One of things that will sometimes come up for me is sometimes, am I really an ultra runner if I haven’t run a 100 mile race? I think I heard someone say you “need a buckle to really be an ultra runner” once. This would have been at the very beginning of my journey. Solid chance they were joking. Haven’t heard it repeated either, yet it will pop up in my mind one in awhile. I know it’s not true and…https://runtrimag.com/overcoming-imposter-syndrome-in-endurance-athletes/ #ultrarunning #impostersyndrome (2/2)

@Runningpunk A kinder world, yes indeed. Love the relay analogy!

@Runningpunk Solid run with some solid thoughts. And, as with an Ultra, we need to recognize the different skill sets and comfort levels that each person in any resistance effort. Where I frequently see things break down is when the infighting occurs with comments like “you’re not doing enough” or “it is about my issue first not your issue”.

@Runningpunk That is a very cool sticker.

@jeromechoo Awesome that you got it figured out. Love that moment where I recognize what was causing an issue, and have had many that were similarly bittersweet when I realize I could have done x in the beginning.

@jeromechoo Definitely hope the security researcher was paid for this work.

@jeromechoo I mean, COROS really should have responded initially with more than, “we will get it done by the end of the year” when the security researcher contacted them privately. And, I have a bias towards following security standards as that is within my wheelhouse as an IT Director.

Looking forward to having more information on Monday so I can understand the timeline for my return to running. Been doing more strength training and yoga, and will be building running back in with those habits in a more consistent fashion. (2/2)