On March 9th I participated in the Annapolis Running Festival Half-Marathon. This was somewhat of a last minute decision, but I did put in a couple of months of training to prepare to run the half-marathon distance. I ran this as my first postpartum half-marathon after having my second baby last July, and it was also my first race as a masters runner! Overall I had a great time at this race and was happy with how it went. ... Read the Post...
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