Music Monday: On Top of the World

by Denise // 9 June, 2014 // Comments off

When the Suncoast Striders organized a bridge run, I was so there. I hadn’t run the Clearwater bridges since Iron Girl Half Marathon and I was due for good torturing challenge. Running the Clearwater Memorial Bridge and the Sand Key... Continue reading →

Music Monday: Don’t Stop Me Now!

by Denise // 19 May, 2014 // Comments off

Have you heard the news? I’m running the Chicago Marathon for charity! With running NYC in November, I originally decided against registering for the Chicago Marathon lottery when all my friends applied. What were the chances they would all make... Continue reading →

RANdom Thoughts About Run DMT Being MIA, Digital Running Spring Dawn Challenge and a Color Me Rad Giveaway

by Denise // 30 April, 2014 // Comments off

Hi. Remember me? I’m Denise is Run DMT, the author behind this mom on the run blog. In some running circles, I used to be known as one bad mother runner but lately I’m one really bad runner. Two weeks... Continue reading →

Music Monday: Gold and Runners Redefining Boston Strong

by Denise // 28 April, 2014 // Comments off

Last Monday, my heart and thoughts were in Boston. I wanted so desperately to be there to cheer for my friends as they demonstrated “Boston Strong” to world, but I couldn’t make it happen. Instead, I ran 2.62 miles on... Continue reading →

Iron Girl Half Marathon 2014 {Recap}

by Denise // 22 April, 2014 // Comments off

Disclaimer: I was provided with a race entry in exchange for my honest review of my Iron Girl Clearwater experience. The opinions shared are my own. Prior to Iron Girl, I came down with a nasty chest congestion related to my allergy-induced... Continue reading →

Inaugural Celebration Half Marathon Recap

by Denise // 29 January, 2014 // Comments off

Sometimes the word “inaugural” scares runners from registering for a race, but not me. When a friend shared the Active link for the Inaugural Celebration Half Marathon, it intrigued me. I love the town of Celebration and the idea of... Continue reading →