part 1 (and your comments) is here.
- On the runs, you usually feel like a heavy turtle. But after every run, you are wonder woman. Or Superman.
- You have Vaseline jars everywhere.
- You start ignoring every little running gadget or fad.
- You get really upset if called a jogger. NOT cool, people!
- You know not to stop for water in a 5K.
- You coordinate your running outfits based on the type of workout you have a ahead.
- You know you can get chicked or geezered at any time.
- You learn there aren’t any other terms more relative or subjective than slow and fast.
- You know than BQing is the Holy Grail for most of your friends.
- You agree with Nike on most days. Just do it. Unless we are talking about cotton. Then don’t.
- You have a laptop sized watch and you love it.
- Your family knows what tempoing or chafing is about.
- You can talk about Galen, Alberto, and Mo by the watercooler like they’re in a reality show.
- You have, at some time or another, run with a metronome.
- You have most of your upcoming weekends accounted for.
what are yours?
You know you are a runner when… part 1
You know you are a runner when… part 3
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All so true!! I have most of my upcoming weekends accounted for! I have run with a metronome. I won’t even stop for water in a 10k. And yes I have stopped buying running gadgets, even at big expos!
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I get sooooooo ticked off if someone refers to me as a jogger! OH PLEASE!!!!!! Sometimes my husband says it just to get my goat.
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What pray tell do you mean by “geezered”? Not nice.
Gerry Morda
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What you thought! Inlove it when people that are way older than me pass me, it means there is still a long way for me to go get faster, hopefully!!!!
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All’s forgiven.
Run well and enjoy!
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You know you’re a runner when you’ve influenced people enough to have them say, “I PR’d on the Climbax machine today at the gym!”
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