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2:43:47 and a 4-minute personal best at the boston marathon!
I’m really (really) proud of this one. I’ve been chasing a PR in the marathon since fall 2024, and yesterday I did exactly what I said I was going to do. I played smart, stayed composed, and felt incredibly strong across a notoriously difficult course from hopkinton to boston. throughout 26.2 miles the mind inevitably becomes loud, but I’ve come to learn that marathoning ultimately comes down to how long you can stay calm.
no training block is ever perfect, and this one was no exception. It’s been super challenging (often feels impossible!) these past few months balancing school, studying for the CPA exam, and running a whole lot of miles. but I love the thrill of creating a new limit, disrupting probability, and coming out stronger because of it.
the fire stays ablaze. same time next year, boston?😏
I’m really (really) proud of this one. I’ve been chasing a PR in the marathon since fall 2024, and yesterday I did exactly what I said I was going to do. I played smart, stayed composed, and felt incredibly strong across a notoriously difficult course from hopkinton to boston. throughout 26.2 miles the mind inevitably becomes loud, but I’ve come to learn that marathoning ultimately comes down to how long you can stay calm.
no training block is ever perfect, and this one was no exception. It’s been super challenging (often feels impossible!) these past few months balancing school, studying for the CPA exam, and running a whole lot of miles. but I love the thrill of creating a new limit, disrupting probability, and coming out stronger because of it.
the fire stays ablaze. same time next year, boston?😏
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