
The second one was last year. It was super cold out and I was layered up but ready to improve upon my time from the year before. I knew I was faster (but not really in better shape)...I was just faster from running more throughout the year. I had trained for hills because I knew from the previous year how hilly the Tulsa Run really was. I was prepared as best as I could be and I gave it my all last year with a finish time of around 1 hr 33 min.
This year was different. 1. It was beautiful weather. 2. I had trained way more throughout the year 3. I am in the best physical shape since high school 4. I was ready for HILLS. Then I hear that they changed the course for the run this year to be even more HILLY than normal. I run a lot of races and this Tulsa Run route was already the hilliest race


This year I ran as best as I could. I pushed myself through mile 7-9 when I was beginning to really wear down. I never quit. I never walked. I kept going. I finished in the top 9% of my age group and top 15% overall out of 5000 runners. I was pretty proud of that one. I shaved about 15 minutes off from last year and crossed the finish line at 1 hr 18 min.
I'm thankful for my running partners, Kristi and Melinda,

Happy Monday everyone! I'm going to go ice my calves now!
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