(trail)running

A blog about a couch-potatoe, becoming a runner, becoming a trailrunner... Talking about races, equipment, sharing my runs and experiences on the trail. Lately even some mountainbiking...

GoPro on the bike – trying different angles

I’ve been playing around with different camera setups again, trying to find something that works reliably on the trails. At the moment, the most practical solution is the GoPro 13 on a chest harness. It’s stable, predictable, and doesn’t require… Continue Reading →

Counting Beers Instead of Calories – My Little Strava #BeerCounter Experiment 🍺

Running, for me, has always been about balance. Time outside, some suffering uphill, nice views… and yes, enjoying life after the run as well. Somewhere between long climbs and sore legs, the question inevitably comes up: “So… how many beers… Continue Reading →

Looking Ahead – More Posts, New Trails, New Wheels

This blog has been a bit quiet at times, not because there was nothing to write about — mostly because turning runs into well‑formed articles often took more time than I wanted to spend. I’d like to change that. In… Continue Reading →

Vienna City Half Marathon 2026 – Hot Streets, Strong Finish

The Vienna City Marathon weekend is always special, and in 2026 I lined up for the half marathon. From the start it was clear this wouldn’t be about perfect conditions — it was very hot, even early in the race…. Continue Reading →

Lindkogel ADV Trail 2025

Josefswarte in the fog

Enjoying a little snow up to the Husarentempel

Spring seems to be here now

Nice little run to the white cross, a sight near Hinterbrühl.

Lindkogel Advanced Trail

First trail race for the year. Went quite OK, but again I see it’s not really comparable to some races in the past: really need to loose a few pounds. Still: it was fun, seen lots of familiar faces and… Continue Reading →

Another one in the books

Spring hits hard this year: from snow to 15+ °C in a week… need time to catch up.

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