Flash forward 4 years to January 2012. While I was home for the holidays, my dad handed me a news article for the Detroit International Marathon. I was immediately sold and registered 2 weeks later. Training this time, however, was much more difficult because this time I lived in Texas. For those of you who aren't runners or don't live in Texas, training for a marathon during the summer and fall is HORRIBLE. Running in 80-90 degree temperatures always sucks, no matter what... My original goal was to finish in under 5 hours; however that goal flew right out the window due to my lack of training and I re-adopted the goal of "just don't die before
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Running in the D
Since high school, I've considered myself a runner. My new year's resolution in 2008 was to run my first marathon. I spent a little over 5 months training and finished the Marine Corps Marathon with the goal of "just don't die before you cross the finish line". 2008: New Years Resolution accomplished.
Flash forward 4 years to January 2012. While I was home for the holidays, my dad handed me a news article for the Detroit International Marathon. I was immediately sold and registered 2 weeks later. Training this time, however, was much more difficult because this time I lived in Texas. For those of you who aren't runners or don't live in Texas, training for a marathon during the summer and fall is HORRIBLE. Running in 80-90 degree temperatures always sucks, no matter what... My original goal was to finish in under 5 hours; however that goal flew right out the window due to my lack of training and I re-adopted the goal of "just don't die beforeyou cross the finish line mile 16." Well, I didn't run as well as the first go-round but I did finish and I tell myself that's all that matters :)
Flash forward 4 years to January 2012. While I was home for the holidays, my dad handed me a news article for the Detroit International Marathon. I was immediately sold and registered 2 weeks later. Training this time, however, was much more difficult because this time I lived in Texas. For those of you who aren't runners or don't live in Texas, training for a marathon during the summer and fall is HORRIBLE. Running in 80-90 degree temperatures always sucks, no matter what... My original goal was to finish in under 5 hours; however that goal flew right out the window due to my lack of training and I re-adopted the goal of "just don't die before
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