This Weekend, Saturday-Sunday, June 23-24
Waverly and I left Spring this morning at around 5 a.m. to drive to Bremond for the 20th annual Polish Pickle Run 5K.
Without any consistency in training and not having taken advantage of the two half marathons in May, I ran it in 30:52 (30:58 gun less six seconds getting across the line).
I beat Debbie Tripp and Ken Johnson ... that's all that matters. Actually the two of them crossed the finish line a second apart.
We hung out with fellow Seven Hills Running Club and The Woodlands Running Club members - and I'll have a full recap of the day's events on Monday. Lots of great stories!
We left Bremond at about 10:50 a.m. and got to Lubbock - yes, Lubbock - at 4:45 p.m.
We're here to watch Kim Hager - as well as ALRC's Lisa Tilton-McCarthy and Andrew Perry - at tomorrow's Buffalo Springs Lake Half Ironman. Andrew, 20, who works at Luke's Locker and used to run for Caney Creek HS, is making his triathlon debut in the sprint race.
The plan was to surprise Kim; however, she needed to head back to the Expo to buy something that she had forgot to bring from home -- and she saw Waverly and I there. Busted!
She's in a great mood and we're certainly excited for her. Her target race will be in September at Ironman Wisconsin and then later, I believe, at the inaugural Tri 101 World Championship in The Woodlands in November.
More on Monday!
Without any consistency in training and not having taken advantage of the two half marathons in May, I ran it in 30:52 (30:58 gun less six seconds getting across the line).
I beat Debbie Tripp and Ken Johnson ... that's all that matters. Actually the two of them crossed the finish line a second apart.
We hung out with fellow Seven Hills Running Club and The Woodlands Running Club members - and I'll have a full recap of the day's events on Monday. Lots of great stories!
We left Bremond at about 10:50 a.m. and got to Lubbock - yes, Lubbock - at 4:45 p.m.
We're here to watch Kim Hager - as well as ALRC's Lisa Tilton-McCarthy and Andrew Perry - at tomorrow's Buffalo Springs Lake Half Ironman. Andrew, 20, who works at Luke's Locker and used to run for Caney Creek HS, is making his triathlon debut in the sprint race.
The plan was to surprise Kim; however, she needed to head back to the Expo to buy something that she had forgot to bring from home -- and she saw Waverly and I there. Busted!
She's in a great mood and we're certainly excited for her. Her target race will be in September at Ironman Wisconsin and then later, I believe, at the inaugural Tri 101 World Championship in The Woodlands in November.
More on Monday!
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