No bid deal...Mine is to burn 33,300 calories for the month of March. 1,074 per day.![]()
That was a great race. Galen is a very talented runner. I enjoyed watching it on NBC after I got back from my long run. No way I was going near all that congested traffic and sea of people. lolMine is also pretty easy: Close Move ring 24 times.
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I’m already off to a good start for the month. I spectated at the US Olympic Marathon trials in Atlanta on Saturday and ran the public marathon yesterday with friends. That is one hilly course.
Mine was similar, except 20 workouts. This one is fun. And easy to cheat on (if you feel the need to). That hour long evening walk can easily count as 4 workouts, if managed correctly.View attachment 896816
I got this!! I’ll finish it in the first two weeks of the month. 😅
I definitely had mixed feelings about the crowds and standing there for nearly 4 hours the day before running a marathon. We claimed a spot on the curb at the SE corner of the intersection where the runners passed 6 times--at the southern end of the long north-south out-and-back. We watched the finish of the men's race on my phone and then as soon as the lead women passed the last time a few of us ran to the finish in Centennial Park. (The runners had a loop of 3-4 miles to run, while we could cut straight there over maybe a mile.) Unfortunately, we weren't able to really get close because of the crowds already there.That was a great race. Galen is a very talented runner. I enjoyed watching it on NBC after I got back from my long run. No way I was going near all that congested traffic and sea of people. lol
Very cool summary. I would say it was more than worth the crowds for you.I definitely had mixed feelings about the crowds and standing there for nearly 4 hours the day before running a marathon. We claimed a spot on the curb at the SE corner of the intersection where the runners passed 6 times--at the southern end of the long north-south out-and-back. We watched the finish of the men's race on my phone and then as soon as the lead women passed the last time a few of us ran to the finish in Centennial Park. (The runners had a loop of 3-4 miles to run, while we could cut straight there over maybe a mile.) Unfortunately, we weren't able to really get close because of the crowds already there.
On Sunday, I got to run "with" Meb Keflezghi. He was running with the 1:40 half marathon pace group, so I hung out near them until they split off to finish at mile 13. He was always surrounded by other runners, so I didn't actually get to talk with him. But Strava says that I ran with him (and 112 other people), so it's official.
We did get to hear Meb and Deena Kastor speak at the expo on Friday afternoon. They were as charming as always, really delightful people.
Yes. Four of our group ran the full marathon and three more ran the half. I'm running Boston in 6 1/2 weeks, so it was a less than an all-out effort from me. But because of the hills and tired legs, it was still painful.Did you run the Publix Marathon?