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First Long Training Run Since The GR Marathon

ByTim Nolte

I got out on a Sunday morning to make up for not being able to get out on Saturday. I’m doing my best to stick to the training plan. I know that the more you waiver on the training the harder things will be come race day. Last year I had a tough go of it for the and I’d prefer to have a better go of it next time.

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