DNSing


designall (1)Normally I have all my summer weekends booked with 5Ks. In my healthy days, I did one every Saturday and then drove up to Lake George afterwards.

Silks & Satins 5k '10

at the Silks & Satins, one of my favorite 5ks

This summer I did not book any.  I was planning to do long runs and a lot of boating on the weekends.

several painful runs

running on the Sagamore bridge over Lake George

So I only have THREE DNSes.

  • June 23: Adirondack Distance Challenge 10 miler
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This is the end before you turn into the park (next to my marina.)

At least I was able to pick up  my race shirt.

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The 15k course travels through the heart of the Green Mountains and ends with an exciting ride on the chairlift to the finish line. Enjoy breathtaking views of Killington Peak and the surrounding area while winding through wooded roads and Killington’s downtown with a long time limit allowing runners and walkers to complete the race at their own pace. (So this is 8 weeks post-injury.  It is a long drive & my doc would probably kill me if I tried to walk 9.3 miles while recovering from a broken foot??)

  • Oct 13: Mohawk-Hudson Half Marathon (I can defer my registration on this one to next year…)

I am very sad about this.  These are 3 races that I was really looking forward to.

Happy Running!  Any advice?

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5 thoughts on “DNSing

  1. I feel your pain. Honestly, the best thing for your psyche is probably to find something completely different to focus on. When I couldn’t run for a year because of my stupid ankle, I stopped reading running blogs – they made me too sad and yes, resentful. What about knitting? 😉

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