(Not thirty years ago, probably 25, but it's the best I could do)
I don't think I mentioned that this Spring is the 30th Anniversary of my first running race - aged 7 in a playing field in Cambridge. It makes me dewy-eyed thinking about the privilege I've had of enjoying running in the years that have followed, particularly the last five years since I re-found it and the child-like joy of racing.
It's part of the reason I've been set on racing next week despite the slow start I had to the year. It'll be my celebration! And will be a good focus for my emotional preparation for the race... Tears on the start line are a recipe for success I have learnt.
I don't think I mentioned that this Spring is the 30th Anniversary of my first running race - aged 7 in a playing field in Cambridge. It makes me dewy-eyed thinking about the privilege I've had of enjoying running in the years that have followed, particularly the last five years since I re-found it and the child-like joy of racing.
It's part of the reason I've been set on racing next week despite the slow start I had to the year. It'll be my celebration! And will be a good focus for my emotional preparation for the race... Tears on the start line are a recipe for success I have learnt.
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