- Running with a group makes the miles pass faster
- Try and stay on your feet
- Stay away from balloons (They mark the last of the runners at Disney ... anyone after the balloons gets picked up by the bus!)
- Listen to your coach, mentor and fellow runners -- they know what they're talking about
- Running without music is a good way to be alone with your thoughts
- I don't like cross country (I'm still sorry, Jamie!)
- There are a lot of supportive runners out there
- No one looks good in a Christmas sweater
- A run is a great way to start the day
- Rebel never gets tired
- Running in the rain is actually enjoyable
- Running in single-digit temps is not
- People are generous when you ask them to support a good cause
- Nothing beats a good pair of shoes
- People throw a lot of trash on the side of the road
- The first mile never gets any easier
- Showering at work isn't the end of the world
- Everyone should push themselves to do something they never thought they could
- Drivers don't pay attention to the road (or people running on the side of the road)
- You can never stretch enough (an IT Band injury hurts like hell!)
- The body can be hot and cold at the same time
- You really can change your life (and the lives of others) just by putting one foot in front of the other
REMEMBER, I'M DOING THIS FOR A GOOD CAUSE.
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Running taught me that it only makes sense when you are being chased by a bear.
ReplyDeleteI read your blog, I found it interesting, BUT! The lesson I have learned from running is that when the cop is slower than you, you are in the best position possible! Good luck with your endeavors, I look forward to future blogs. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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