All,
Wish me luck on the completion of my 1st attempt at a marathon tomorrow. Physically I should be OK, mentally,...who knows?
Thanks,
JC
1st marathon (ever) attempt tomorrow...
1st marathon (ever) attempt tomorrow...
Every time I save the world I am happy.
It is quite exciting!
It is quite exciting!
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Re: 1st marathon (ever) attempt tomorrow...
Good luck. Start slow, drink plenty of fluids and keep yourself entertained. You'll do great.
Greg
Age: 55 H: 182cm W: 90Kg
Age: 55 H: 182cm W: 90Kg
Re: 1st marathon (ever) attempt tomorrow...
Thank you, sir!
Every time I save the world I am happy.
It is quite exciting!
It is quite exciting!
Re: 1st marathon (ever) attempt tomorrow...
Completed in less than the target of 3:30! Now for a nap....only soreness is in the back and it is minor....I am glad I did it and even more glad its over!
Every time I save the world I am happy.
It is quite exciting!
It is quite exciting!
Re: 1st marathon (ever) attempt tomorrow...
Congrats- that's an awesome time- enjoy the feeling of accomplishment!
"A lot of people run a race to see who is fastest. I run to see who has the most guts, who can punish himself into exhausting pace, and then at the end, punish himself even more."
Steve Prefontaine
Steve Prefontaine
Re: 1st marathon (ever) attempt tomorrow...
Two weeks after the marathon, I have finally recovered to the levels of training I had prior to the attempt. Interesting that I felt fine the day after and even rowed 11K to flush out the lactates but the following day I was very fatigued.
No real soreness but no power available in the legs. I took more time off but still only recovered as of yesterday, a full 14 days after the row. The next time (if there is one) I will take 3 or 4 days off after the row to recover rather than try to continue the daily stuff I try to do.
No real soreness but no power available in the legs. I took more time off but still only recovered as of yesterday, a full 14 days after the row. The next time (if there is one) I will take 3 or 4 days off after the row to recover rather than try to continue the daily stuff I try to do.
Every time I save the world I am happy.
It is quite exciting!
It is quite exciting!