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Hitting The 20 Mile Mark, And I Feel Fine

ByTim Nolte

Wow, what a great 20 mile training run today. That may sound crazy but with the cool weather and the great company of Harvey, Jason, and John it made for a good time. I can definitely tell I ran 20 miles, a little over actually, but I feel very good. If I can tackle the coming 26.2 mile marathon in the next few weeks like today I should be able to finish in a much better state than last year. I still need some more partners for my fundraiser. Remember your contribution will be doubled with our our matching funds.

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