Let me introduce myself to those of you who aren't family and friends that have been badgered into reading this. I'm Alanna. I'm a married mum of one living in the lovely suburbs of Vancouver, B.C. and I have crazily set myself the goal of running a marathon.
There, I said it. I am planning on running a whopping 42km in October, although "running" might be stretching the truth. A good time would be nice, but isn't necessary. I think I'll just be happy with crossing the finish line of my own accord.
This blog/journal/online accounting of my journey to The Marathon (capitalized to give it the respect it deserves) is going to be my way of holding myself accountable. Please, please sign up or bookmark this site to follow my journey. You don't have to check in often (unless you are really that interested in my progress), but I figure that the more people out there who will ask me how my training is going the better.
There won't be much activity on here for a while as my marathon clinic doesn't begin until 10 June 2010. I'll post infrequently about my half marathon training (which my husband C is doing with me) and my foray into bootcamp (which he is not and makes fun of me for). I'll write more about why I thought running The Marathon would be a good goal to have - something about turning 30... I'm sure that there will be ramblings about things that seem to have very little to do about running as well as my love-hate relationship with the sport.
So, for now, this is me.
In about 6 months, I'll be a marathoner.
There, I said it. I am planning on running a whopping 42km in October, although "running" might be stretching the truth. A good time would be nice, but isn't necessary. I think I'll just be happy with crossing the finish line of my own accord.
This blog/journal/online accounting of my journey to The Marathon (capitalized to give it the respect it deserves) is going to be my way of holding myself accountable. Please, please sign up or bookmark this site to follow my journey. You don't have to check in often (unless you are really that interested in my progress), but I figure that the more people out there who will ask me how my training is going the better.
There won't be much activity on here for a while as my marathon clinic doesn't begin until 10 June 2010. I'll post infrequently about my half marathon training (which my husband C is doing with me) and my foray into bootcamp (which he is not and makes fun of me for). I'll write more about why I thought running The Marathon would be a good goal to have - something about turning 30... I'm sure that there will be ramblings about things that seem to have very little to do about running as well as my love-hate relationship with the sport.
So, for now, this is me.
In about 6 months, I'll be a marathoner.
YAY! I'm following you. Never done a marathon before myself. And I can't run this summer because of my belly so I'll be living vicariously through you.
ReplyDeleteGuess you'll be doing a lot of your training in the summer which means early morning or evening runs, huh?
Good luck with your training. What Marathon are you training for?
ReplyDeleteOops, I just read on the sidebar. Royal Victoria Marathon. I must be blind. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Alanna! Best of luck with your marathon training! You can do it! :)
ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks for commenting on my blog. I look forward to following you.
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