I would have to say the biggest reason I decided to train for and run the Chicago marathon was because it was on 10\/10\/10. I was on my way to the Chicago airport for my study abroad trip to China this past March when I got a text or call from someone about the Chicago marathon and they noted that it was on 10\/10\/10… when I heard that, I was sold. I mean, I ran cross-country and track in junior high and high school, so the idea of training more miles a week for a longer event didn’t seem to bad. Also, 10\/10\/10 is just fun to say, when people ask, it’s always nice to say “it’s on 10\/10\/10.”<\/p>\n
I haven’t run a marathon before so I’m not sure what to expect but I am confident that if my IT band doesn’t hurt during the race (hopefully it’s fully healed by now), I’ll be fine and I might be able to do somewhat decent near the end. I’ll start pretty slow and see how I do as the race progresses.<\/p>\n
I got my marathon gear all ready and I head for Chicago tomorrow morning. It’s going to be quite the weekend because the day after the marathon, I’ll have an all-day interview and then I have a final the following day. Thursday afternoon at 4:15 PM will be a good day when I’m done with my last final for module 1!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I would have to say the biggest reason I decided to train for and run the Chicago marathon was because it was on 10\/10\/10. I was on my way to the Chicago airport for my study abroad trip to China this past March when I got a text or call from someone about the Chicago … <\/p>\n