Who's there? Joe? Anybody else? The world wants to read our posts and I've been getting feedback from our viewers. One person said:
"Joe's posts are great but I really want to hear about Andy, Greg, and Dave" - Jon Kacobs from Boston, MA
So anyway. After reviewing some mail from our loyal readers (5 a day) I went on a run in Potomac, MD. I'm here to visit my love Kathryn while she's away for 2 weeks of training. I was nicely surprised by 2 mile long 6-7% grade hills and some interesting terrain. It's a beautiful area, saw lots of bikers. Posted a 2:14:00 for 15 miles for 8:55/mile. All in all a good good day despite the hills.
Love,
Joe
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Who? What?
Hmmm...
Who? What?
The Runners:
Veteran marathon runners Joe and Dave, along with first time marathoners Andy and Greg, join together to form a blog that hopefully motivates more than one of them to actually train before the San Diego Rock and Roll Marathon. Here is a bit of info on all of them:
Andy: Crippled by the winter in
Dave: Hailing from Staten Island a land synonymous with distance running, Dave is naturally gifted. He travels the nation fighting for justice while leaving some time here and there for a quick 22 mile run.
Joe: A seasoned veteran of 2 marathons, the pure muscle mass in Joe's gigantic legs hold him back from ever competing professionally.
Greg: Residing in the mountains of Syracuse has only strengthened Greg. In the athletic community he's known as "Mountain Goat" for his ferocious stride and mechanical like gait. Nothing can stop him.
Which one of the guys should run in their unisuit?
How should one take care of a blister?
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