Should I? I've never run this marathon but it would get me training. . . . like I would have to start ASAP since this race is on June 12th.
Plus it says on the advertisement that it is "Pain you Enjoy" and if they are advertising that it has to be accurate right!?
Really, wanting to ride this again. It was the hardest 108 miles I have ever ridden, and 100% worth it. I might just be crazy enough to do it again this year. After-all when you have been nicknamed "the bone crusher" on the bike you kind of have to do the climbing rides. July 17th
(bone crusher story is too long to explain in this post, but I'll for sure post about it later along with another great story from the Rex Lee Run this past weekend. Lets just say that my legs seem to get a lot of attention)
This one I will for sure do if I get in. I don't know that I have any qualifying goals this year, but I have got to have some things to look forward to and keep me on my feet (and on the bike). This one is in my favorite month: October.
So, does that mean I need to find something to do in August and September!?
Any good ideas?
I'm thinking rest, ride a lot for fun, and run enough to be ready for St. George.
Between mopping my floor every day (I know it is an unhealthy addiction, but I can't really get away from it) and training I think I could fill up my whole summer and get a great tan doing it.
(the tan would come from running and riding of course. . . not mopping my floor)
I'm off to browse on-line for new running shoes and maybe some more spandex. Seriously, I can exercise and shop while meeting the same goals.
I like this idea more and more.
Plus it says on the advertisement that it is "Pain you Enjoy" and if they are advertising that it has to be accurate right!?
Really, wanting to ride this again. It was the hardest 108 miles I have ever ridden, and 100% worth it. I might just be crazy enough to do it again this year. After-all when you have been nicknamed "the bone crusher" on the bike you kind of have to do the climbing rides. July 17th
(bone crusher story is too long to explain in this post, but I'll for sure post about it later along with another great story from the Rex Lee Run this past weekend. Lets just say that my legs seem to get a lot of attention)
This one I will for sure do if I get in. I don't know that I have any qualifying goals this year, but I have got to have some things to look forward to and keep me on my feet (and on the bike). This one is in my favorite month: October.
So, does that mean I need to find something to do in August and September!?
Any good ideas?
I'm thinking rest, ride a lot for fun, and run enough to be ready for St. George.
Between mopping my floor every day (I know it is an unhealthy addiction, but I can't really get away from it) and training I think I could fill up my whole summer and get a great tan doing it.
(the tan would come from running and riding of course. . . not mopping my floor)
I'm off to browse on-line for new running shoes and maybe some more spandex. Seriously, I can exercise and shop while meeting the same goals.
I like this idea more and more.
3 comments:
I still think you need to do a triathlon. Seriously! You'd be so good at it and if you just start with a small sprint distance local tri run by PG's swim team or something, you'll fall in love with it--promise!! Go buy a hot swimsuit to train in and add that to your schedule!
I'm running the utah valley marathon so do it. St. George is risky. Desperately want to get in to that but I swear the stars have to align.
you are awesome. i biked three blocks Friday, with 40 lbs of girls in my bike trailer. :D i was burning. we'd love to have you out here on your time off!
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