wilbur
DIS Veteran
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- Jan 5, 2004
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Good Afternoon Team!
A quick post before I leave workd for the day.
Vicky, I very rarely take the path. I'm already dressed for the cold weather. The slow walkers/ doors & extra time just make me hot before I even get to work for the day. Give me the cold walk up Bay St. any day.
They're no stylish but MEC has some warm coats also Eddie Bauer. I bought mine from LL Bean.
Regina, I would love to do DL but it's such an ackward weekend with back to school on the Tuesday following the race. Because of the long flight & time change we would want to do other touristy things in the area.
I would like to run outside tonight. Will have to see how much snow is on the road & how mind numbing the wind is.
Have a great evening everyone...........Sue
A quick post before I leave workd for the day.
Vicky, I very rarely take the path. I'm already dressed for the cold weather. The slow walkers/ doors & extra time just make me hot before I even get to work for the day. Give me the cold walk up Bay St. any day.

They're no stylish but MEC has some warm coats also Eddie Bauer. I bought mine from LL Bean.
Regina, I would love to do DL but it's such an ackward weekend with back to school on the Tuesday following the race. Because of the long flight & time change we would want to do other touristy things in the area.
I would like to run outside tonight. Will have to see how much snow is on the road & how mind numbing the wind is.
Have a great evening everyone...........Sue
To top it all off, when I was walking to the post office to get my package from my secret santa from the RunnersWorld.com Beginners Forum, a woman who had been standing perfectly still stepped way back as I was going behind her (literally it was at least a foot and a half) and I went sprawling onto the sidewalk. The heels of my hands took the brunt of it, but I did bump my knee (yes, the SAME one) and my left hip as well. They're sore this morning, but I can move around, so bonus. She just looked at me like "What?" There were two gentlemen who checked on me, and as I was continuing on (I spent most of the day on the verge of tears, and didn't want to burst into them in front of her) I heard one of them letting her have it. I do think it was an honest accident, but come on. At least an "I'm sorry. Are you ok?" Ultimately it could have been much worse - I could have ended up in the street - which is very busy - or slammed my head into a signpost, which was also very close. But it wasn't a fun thing regardless.
I didn't truly realize how much I wanted it until I thought I hadn't gotten in. Now I just have to keep up the training and work on getting faster. There's a 3-hour limit. I *should* be able to do it - my average race pace is in the 12:30 minute mile range, and they recommend a 13:45...but I'd like to have more than a minute or so cushion. I'm thinking hill work...but I'll talk with my running club's coach and see what he recommends. Nothing new until after the WDW Half though!!



for asking - No, Hagen does not feel so good.


here too.
I'm the only female team member who's going to Disney, so they sort of look at me as their little sister/"princess". It's good times.
I workout with trainers as well and all I can say is that they've made a world of difference in my fitness levels. Some people are great at picking stuff up from magazines or videos but I really like to have someone correcting my form. Plus, the trainers are great at showing you new exercises you never would have thought of and usually push you beyond where you would normally stop yourself.