Triathlons are winding down. Marathon season is sneaking up and I'm not ready for mine! I'm honestly going to make Richmond Marathon a game time decision. Lyme's Disease through off my whole training year I feel like!
A little inspiration?
Here's what you win.
- three bottles of Mix1
- Triathlons for Women
-Triathlon Training in Four Hours a Week
Here's how you get it:
1. Followt his blog (mandatory) and leave a comment
2. Tell me your best marathon advice (leave a comment)
3. Tell me your favorite race of all time (leave a comment)
Easy. Simple. Just like training?
1. I follow your blog. I like it.
ReplyDelete2. My best marathon advice is: No matter how many long runs you do to prepare, around the 18-22 mile mark of your marathon, it's going to hurt. This is where the mental aspect of running comes in. Keep your head down, spirits high, pick your feet up and keep moving. When you hit that last mile before the finish- just when you think you have nothing left- use your heart. Works all the time. :)
3. My favorite race....Mount Desert Island Marathon in Maine- during peak fall season. The trees glow colors I'll never forget. The Rome Marathon is pretty amazing, too...
(p.s. I don't need to win anything- I just wanted to share my thoughts)
Be proud of your accomplishments, Ann. Keep inspiring!
I follow this blog. Have for quite a while. Love it.
ReplyDeleteMy best Marathon Advice: Just finish. That's my eventual goal, as I haven't done one yet. Good luck with yours!!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite race of all time that I've actually done: Los Angeles Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon.
ReplyDeleteMy absolute favorite race of all time that: The Badwater Ultra Marathon. I read "A Few Degrees from Hell" and I've been in awe ever since.