It will be fun to compare over the next few weeks to see if the times change at all.
This week I did the 1600 (slower pace than my 1500 last week, which was disappointing), the 100, and the 400. I thought about staying to do the 800 as well, but I was just too tired.
Hubby did the 100, which he thought was fun. He was 4 seconds faster than me I think.
Anyway, I'm really, really, really enjoying these events. It kind of stinks that they're in the summer evening (so, so hot), and that they only last 7 weeks (and I missed the first 2 weeks, then spent a week watching).
It's just been a fun night to hang out with friends, talk them into running events that I want to run, getting beaten badly by them (though there's one person I usually finish near).
So I took a few photos to share:
Guys running the 100:
A mid-air high jump:
A different mid-air technique on the jump (I was obsessed with watching this and considered trying until I realized there was absolutely no way I'd be able to do it and I'd fall and look like a complete idiot):
Various people I don't know hanging around and warming up:
Guys running the 100:
People I DO know -- recently engaged, happily beating me in every single event we all run:
A few more shots of 100 runners:
It was fun, particularly watching the jumpers and the 100 meter races. There were also some people who ran hurdles, but I didn't get close enough to take any pictures. Another event that I am likely physically unable to do, certainly without an unduly high injury and idiot-looking risk, but that seems like it would be so incredible.
There are a lot of people there as spectators, which must have been encouraging. Mostly men at the meet, huh? I'm always so impressed by all these different events that you're part of.
ReplyDeleteThere are a lot of people there as spectators, which must have been encouraging. Mostly men at the meet, huh? I'm always so impressed by all these different events that you're part of.
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