Last weekend Running Man did
just that, a lot of running.
To get to the starting line,
go past a lot of these,
and ended up here
Lake Sonoma.
The weather was ideal and the
sunrise.
At the sound of the gun these
to test themselves and their endurance
for a 50 mile race over
one hill and then another,
along trails wide enough for a single runner,
splashing through streams,
and trying to run as fast as you're physically able.
As Running Man's crew, I was
responsible for keeping him supplied with
whatever he needed to keep going
which is basically, Ensure,
water with electrolites added,
and an occassional slug of Red Bull!
which is basically, Ensure,
water with electrolites added,
and an occassional slug of Red Bull!
I also did a lot of waiting.
There was about 10 miles between
crewing points and that meant traveling from
He had a good race,
which means no physicaly problems,
with feet, stomach, legs
and also a good mental race,
keeping focused,
and also a good mental race,
keeping focused,
staying positive and
enjoying the experieince.
enjoying the experieince.
It's always a relief when I see him
getting near the finish line.
And look, he's still smiling.
What's coming up next?
The Vermont 100.
Until Next Time-
Impressive!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Running Man!
What beautiful scenery for you to be taking in while you waited for him!
Way to go Team Redente!!
ReplyDeleteWhat makes Running Man want to do such long races?
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Running Man. Hugs
ReplyDeleteGo Daddy!!
ReplyDeleteWow Kyle - what an accomplishment! Please tell him how impresses all your blog friends are! Hope you had fun too!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the RM!! He is a machine! I started my spring running program. I go about nothing miles an hour with my dog stopping frequently.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of California!
Congratulations to Running Man and his crew!! Looks like the weather was perfect!
ReplyDeleteVermont 100? Yikes!