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Richmond Marathon 2002
It took me close to 2 months to right the review for this years Richmond Marathon. I should start off by saying that this year was the 25th anniversary for the race and I was hoping that there would … Continue reading
Marathon Jitters
Talk about being nervous, this is it, down to last few days before the race actually starts. I saw on the website that there are about 3200 people registered for the marathon at this point! That is a BUNCH of … Continue reading
Classes
I find that even though I am spending more time in front of the computer, I am getting less fun stuff and more work done, but that should be the case. Unfortunately, I have not been able to keep this … Continue reading
Updates and Updates
I had to get into this whole school thing before I had a chance to update my website. Luckily enough, the computers here at UT have Front Page and FTP, so it may not be so long between updates! YAY! … Continue reading
Richmond training starts
Today is the official start of my Marathon Training for Richmond (November 9th). On Today’s plate is a nice 3 mile jaunt providing that it is not super hot and humid outside. Typical marathon training programs consist of 5 types … Continue reading
Richmond Marathon 2001
Training Motto: Four (hours) for Four PERSONAL RECORD @ RICHMOND MARATHON Official Time: 4:09:03 Marathoning: the triumph of desire over reasoning Going into this race I was very scared. I was very undertrained for this race. With the injury to … Continue reading
Richmond Marathon 2000
Training Motto: Deja Two My training campaign was called “Deja Two”. And was it! I hit the wall at the same place and I finished about the same time. Overall I started slower than last year, which was actually my … Continue reading
Richmond Marathon 1999
Training Motto: Do Not Feed In November 1999, I ran the Richmond Marathon is 4 hrs, 15 min and 55 sec. (officially). What a challenge that was! I did survive with little pain and discomfort, one huge blister and some … Continue reading
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