Yay! I started running again and noticed a tight (very fast moving) group of men. They were all roped together. They were the lead team for the centipede division! I missed catching a photo of them, but shortly after the second place team came by and I got a shot of them.
I saw (but was too lazy to stop and get my camera out) the first "real" costume -- a guy in a head-to-toe hot pink gorilla suit. It was pretty hot even at 8:30 am so he must have been baking in the thing!
And with that, I headed home to finish up my 7 miler. No nude people. No alcohol. TWO pictures for my Bay To Breakers spectating. I wouldn't even have bothered sharing this but thought the video of Deena and her awesome running form was worth something.
I saw (but was too lazy to stop and get my camera out) the first "real" costume -- a guy in a head-to-toe hot pink gorilla suit. It was pretty hot even at 8:30 am so he must have been baking in the thing!
And with that, I headed home to finish up my 7 miler. No nude people. No alcohol. TWO pictures for my Bay To Breakers spectating. I wouldn't even have bothered sharing this but thought the video of Deena and her awesome running form was worth something.
8 comments:
But still - you saw Deena! Not boring at all :)
What a great way to combine a workout and a race watch. Sounds like a good day.
Re: previous post about training.
If you don't run long runs (14 - 16 miles) at a pace some faster than your marathon goal, I don't think you can expect to make your marathon goal.
There's a saying ... "If you want to run fast, you have to run fast" where fast is whatever your goal is.
Certainly not all of your training runs, but some of them.
I agree, not boring! Thanks for sharing.
Very cool to see Deena!!
LOVE the video! So cool you got to see her :) I dont think I made it that far on the course haha... if you waited a few hours you could have run into us rohos! lol
great pic!
AH, you saw Deena! That's awesome!
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