I have been very bad about posting to my blog lately. It is completely work's fault :( When I put in 14 hour days the last thing I want to do is blog. In fact, I haven't really been running much this week either, which is BAD. But I remember reading in Runner's World that the week before a marathon sleep is more important than getting those last few runs in (if you absolutely must choose between the two).
That being said, I am so excited about the marathon!
We leave tomorrow for the long drive, and it looks like the weather is going to be great (knock on wood). I am being very diligent about not drinking alcohol. AND I am going to eat pasta only the night before the marathon, even though my friends are going to be eating delicious cookout food. I just can't trust myself to eat it because I have no idea what it would do to my system. I haven't eaten cookout food in sooooo long. So THAT is going to be a test of my willpower.
I am also looking on to my next marathon.
I decided to join Team in Training and hopefully I can get into New York (TNT doesn't have any guaranteed spots) if not, I will be running the Marine Corps Marathon in DC. Our group already starts training NEXT WEEK! Isn't that crazy?
Let me tell you, these TNT people don't mess around. I faxed over my commitment form at 4:00 one day and my mentor called me at 5:00! AND I've already received a big packet with a book and a bunch of info and my training shirt. I only committed on Tuesday! Most of the runners I have met are very disorganized, so this is crazy for me.
I canNOT believe that the marathon is in 3 days!!!
Thursday, May 1, 2008
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Good luck. You are going to do great! Can't wait to read all about it.
I've been following your blog since the Pig last year...good luck this weekend and I hope you have a great race! I hope running with the pace team helps you get your time goal :)
- Jen in Va.
Congratulations on all your training. I hope you have a safe trip & a successful run. If you don't get into NYC the Marines will gladly welcome you. DC is a blast & your time will be better than in Cinti. Tell your dad that DAMguy he works with says hello & will be running that day too.
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