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myfirst5kandmore.com | ||
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theinbetweenismine.com
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| | | | | This week, I am linking up with Erika, Patty and Marcia for Tuesdays on the Run again. The topic for the day is "racing mistakes" and I thought this was kind of fitting, because I was going to recap my last race for you, even though my "race mistake" (a botched training cycle) turned out not to be a mistake at all. So, half marathon #3 is in the books and with that I completed (one of) my goals for this year. The Urban Cow Half Marathon is a local race that I wanted to run for the last two [...] | |
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www.elizabethclor.com
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| | | | | Last fall I registered for the NYC Half marathon as a time qualifier. This race has been on my bucket list for years, but the registration w... | |
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www.teesche.com
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| | | | | The oldest and most well-known marathon race on the planet, the Boston Marathon. I qualified, ran, finished, wrote a report, and took home some advice for you. | |
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educatedguesswork.org
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| | | [AI summary] The author recounts their experience participating in the Broken Arrow Ultra Trail event over three days, detailing their performance in the 46K and 23K races. They describe the challenges posed by the snowy conditions, the strategic decisions made during the races, and their overall satisfaction with their results. The author highlights the importance of nutrition, recovery, and adapting to the terrain, while also reflecting on the event's structure and their personal preferences for longer races. | ||
