Serra K
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- Apr 2, 2022
Izuku
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Hannah F
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- Jan 18, 2020
Good luck. Keep hydrated. Wear really good shoes. Warm up and cool down those muscles every run.
If it's anything like the one before last (last one was pretty good, not expecting this one to be), then I'll be good until 16, start laughing at myself at 20, get on the ground at 23 until I've consumed some electrolytes, and forget the last 3 completely but somehow cross the finish line and be like how the f am I walking ever again? And after a shower and nap I'll sign up for another.
- Nov 10, 2017
Run Izuku, run!
Or should that be:
Rum, Izuku, rum!
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Dunno, but you'll need some rum after. I hear rum, rubbed into the muscles, helps recovery. (That's my excuse, anyway)
When's the grand day?
Or should that be:
Rum, Izuku, rum!
?
Dunno, but you'll need some rum after. I hear rum, rubbed into the muscles, helps recovery. (That's my excuse, anyway)
When's the grand day?
The first is Oct 2nd in Portland, and the second is in Ft. Lauderdale on Nov 27th. In all marathons I've run, a couple of folks stand outside their house and give out shots to passing runners. I've never taken any cause I can't handle whiskey anymore. But... just something to consider for those Litopians who are on the fence about marathoning. Free shots at Mile Mark 20+
Bloo
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- Sep 16, 2021
Break a leg, Izzy !
Um...I mean...good luck
Um...I mean...good luck
- Mar 8, 2022
The granddaddy of them all; the Ironman in October here on Big Island. Are you ready?
Can I just float on my back and kick my feet for the swim? Then yes.
Hannah F
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- Jan 18, 2020
I've only done half marathons. I find training for any further boring (no offence. Good on you for going the distance). To tell you the truth, I only did the half marathons to keep myself stamina fit while my arm recovered from elbow dislocation.
People did line the streets to cheer us on, but it was only water they were handing out and not the holy water (uisce beatha) kind.
People did line the streets to cheer us on, but it was only water they were handing out and not the holy water (uisce beatha) kind.
My last marathon was much easier on me and I only ran 5 miles a day with two 12 mile runs and one 16 mile run beforehand. So I was in shape but not injured in any way. And I was fully prepared for the distance, so it never felt like too much. Trying to repeat that success somewhat this time.
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