First Boston Marathon: Soo

[AI Generated] This post captures the author’s experience running in the Boston Marathon. The race, steeped in history, provided challenges and unforgettable moments. The author, grateful for the support along the course, faced difficulties with the unseasonably warm weather and cramping. Despite struggling, crossing the finish line held deep emotional significance. The author highly recommends the event, emphasizing its revered history and the sense of accomplishment it brings. They express a desire to return and improve their time, highlighting the camaraderie and guidance provided by the K2J group. The overall venue was rated as “Monumentally Awesome” with an “Excellent” course rating and “Great” aid stations.

Dave at Toronto Waterfront Marathon

(Note: This Excerpt was written by Wordpress AI. Enjoy): DaveD ran the Toronto Waterfront Marathon on October 15, 2023, in excellent weather conditions. Despite a troublesome start with a 4:30am fire alarm, he praised the well-organized event and enjoyed the course layout. Although his final time was not as expected due to hitting a wall at 35km, he felt a sense of redemption after a previous problematic marathon. He recommends the marathon for its good logistics, proximity to amenities, and great atmosphere.

2023 Chicago Marathon Race Report

This was Chicago Marathon number three for me. Harold has retired so rather than flying we drove to Chicago. It’s a long drive from Ottawa! About 12 hours, depending on traffic and boarder crossings. We split it up, driving from Ottawa to Windsor the first day. We spent the night in an airport hotel inContinue reading “2023 Chicago Marathon Race Report”

Boston marathon 2023…a day in the life

Originally posted on HockeyGeekGirl:
Inspired by a clever New Yorker article sent to me by my friend Chris Randall, my 2023 Boston race report compares my Marathon Monday routine in Boston to a typical Monday at home. Hopefully it provides a few knowing chuckles from my running friends, and a few behind the scene peeks…