Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Life Lessons
Yesterday I learnt some very important things. The first is that I must be careful when I choose my words because it's easy to be misunderstood. And it's here that I must apologise to Shellyrm aka jogging stroller mama. When I said pig-headedly stubborn I didn't mean specifically you - I meant that all distance runners have that trait and need it to finish what we set out to do. If I offended you I'm really sorry.
The second lesson I learnt yesterday came from one of the squad members. Sharon is a fantastic marathon runner. She won the Cadbury marathon in January and was only a minute outside of going sub-3 hours. She told me that the trick to running a marathon was to start running and don't stop. Simple! I'm planning on writing that on my hand when I give my first marathon a go in October.
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Yep we're a stubborn bunch for sure. We train so darn hard it's so hard to give up sometimes.
ReplyDeleteI second the 'don't stop running' motion as well!
Start running and just don't stop ... I like that!
ReplyDeleteA first marathon is the best! How lucky you are to have it to look forward to!
ReplyDeleteStart running and don't stop. Nice! I like it!
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