Tomorrow is the start to my outdoor track season. I’ll be
racing in the fast section of the 5000m at the Mt. SAC Relays. I’ve done more
miles and strength than I ever have and know that my body is ready to run fast.
I just have to make sure my mind is on the same level and push through when it
tells me to stop.
I’m extremely motivated for this race. The events in Boston
were a number of different adjectives: silly, tragic, mindless, to name a few.
For me, however, it has really opened my eyes. Along with the tragic stories
came so many more of heroism, braveness, and example of how wonderful humans
really can be. It made me realise how truly lucky I am. I have an amazing group
of people supporting me, my very own integrated support team. From my parents, to
my coaches, my sponsors at The Running Room, my friends, and my therapists,
they are all behind me every step of the way and it’s comforting to know that.
Of course, my extraordinary partner, Kate is a big part of that as well. She
and I have both been so lucky to meet many people over the last while who are
incredibly generous.
I could go on and on, but my message is this. I’ve worked
hard over the last year to make my life and the people who surround me,
positive. I think I have done a pretty successful job at this. Thank-you to
each and every person that has been a positive influence in my life.
My race is tomorrow evening at 9:10pm PST. It should be a
really exciting race. Mt. SAC has a live stream on their website, http://www.mtsacrelays.com/. Kate is
racing in the fast section of the 5000m as well, she goes at 7:40pm PST.
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CRUSH MT. SAC.
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