The Washington & Old Dominion Trail,
between Falls Church and Vienna, VA
A few days ago, I passed the halfway mark of my training program for the Marine Corps Marathon. 437 more words
The Washington & Old Dominion Trail,
between Falls Church and Vienna, VA
A few days ago, I passed the halfway mark of my training program for the Marine Corps Marathon. 437 more words
Are there cement blocks on my feet?
Uh oh, did I forget to eat?
These miles aren’t going as planned!
It feels like I’m running in quicksand. 433 more words
Yup, we’ve all been there: smacking into a metaphorical brick wall at 100mph and being knocked out by the sheer force of it. We might see it coming or it might be a total surprise, but it’s there and it’s a battle to get past the damn thing, not least because it’s no regular wall. 657 more words
I think I need to invent the three-quarter marathon. Half marathons are popular, but for those who want to step up to the full, there’s no interim event. 1,146 more words
I was 17 miles into the Tucson Marathon. Nine miles to go. However, all I could think about was how badly I just wanted to stop and walk. 1,504 more words
I seem to have hit a brick wall.
‘The Wall’
Runners know it well. That point where you feel like laying on the pavement is a better option than taking another stride. 261 more words
This blog post probably won’t inspire anyone. I’m simply going to be quite real about my experience in a half marathon last weekend.
I traveled to Florida for a 4 day weekend to spend time with family as well as take part in a half marathon. 547 more words