The race draws a huge crowd due to the fact that it is a night race and provides an ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT cookout at the end.
It was clear skies, flat grounds, and gorgeous views, BUT I was feeling tired when we pulled up to the registration tent at 6pm. Prior to the race, I had made the mistake of falling asleep by the pool and was still feeling sleepy and relaxed.

I knew I had to wake up fast. We signed in at the registration booth, picked up our T-Shirt packets, and did a warm-up. After 1 mile, I felt AMAZING!
I love community events! It brings people with similar passions together!
Later that evening we went back to my place, took long hot showers, and curled up on the couch with some Tres Leches from Tulipan Bakery (a Colombian Bakery downtown) and a few episodes of HGTV house hunters (ONLINE).
I love watching full episodes online- no commercials and its FREE! (since my roomie and I decided not to pay cable this year).
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Question:
Do you run 5Ks throughout the year?
Do you run 5Ks throughout the year?
I haven't for about 3 years. But am going to start signing up for more of them. I miss the feeling of being involved in the running community. Knowing the fast runners, etc.
Congrats on your age group place!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome job!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could run 5Ks throughout the year, but seeing there is snow on the ground 7 months of the year doesn't make it too feasible. :(
Hey Hannah and Bryan,
ReplyDeleteGood job on the race, guys, and nice job collecting that first place hardware. I think you've got that 5K bug.
I like the five milers a little better than the 5Ks. I try to do 5-10 races a year, some of which are 5Ks. I especially enjoy running our local Thanksgivings Day Road Race.
Try joining a local running club. They can be a lot of fun and help to improve your times.