Bib #1

[cewait]

In the years that I have run, cycled and tri'd I have never had a bib like this. I have had several bib's in the teens and also some very cool numbers like
123, 8000, 4321 and 52 last June a week after my 52nd BDay. Yesterday at packet pickup for Friday night's Resolution Run in the subdivision next to me I found Bib #1. Now, I am really a little nervous about wearing this bib. I signals a lot of things - namely SPEED.

Though I have to admit I kind of knew it was coming. Last year I entered the inaugural Resolution Run online at 9 pm the day of the race. I had Bib number 238. It was the very last bib number and I was the last to enter. This year, I just happened I hit enter first. The RD posted this on his facebook. So all in all I guess it is a good thing.

It's a great shirt but I think it is a throw down shirt this year if the weather forecast holds.

 

[John VN]

U R always #1 in my book for all your help!

 

[Dsnrunner]

Cool....

 

[Duanerice]

At first I thought that you had #1 for Disney. Talk about pressure!

But this is so cool. The lowest I have ever had is 24.

Live up to the number well my friend.
Duane

 

[crewmatt]

Thats AWESOME!

 

[FFigawi]

Don't worry about the pressure or the speed. Instead, think about how much joy you'll bring to some young kid who will be thrilled to tell his/her parents that they beat the guy wearing number 1.

 

[cewait]

I think I will wear it upside down and on my back. oh, along with the race shirt.

Think that will scream rookie?

 

[Hockeychic]

How cool is that!!!

 

[WalkingintheFog]

I did the Resolution Run here in St. John's NL (New Years Eve for us, run time start 5pm), and my bib was 321!

I magic-markered it to be 3-2-1 Go!

It was a beautiful night for a run, a bit cold-- temps about 0 Celsius (ie 32F), but a clear night with no wind! Would have loved it to be a bit warmer, but hey, it wasn't snowing, nor raining, nor slippery underfoot!