HMSA 25K (Journey to Marathon: Fourth in a Series)
That's the starting line of this Sunday's 25k race, which is 15.5 miles long. I ran it in 2:31:24. The Sunday before this race, I did and 18 mile training run, where I developed patellar tendonitis. That means every time I bend my knee, a line of my tendon running just under my kneecap hurts. I'm hoping the purchase of some new shoes help that heal. I was hurting by the time I finished...and I'm still hurting.
Also, noteworthy, the "shirts" from this race are nice red microfiber windbreaker pullovers with an embroidered HMSA 25k patch.
Also, noteworthy, the "shirts" from this race are nice red microfiber windbreaker pullovers with an embroidered HMSA 25k patch.
posted by Trey at
6:07 PM
2 Comments:
"Hey Mister...can I talk to you alone?"
"You're a POLICE OFFICER and you have to save the women and children!! There's a bomb in there!"
ha ha! Great race!! I bet those new shoes are gonna do the trick!! Have a fabulous time in West Texas!
By
Junie B, at 7:47 AM
Fantastic job on the race! that took a lot of mental fortitude to run that distance even though you were hurting.
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cosmiccowgirl, at 9:52 AM
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