woolybugger Walker
Registered: 10/11/09
Posts: 4
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Hey, thought I'd introduce myself. I am a new runner, running since spring. I have always been a lousy runner, dispite playing a variety of sports through highschool, then intermurals in college. Running a solid mile was even a struggle. Back in the spring I began running to try to do something about my beer gut. It started out as a mile a couple of times a week maybe, usually I did more biking. Then I started doing a 45 minute run/walk. Now I have run two 5Ks, the first was at Westhaven in franklin (25:14) and this past weekend the Susan G. Komen. I learned a valuable lesson after posting a time of 28:45. That lesson, if you arrive to a run two hours before it starts, and you drink a lot of water, you will absolutely MURDER your time having to stop at one of the lovely portajohns. After that I ran too hard to make up for the lost time, cramped up. Otherwise it was a great time. Anyone know an official attendance count on that? At any rate, I never thought I'd say this, but it's amazing how addictive running is. I hope to compete in the 1/2 marathon in the spring, hopefully I can get thru the Thanksgiving-New Year stretch without gaining too much weight. Cheers! |
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sruiz Jogger
Registered: 08/11/08
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Chris

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Registered: 04/10/09
Posts: 49
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Reply with quote | #3 | Nice job on the 5K's, Wooly. Keep at it during the holidays and begin "marathon training" near New Year's.
I too am a new runner. The training part really helped me to stick to a schedule and keep on track
Good luck, and don't be a stranger on the main boards. __________________ http://running-with-chris.blogspot.com/ |
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