Enjoyed another sunny morning!! 10K done.

Yay for 4 awesome Maniacs getting together. Have fun

I'm heading out shortly for an undetermined distance- we'll see what the gals are up for.
the best part? we have SUNSHINE - real blue sky and SUN

eme wrote:

chunkymonkeymelonhed wrote:Yes, today that's a thing- in our house anyway.

10K with a friend this morning.

We had ours replaced yesterday.

Looks like we're having Hot Water Tank Week!

Yes, today that's a thing- in our house anyway.

10K with a friend this morning.

Countless kilometres of walking yesterday- I was in Victoria with my class.

Started the day with 6.5K.

Cool here this morning, I was very thankful to get the run in before the rain started. 8.5K this morning.

I am ridiculously enthusiastic about your new PB. It was great to be out there cheering and I'm so glad I was able to spot you a couple times on course. You worked hard for this Bryan and it's awesome to see that pay off. WELL DONE

6.5K with a friend. Lovely morning for a run

5K this morning.

Miss*Smiles wrote:I was finally able to read your report. I always knew you were an amazing person. Now Boston knows too I'm so proud of you. Xo

Thank you D!!

Robinandamelia wrote:Mississauga Marathon for me today! Weather was better than forecast (thank goodness), but wind still there at spots. Didn't make my goal but still a good result. Was uncomfortable from about 18K on so glad to see the finish line.

Congrats Robin!!

Watching the live stream of the finish and just saw Stampie cross. Me thinks someone will be very happy with his time
Well done Bryan!!

Jwolf wrote:Beautiful day for a race in Vancouver! I finished the half in 2:08 - happy with that! Rob had a great race too. Now we are watching the marathon finish.
Happy Sunday everyone.

Great job Jen!

I was out cheering on the full course. Missed Stampie at 2K but saw him on Camosun and then again at 24K. No split for him at 24, while I was there an official looking truck pulled up and some guy started working on the box of wires that was connected to the computer. Glitch. But I am witness that S...

toobusy wrote:Heat, she says. I'm wearing two sweaters and a dog to keep warm

ultraslacker wrote:I don't think any of them are capable of running slowly enough to be my pace bunny.


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I figure if they were walking it may work for me!

Jwolf wrote:

chunkymonkeymelonhed wrote:It was interesting to see the pacers do their job as well. You could see how much they wanted him to get it. Cool.

Yes! Very cool. And they did those switches like a well-oiled machine. All of those pacers are also world-class runners.

I'd take any of them as my pace bunny

I watched it as well and was in awe of what Kipchoge accomplished. It was hard to look past all the Nike of this event but watching an athlete like that push himself to a two hour marathon(25 sec off the Break2 hype) ? that was freakin' awesome. It was interesting to see the pacers do their job as w...

erinmcd wrote:I crossed the finish line in 3:24:19- quite a bit slower than I had envisioned over the past few months, but I wouldn't trade my experience for a faster time.

This, this, and this.

This report has an entire new level of meaning for me now.
Lisa, you are a rock star.

Ken,
I want to be just like you when I grow up!!
Please know that you are such an inspiration to me.

Rereading this with new perspective, .

thanks so much for this report! congratulations!!!! only thing i'm waiting for now (unless i've missed it...) is a picture of you in THE JACKET. :) THIS!!!!! I haven't taken that one yet! Will get on it............ Still waiting.... :!! wait a minute.........it's been OVER a year and I haven't seen...

5K done.