Last week when I was writing about the beginning of the taper I was thinking how EASY this week would be. I have to say I was wrong :-( True, there have been less miles but I am finding out that the taper is a stressful time.
You start thinking: how the decrease in miles will effect your fitness when it comes to race day? If I cut my miles, but keep eating, will I gain weight before the race? Will I take a wrong step and twist my ankle? Yes folks, these are the things that go through my crazy head. Right now I am trusting the training schedule provided by coach Trey Bailey www.uphillrunning.com will get me to Copley Square.
Speaking of race day, The BAA and AT&T will give you the ability to track running on race day. Here is the information.
| AT&T Athlete Alert Returns to Boston! AT&T and the Boston Marathon are proud to introduce the AT&T Athlete Alert for the 2014 Boston Marathon. Whether you want updates on top runners leading this year's race, or want to track the progress of your friends and family as they make their way from Hopkinton to Boylston Street, the AT&T Athlete Alert is the easiest way for you to stay up on the latest from the 2014 Boston Marathon. |
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| Beginning on March 25, there will be three different ways to sign up for the AT&T Athlete Alert. Please note that you will need an athlete’s bib number to register:
10KRegistration through the B.A.A. website will close on Sunday, April 20, at 6:00pm. However, AT&T is pleased to announce that registration via mobile phone text messaging (for US mobile phones only) will remain open during the marathon. My bib# will be: 27882 Total miles this week 38.5 that included a long run of 13.48 miles and a 5 mile tempo run. I got in two light weight work outs, two yoga classes, one visit to the chiropractor and a massage. I weighed in at 171.0 which is up 1.5 pounds since last week and 16.0 lbs since I started training for Boston. My schedule this week is 31 miles with a long run on 7 miles. Fundraising for Technology for Autism Now (TAN) is going strong at $5,360 and 107% of my goal. Thank you for all of your support. Here is the link to my fundraising page. http://www.firstgiving.com/fundraiser/eddibuck/boston-marathon |

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