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Could use your help with this - Most important 26.2 miles I'll be running this year!!
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You have been a wonderful client I consider to be a friend. happy to support and good luck all around!
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Thank you so very much Rick!! The LLS and myself greatly appreciate the donation!!!
It's also been a pleasure to work with you.
Thanks again!!
:U Rock:
Sign_Boy
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**UPDATE**
Only six days until race day - So far I have raised $2,270 for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. I'm $730 away from my ultimate goal of $3,000. If you haven't donated but would like to please visit this link:
http://pages.teamintraining.org/nj/phil13/KevinRanallo
Thank you once again to everyone who has donated!! I greatly appreciate it!!
:U Rock:
Only six days until race day - So far I have raised $2,270 for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. I'm $730 away from my ultimate goal of $3,000. If you haven't donated but would like to please visit this link:
http://pages.teamintraining.org/nj/phil13/KevinRanallo
Thank you once again to everyone who has donated!! I greatly appreciate it!!
:U Rock:
Sign_Boy
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***update***
***UPDATE***
It’s been a little over a week since I ran the Philadelphia Marathon. Every time I think about it I keep coming back to one thought. It was my worst and best race I’ve ever run. I finished in 4:47:38 not a PR, but still an amazing experience. I was aiming for sub 4, but mile 18 came and my calves locked up on me at mile 20. Crazy as it sounds I still look forward to running my third.
I also wanted to share that I ran this race in honor of: my mother, my friends nephew and shovelhead. Attached is a photo of the back of my jersey.
Thank you once again to everyone that donated to the LLS and passed along words of encouragement to me. I greatly appreciate it.:U Rock:
A special thank you to the amazing woman (whoever you were) at mile 20 that massaged both of my calves and managed to get me off my back and back into the race. I don’t think I could ever thank you enough!!!
Attached are my splits just in case you wanted to see them
“It's very hard in the beginning to understand that the whole idea is not
to beat the other runners. Eventually you learn that the competition is
against the little voice inside you that wants you to quit.” ~ George Sheehan
***UPDATE***
It’s been a little over a week since I ran the Philadelphia Marathon. Every time I think about it I keep coming back to one thought. It was my worst and best race I’ve ever run. I finished in 4:47:38 not a PR, but still an amazing experience. I was aiming for sub 4, but mile 18 came and my calves locked up on me at mile 20. Crazy as it sounds I still look forward to running my third.
I also wanted to share that I ran this race in honor of: my mother, my friends nephew and shovelhead. Attached is a photo of the back of my jersey.
Thank you once again to everyone that donated to the LLS and passed along words of encouragement to me. I greatly appreciate it.
:U Rock:A special thank you to the amazing woman (whoever you were) at mile 20 that massaged both of my calves and managed to get me off my back and back into the race. I don’t think I could ever thank you enough!!!
Attached are my splits just in case you wanted to see them
“It's very hard in the beginning to understand that the whole idea is not
to beat the other runners. Eventually you learn that the competition is
against the little voice inside you that wants you to quit.” ~ George Sheehan
