Showing posts with label Races. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Races. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Tarheel 10 Miler

On April 9th 2011, Ryan and I ran the...
Tarheel 10 Miler
in Chapel Hill, NC
Ryan's friend Dan, that just recently got accepted into UNC
for grad school (WooHoo! How exciting?) also ran with us!

Results: I ran the 10 miler in 1 hour 45 minutes.
It's been 3 days since the race and my knee is still hurting but let me stress that it hurt 348957938475 times more Saturday night and Sunday. I couldn't even run to the car from the restaurant. (Even in the pouring rain!!! hahaha) I think it was so bad because I'm not used to running on concrete for that long. This was my 2nd longest race to date.



“Success isn't how far you got, but the distance
you traveled from where you started.”

Ryan and Kane Sunday (4/10/12)
Kane is sooooo spoiled.

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Cooper River Bridge Run

I ran my 1st 10K on April 2nd 2011
in Charleston, South Carolina

This picture is early, early before the race...

My baby & I after we finished the race :) Isn't he so cute?! hehe

The group of us after the race hanging out in Marion Square...

We took this "got milk" picture at the race "after party" hehe...

After the race we walked around town and took in good old Charleston fresh air :) and I will admit that I was in pain (my ankles and feet hurt like no other) haha... but I sucked it up and walked anyways... barefoot :) hehe! Shoes are overrated.

Quintiles Wrightsville Beach Half Marathon 2011

March 20, 2011

I ran my 1st half marathon


My results: 2hrs:21min:38sec

2010 Battleship NC 5K

After the Midnight 5K for Ovarian Cancer

I guess I caught what they call the "runners high"

so, I immediately signed up for the:


2010 Battleship NC 5K

November 7, 2010




Ryan and Drew both did the half. :)


Midnight 5K for Ovarian Cancer

October 29 2010

at Midnight I ran my 1st race ever. :)

It was only a 5K but you have to start small!




Ryan, Joe Mott, and Joe's 2 friends from NC State came out to run with me.

To say it meant the world to me... is an understatement.