13.1 Miles (about 21k), 2:18:15. Not fast at all but it's the first time I've ever run more than 7 miles. Everything hurts today but it was fun.
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Ran a half-marathon yesterday
Re: Ran a half-marathon yesterday
I used to run 10 km every day but 21 is a huge figure for me.Very well done.
And how are you doing right now?
And how are you doing right now?
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Re: Ran a half-marathon yesterday
I only run when being chased by bears, not many bears around, so I don't run.
Re: Ran a half-marathon yesterday
I only run to catch the bus...I've been driving my own car for 5 years now, so I don't run anymore.Brynet-Inc wrote:I only run when being chased by bears, not many bears around, so I don't run.
...but I do play football("soccer") every Friday and I'm pretty good at it.
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Re: Ran a half-marathon yesterday
I like to walk.
It's interesting to walk from one side of the city to another.
In the morning everyone is running past you, going to work to the center, cars are standing in jams for the same purpose, everyone look late.
In the afternoon in the center people are running around busy, trying to catch up with apparent lack of time, cars are stuck in traffic jams going from one place to another for some reasons.
In the evening everyone is running past you trying to get home soon, cars are standing in jams, tired drivers hurry to get home with any time to spare.
It's kind of meditative to walk 40 km across a city.
It's interesting to walk from one side of the city to another.
In the morning everyone is running past you, going to work to the center, cars are standing in jams for the same purpose, everyone look late.
In the afternoon in the center people are running around busy, trying to catch up with apparent lack of time, cars are stuck in traffic jams going from one place to another for some reasons.
In the evening everyone is running past you trying to get home soon, cars are standing in jams, tired drivers hurry to get home with any time to spare.
It's kind of meditative to walk 40 km across a city.
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Re: Ran a half-marathon yesterday
I'm still in the "what was I thinking?" stage. I doubt I'll be able to walk normally until the end of the week.Chandra wrote:And how are you doing right now?
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chase: Nice to hear that other board member(s) enjoy running too!
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Doesn't sound like "enjoy". Yet.
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Re: Ran a half-marathon yesterday
I prefer the motorcycle, requires a bit more physical effort.
It doesn't quite make it against 8-12 hours of sports a week though.
It doesn't quite make it against 8-12 hours of sports a week though.