If you look really carefully, you'll see that both of my feet are off the ground at the same time. The guy who took this must be a real professional, because this is a state that is rarely seen when I am running. I look happy and that's what really counts, I guess.
Somehow, Minneapolis has skipped over Spring and we are straight into Summer. It was 80 degrees today and yesterday and it's been very blustery. Luckily, it is still pretty cool in the mornings when I run. I got out this morning for an easy 4 miles and the weather was perfect.
My legs feel strong but there is still a lingering tiredness from the marathon and probably the new bike training. I'm keeping the running mileage pretty low for the rest of the month, just running 4 days a week and 5 miles or so at a time. Once I get acclimated to the addition of the biking and swimming, I'll try to pick up some more miles.
I must go and obsess about the weather now.
10 comments:
Great race pic indeed!
Great looking photo!
You look happy, and most importantly, you're not reaching for your watch!
That is a great picture Beth! Keep up the good recovery and training!
Excellent race photo, Beth! In mine, I am staring at my watch! :)
I am so not used to this weather. These last two days have been insanely hot!
Congrats on getting both feet off the ground... But could it be photoshop... Kidding...
Very nice pic. Look at those muscles!
You are floating on air as you cross the finish! If only the whole race was like that, we'd all have happier knees.
Nice pic.
It takes me about 4 weeks after a race before I start feeling strong again.
It's a great picture but I'm not sure how much I would attribute it to a great photographer. : ) Way to have a smile on your face when you cross the finish line. I always try to remember to smile when the race cameras are around. Or all the time for that matter. : ) See, even on comments.
Wow! That is a great picture.. and a great pair of legs!
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