The West Newbury, Newbury, and Newburyport areas of Massachusetts are among my favorites. Open spaces with farms and then the Merrimac River all make this a very scenic place to run. The temperature was around 45 degrees and a slight wind made the run feel easy. The shining sun also did wonders to my outlook. I recorded my fasted time this far into my training. I even had someone tell me to slow down because I should conserve energy for the upcoming hill. This has never happened to me before. I couldn't help but laugh to myself. I never thought I would encounter someone telling me to slow down, I am pretty slow to begin with. The hill I was warned about felt more like a bump compared to some of the hills I have encountered in the last few weeks. I enjoyed this race because of the location and weather. The people there were very nice and organized. I plan on running it next year. Progress was made with my form and breathing, and I think this is why I improved my time.
These are writings about my training/running of the 2011 and 2012 Boston Marathons. I am hoping it will inspire others to enjoy this life and remind me of my experiences while training. In the summer of 2009 I was diagnosed with a rare and deadly cancer called chondrosarcoma. I have always wanted to run the Boston Marathon and combining this goal with bringing support to Dana Farber is the perfect combination. I hope you enjoy reading about my experiences.....
Monday, November 29, 2010
Pentucket Five West Newbury, MA November 28, 2010
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