Call me vain, but it’s not enough just to run, but I want everyone to know when I run. Part of it is motivation – if you know when I’m running then you know when I’m not running (like this week, ugh).
My brother Kevin blogged about a race in which there was no race T-shirt. He didn’t mind, but I would have. And I don’t even wear T-shirts, really. Sidenote: Kevin now has a blog! He’s quickly become my go-to person for anything performance related – nutrition gels, heart rate questions, etc. He started as a couch potato and is now a marathon trainer all in a matter of months, so check out his progress. I am amazed!
I’m still really wanting to run the Virginia Beach half-marathon in September, and it’s not completely because their race T-shirts are printed on moisture-wicking material (meaning runners can actually wear them) but I’m not saying it’s not the reason either.
In fact, as I commented on Kevin’s blog, I’ve even picked out where my 26.2 tattoo will go after I run my December marathon (back of my leg, right above the sock line).
Because really, it’s all about the proof.
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4 responses to “It’s all about the proof”
1. I love that you update & I can see your progress, not only so I can cheer you on, but it in turn motivates me to do the same!
2. I will totally cheer you on at the Rock n’ Roll!
Last blog post from Heather – Silence Is Not The Answer
1. I love that you update & I can see your progress, not only so I can cheer you on, but it in turn motivates me to do the same!
2. I will totally cheer you on at the Rock n’ Roll!
Last blog post from Heather – Silence Is Not The Answer
Ever since you sent me the link to mapmyride.com, I knew it would be a wonderful tool for me to determine any progress I was making. After I figured out how to get it to update my status and things, I was really excited! I had someone make a rather sarcastic comment the other day on one of my run updates, but I don’t care. That just made me want to do my exercise updates that much more — and more FREQUENTLY! 🙂
Ever since you sent me the link to mapmyride.com, I knew it would be a wonderful tool for me to determine any progress I was making. After I figured out how to get it to update my status and things, I was really excited! I had someone make a rather sarcastic comment the other day on one of my run updates, but I don’t care. That just made me want to do my exercise updates that much more — and more FREQUENTLY! 🙂