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« on: December 12, 2023, 11:51:34 am »
Learned about the race on a flyer in a coffee shop in Sellwood (PDX). How have I never heard of it before?!
If you are faced with a van running extra legs and falling way behind because of a team member that has had to bow out of the act. Consider me.:-)
Here are my basic stats
Age: 47
Gender Identity: Female
History of Running: since the age of 14, off and on. Mostly on.
Average Pace: 9-11 m/m. Hill pace: 12-13 m/m.
Distance my body can run without training: 10-16 miles
Routes I love: Hills (while not fast, I love to eat them). Trails. Actually, any and all off-road.
Routes I tolerate: paved roads in the city
Previous races: too numerous to mention, but here is a taste of what I have done AND thoroughly enjoyed - X-Dog events, H2C High Desert, CLR (x2), Timberline Half Marathon...
Finally, what I hope for: a team that is cheerful, patient, understanding, compassionate and kind. A team that supports a runner's goals. A team that focuses on memories and connection, while also doing their best on each leg. :-)
As a first timer, who is already set to run the CLR2024 the very next weekend in Bend, I'd rather help a team than create a team.
If you are faced with a van running extra legs and falling way behind because of a team member that has had to bow out of the act. Consider me.:-)
Here are my basic stats
Age: 47
Gender Identity: Female
History of Running: since the age of 14, off and on. Mostly on.
Average Pace: 9-11 m/m. Hill pace: 12-13 m/m.
Distance my body can run without training: 10-16 miles
Routes I love: Hills (while not fast, I love to eat them). Trails. Actually, any and all off-road.
Routes I tolerate: paved roads in the city
Previous races: too numerous to mention, but here is a taste of what I have done AND thoroughly enjoyed - X-Dog events, H2C High Desert, CLR (x2), Timberline Half Marathon...
Finally, what I hope for: a team that is cheerful, patient, understanding, compassionate and kind. A team that supports a runner's goals. A team that focuses on memories and connection, while also doing their best on each leg. :-)
As a first timer, who is already set to run the CLR2024 the very next weekend in Bend, I'd rather help a team than create a team.