This week I didn’t something that I didn’t think I would
do. I signed up for the Chicago Marathon. It will be good for me. I’ve been running casually for a couple of
months now. I’m slowly getting better
and having a training plan will make me work harder towards my goal. I’m not trying to win the marathon; I just
want to finish it. I want to prove to
myself that I can do this.
I’m no stranger to marathon training. Three years ago, I was training for a
marathon in Las Vegas. A month before
the race, I stress fractured my foot. I
couldn’t run for a while. Needless to
say, I didn’t run that race. By the time
my foot had healed, I was injured in a car accident and couldn’t move without
severe pain for six months. That was how
I got fat.
Now, three years later, I am out of shape. I have been thinking about running a marathon
for years and I’m finally going to do it.
I’m taking my training slow so I don’t push too hard and stress fracture
my foot again. I’m nervous, but
excited. I know that I can do it.
This has motivated me.
I wish I was running right now instead of sitting here at work, but what
can I do? I need money to pay for my
running shoes.
I have my workouts (both running and cross training) already
figured out.
Wish me luck.
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