Crossing the finish line I was out of breath but my legs felt strong. I ran in line with my current fitness, a 3:48:54 finishing time. My A goal was 3:45, so I was very happy hitting my B goal. I eventually stopped my watch and got my heat foil. I continued walking to exit the finishers shoot and was fully convinced I walked straight past the medals, don’t worry they are just closer to the exit area that I am used to for races.

It’s a combination of physical, mental, and emotional factors our body experiences from the rigors of months long training for a big goal and hard racing.

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