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jillsandr
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I need someone's advice. I entered the NY marathon last year but did not have enough motivation to run so I cancelled my entry. I have a guaranteed entry this year but once again, lacked the motivitaion to train. I've been running for 3 years and the furthest I've run was about 10 miles. I really want to run it this year.
My question is-should I try to run the marathon untrained? I'm not going to be doing it for time; just for fun. Am I the only crazy one that would do this? Will I be the last one to finish or are there more out there who just run it for fun?
This question has been bugging me and I have to beat the Nov. 1 deadline if I want guranteed entry next year. Fellow runners
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cipriano
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Run the marathon - take it easy, and have fun - the 2.5 MILLION spectators will give you plenty of energy. Many people take 6+hrs to finish NY - check last years results.
It's going to be AMAZING!! I can't wait.
Daniel, Durham, NC #19780 RED START
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Irmi
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When is the NYC marathon? Never Forgive, Never Forget
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Linda2
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one week from today (sunday 11/3)
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Jim Davis
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How much do you run? Do you care if you are walking it in after dark and the course closes?
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garynolan
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Go for it - and just walk/run. You probably won't be last and I'm sure it'll be a great experience. J
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