Training is going well. I have really enjoyed the team meetings. I have met people from all walks of life, and their stories and personalities really add to the knowledge of living. There have been some cold days and rough weather during the last month. Yet, we have continued to train in a way that makes the weather seem less important than when I train alone. Meeting those that have run marathons many times gives me a new perspective about how to approach my first marathon. All the experienced runners all seem to agree that their first marathon is ther favorite marathon. I have begun to train on Thursday evenings in Boston. The team meets at a pub on Beacon Street and then takes a train out to Woodland station in Newton. From there we run a little over 9 miles through "the hills". It is actually part of the Boston Marathon route that includes "Heartbreak Hill".
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, January 24, 2011
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Training is going well. I have really enjoyed the team meetings. I have met people from all walks of life, and their stories and personalities really add to the knowledge of living. There have been some cold days and rough weather during the last month. Yet, we have continued to train in a way that makes the weather seem less important than when I train alone. Meeting those that have run marathons many times gives me a new perspective about how to approach my first marathon. All the experienced runners all seem to agree that their first marathon is ther favorite marathon. I have begun to train on Thursday evenings in Boston. The team meets at a pub on Beacon Street and then takes a train out to Woodland station in Newton. From there we run a little over 9 miles through "the hills". It is actually part of the Boston Marathon route that includes "Heartbreak Hill".
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Good to see another entry and hear about the progress of your training. Keep it up! Cool pics!
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