Marathon Weekend 2018 Goals:
While I have done one other challenge weekend, this is my first Goofy. Fortunately for me this isn't my first full but it is my husband's.
1. Arrive to marathon weekend well trained and healthy. Sounds like a given as other people have said but after recovering from ACL reconstruction 4 years ago, I just haven't comfortably gotten back to running. I have done the distances but it just isn't what it used to be. We are doing a lot of cross training right now and I am hoping to be in good form when our training plan starts up in April.
2. We talked it over last night and we plan on running the half, not many stops for characters unless we come across a "must have" opportunity. In 2016 that was Stitch and Oogie Boogie (Nightmare before Christmas is my husband's favorite).
3. Take pictures, run a bit, have fun and survive the full, maybe with a stop at EE. My husband says he is one and done with the marathon distance so it may as well be enjoyable.
These are some vague but attainable goals. I cannot stress about time or pacing right now but I know as we get further along in the year I will create those goals.
Has anyone on here done the Wineglass half in Corning, NY? A division of my husband's company is a sponsor and we are thinking of heading up there for it. A last ditch proof of time opportunity on what is supposedly a fast course.
While I have done one other challenge weekend, this is my first Goofy. Fortunately for me this isn't my first full but it is my husband's.
1. Arrive to marathon weekend well trained and healthy. Sounds like a given as other people have said but after recovering from ACL reconstruction 4 years ago, I just haven't comfortably gotten back to running. I have done the distances but it just isn't what it used to be. We are doing a lot of cross training right now and I am hoping to be in good form when our training plan starts up in April.
2. We talked it over last night and we plan on running the half, not many stops for characters unless we come across a "must have" opportunity. In 2016 that was Stitch and Oogie Boogie (Nightmare before Christmas is my husband's favorite).
3. Take pictures, run a bit, have fun and survive the full, maybe with a stop at EE. My husband says he is one and done with the marathon distance so it may as well be enjoyable.
These are some vague but attainable goals. I cannot stress about time or pacing right now but I know as we get further along in the year I will create those goals.
Has anyone on here done the Wineglass half in Corning, NY? A division of my husband's company is a sponsor and we are thinking of heading up there for it. A last ditch proof of time opportunity on what is supposedly a fast course.