Lane 9 Project

Just a little soreness, nothing to worry about.

I needed some space, so we took a break, and I lived. Without running. Nothing bad happened to me. In fact, I'd argue only good things did.

As I scanned the aisles at Trader Joe’s this weekend, a container of animal crackers caught my eye. In a matter of seconds, I went from…

It was supposed to be easy. It really was. It was just a snack, not even a full meal. How many times in my life had I simply grabbed two…

One mile. Slow, careful, calculated.

Growing up I was aware of weight, and believed being a “fat chick” was a bad thing.

It was supposed to be easy to help you. I had the know-how, but didn’t know I still had a lot to learn from you.

Lane 9 Project Writing Prompts

Would you believe me if I told you you’ll have a little human? Your recovery gives this to you.

Mary struggled with an eating disorder in high school and as a college athlete. She’s recovered—coaching and inspiring others to do the…

Our celebratory Lane 9 anniversary event was full of women sharing their Real stories about Recovery.

November 8th, 2016. It was a dreary day, literally and figuratively. After a long, somber workday, I rushed off to a local coffee shop to…

Mario has been on our radar for a while. Last summer, we had the opportunity to run some miles with Mario, where we talked all things…

When a baby learns to walk, she crawls for a while. In time, slowly and with the support of adult hands, she stands up and moves forward…