Easy on the Rock, Heavy on the Roll

We started the run feeling FAB-you-LUSS!  TriGuy got quite a few shout-outs throughout the race with his shirt.

 I think *my* shirt was a bit trickier to call out:

The first part of the race zoomed by and I was hitting some of my best splits of all time (for those of you just *visiting* the running universe today, that means I was going fast).

 I will say that the bands were probably great, but they almost always seemed to be between songs or going on break just as we rolled up.

I managed to keep up pretty well with TriGuy until Mile 9 and then I really started to lag.

We were running through a tunnel and I was a little disoriented.  What mile were we on?

Would this tunnel EVER end??

TriGuy was never too far ahead and encouraged me to move up next to him when I wanted to shuffle.

 After what seemed like an inordinately long period of time, we finally we hit the home stretch.

I convinced TriGuy to really race to the finish on the final 0.1 miles!

I hit my watch at the finish line and said to TriGuy triumphantly:

UPCOMING POSTS:  SPINNING AND BIKING.  There's just so much to talk about.