This blog is a continuation of the Race Across the Rock blog...a 17 day, 883 KM run I completed across Newfoundland via the old railway bed.
Some people have expressed interest in what is next...that would be The Canadian Death Race (125 KM through the Rockies)....and what I am doing for training. Consequently, I thought I would blog about my training in case some of you found it helpful.
I hope your training is going well!
Jason, this is so amazing to follow what you are doing! Mary sent an e-mail to the Maskwa Masters with a link to this site, so thanks Mary. Do you remember all those tough workouts Marc would make us do early Saturday mornings, and then he'd line us up for a final paddle the length of the lake? I always felt like we'd given everything we had already, but then we pushed through and did that final paddle. And then 20 minutes after we got out of the boat always felt so good with a sense of accomplishment. And that's just a fraction of what you're doing. Good for you. I know we bumped into each other at Coast Tire the other day and you told me about this run, but seeing the pictures and hearing about how far you're going really brings into perspective what a great adventure you're on. Keep it up.
Jason, this is so amazing to follow what you are doing! Mary sent an e-mail to the Maskwa Masters with a link to this site, so thanks Mary. Do you remember all those tough workouts Marc would make us do early Saturday mornings, and then he'd line us up for a final paddle the length of the lake? I always felt like we'd given everything we had already, but then we pushed through and did that final paddle. And then 20 minutes after we got out of the boat always felt so good with a sense of accomplishment. And that's just a fraction of what you're doing. Good for you. I know we bumped into each other at Coast Tire the other day and you told me about this run, but seeing the pictures and hearing about how far you're going really brings into perspective what a great adventure you're on. Keep it up.
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Can't wait to see the interview---happy that the media is aware of your courageous adventure.Go Blades Go!!!!!!!!---------Momma R
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ReplyDeleteYigit & Jason......what an incredible journey and I'm sure there will be many stories to share upon your return.
We're so proud of you. Keep up the good work,
Bernie
xo