About time, eh? You can definitely thanks Kirsten for that (LOVE LOVE LOVE FOREVER).
I never really thought much about marathons that much because I wasn’t entirely comfortable running more than 21.1km. The thought about injuries and setbacks made me a little nervous. I know that eventually I will have to do it if I want to attempt an Ironman…so this is the time. I am getting rather excited actually :)
Because of my crazy schedule next term (2 courses + thesis + possible PT), I won’t be able to do the full out training like I did in undergrad (run 4x a week). My game plan is to continue doing my triathlon training and hope that the training will keep me up to speed with the run plans. So here is how it might look like:
- swim 3x/week (M W F)
- spin 2x/week (T Th Su?)
- strength 2-3x/week (F Su)
- run 2-3x/week (T Sa)
- core 1-2x/week (W Su)
It looks really packed. I think signing up for the gym close to my place will definitely help with early morning exercises (since they open at 5am…instead of 7am like the school gym). I really hope it’ll work out, and cross my fingers for no injuries!
My main goal for this event is to enjoy it and not get obsessed about finishing under a set time…however around 4hrs is good for me. I heard this one was a nice one (scenic wise)!
I am really looking forward to the medal…I need some massive bling around my neck this time :)






