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Hottest Day 5K 2022

ByTim Nolte

Ran 3.11 mi with Nike⁠ Run Club. Got back on the saddle after a 2 week vacation, and also got the run done. It was a struggle to keep going after such a long time of no running. It’s always good to have a guided run with some motivation going on solo runs.

Give to clean water: http://timn.me/HWI2022

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