my work.

Health and Fitness
There are Plenty of Benefits You Can Expect from Barre Classes. A Ballerina Body Isn’t One of Them (The Washington Post)

5 Indoor Cycling Myths Fitness Instructors Would Like to Shatter (The Washington Post)

This Grandmother Learned to Swim in Her 50s. Now, at 73, She’s a Returning Ironman Champion (The Washington Post)

After Speaking Out Against Nike Alysia Montaño Expands Her Advocacy Platform (Runner’s World)

This 70-Year-Old Has Completed 350 Triathlons in 30 Years (Triathlete)

Trina Peterson is Riding 140 Miles to Save the Planet (5280 Magazine)

Profile
Sociology Course Builds Bridges Between Students and Disability Community (Whitman College Magazine)

After Speaking out Against Nike Alysia Montaño Expands Her Advocacy Platform (Runner’s World)

At Women’s Wilderness Camp, Sisterhood is Medicine (Boulder Weekly)

e-Go Car Share: Driving Community, Sustainability, and Creativity (Boulder Weekly)

What It’s Like to Parent From Behind Bars (Motherly)

Parenting
What Runner Mary Cain’s Story Can Teach Parents About Vetting Coaching Programs (The Washington Post)

Alysia Montaño Called Out Nike for Failing to Support Parents (The Washington Post)

How Parents of Allergic Kids Can Support Non-Allergic Siblings (The Washington Post)

After Nike and Asics a Track Star Found a Family-Friendly Sponsor. Here’s Why it Matters (The Washington Post)

Schools Are Teaching Empathy and Self-Control; It  Helps at Home, Too (The Washington Post)

Rewards Don’t Work—Here’s What Does (Motherly)

The One Thing Parents Can Do To Make Mornings Smoother, According to Science (Motherly)

Relationships
5 Ways to Create Intimacy Without Taking Your Clothes Off (Motherly)

The Secret “=Formula” for a Happy Relationship (Motherly)

My Husband is the Man I Didn’t Know I Needed (Your Tango)

Personal Essay
My Daughter’s First Triathlon Tested Her Body—And My Heart (The Washington Post)

I Hate Sports. But My Daughters Love Red Sox Nation and I Couldn’t be Happier About it (The Washington Post)

Twelve Truths About My Life with Bell’s Palsy (Longreads, winner Colorado Author’s League Award for Best Essay of 2018)

You Get What You Get (Motherly)

Face Value (Mamalode)

Humor
How Finding a Babysitter is Like Dating (Scary Mommy)

8 Questions Smart Parents Never Ask Their Kids (Motherly)

17 Things Parents of Allergic Kids Think are Normal (Scary Mommy)

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