Inaugual Pasadena Half Marathon Recap
Kim,
What a great job! Kudos to you for having the determination to finish despite all your setbacks. You are an inspiration to me.
Mary
What a great job! Kudos to you for having the determination to finish despite all your setbacks. You are an inspiration to me.
Mary
5'6" - 302/155-158
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Ran NYC Marathon 11/4/07 5:27:06
Victoria,
Thank you for the encouragement. I am just waiting for the soreness to subside so I can start running again. Although I felt like I went through hell and back, I realized how much I missed running and the sense of strength and accomplishment that it had given me.
Kim
Thank you for the encouragement. I am just waiting for the soreness to subside so I can start running again. Although I felt like I went through hell and back, I realized how much I missed running and the sense of strength and accomplishment that it had given me.
Kim
Without struggle, there is no progress.
Great job Kimmie!!! I knew it was going to be a tough race when I heard you signed up!! But it goes to show running is 90% mental!! I hope you learned that training makes the races easier and more fun!! You very blessed to had a angel with you!!
"You have to be uncompromised in your level of commitment to whatever you are doing, or it can disappear as fast as it appeared." ~Michael Jordan~
Hi Kevin,
Thank you for the congrats. Next year you and Kirsten should do it. You will both love it.
Somehow , someway , I have to devise a "winter running plan" . I never want to be "caught with my pants down" again. As soon as the soreness subsides, I will resume running on the regular again.
Kim
Thank you for the congrats. Next year you and Kirsten should do it. You will both love it.
Somehow , someway , I have to devise a "winter running plan" . I never want to be "caught with my pants down" again. As soon as the soreness subsides, I will resume running on the regular again.
Kim
Without struggle, there is no progress.
Hi Kim,
I've missed you on the boards and am so impressed by your comeback story. That first step is always the hardest and you tackled 13.1 miles of them. You might consider spinning during the winter if you have access to a gym. When I couldn't run due to injury, spinning protected my aerobic conditioning and minimized weight gain until I could get back on the road.
Cassie
I've missed you on the boards and am so impressed by your comeback story. That first step is always the hardest and you tackled 13.1 miles of them. You might consider spinning during the winter if you have access to a gym. When I couldn't run due to injury, spinning protected my aerobic conditioning and minimized weight gain until I could get back on the road.
Cassie
"Hard things take time to do. Impossible things take a little longer."