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【前言(5-15-2014)】:我所在的马拉松业余训练团队主教练鼓励参加波士顿马拉松
的队员写一份马拉松赛报告与大家交流。除我以外,这个团队中没有其他人懂中文。所
以,我只好用英文完成这份作业,并且是在到达中国探亲第一天倒时差深更半夜时写的
:)))。
《My Report of 2014 Boston Marathon》(4-24-2014)
Dear Running Friends,
I got back from Boston on Tuesday, April 22, then, flew to China to visit my
loved ones on Wednesday, April 23. Here I am, writing this report to you
from my parents’ house. Once again, thank you all for the support.
Part 1: Boston Marathon Training
For about 10 weeks, I trained with ATP group for speed works on Tuesdays and
Thursdays. I am very grateful to Coach Mark and Coach Fred who took me in,
welcomed me, and guided me during the training. I am also very thankful to
ATP runners who were so kind to me, encouraged me, and pushed my running
limits. Your friendship is deeply appreciated.
For long runs on Saturdays, I trained with a group of runners (friends old
and new) led by Coach Scott. As a person who was going to run his 9th
Boston Marathon, Coach Scott designed an impeccable New Ulm long run plan
specifically for Boston Marathon. During those long runs, he shared with us
so much information about Boston Marathon and provided us practical advices
, which are extremely helpful to me. He is my inspiration and one of role
models in long distance running. Thank you, Coach Scott. Thanks also to
those Saturday long run friends.
Last but not the least, my trainings with Blue/Green (BG) group during the
2013 running season helped me to build up the solid fitness base. Therefore
, I was able to focus on speed works and hill runs late on. Thank you, my
dear BG coaches and running friends.
Part II: The Run
The day prior to the Boston Marathon, I received a message from Coach Mike,
which became the corner stone of my running day plan. He wrote “……This
is going to be a very exceptional event. Normally, its greatness comes just
from the collection of outstanding running talent. This year that normal
greatness is overshadowed by an awesome display of human resiliency and
compassion …… Just follow your heart. Run for speed as a display of the
strength God gives to us and run with compassion and camaraderie to reflect
God's love for us. Run with heart, soak it all in, and know that you are
part of a great moment. You should know that all of us BGs are very proud
to say that we run with you because of the whole person you are! Enjoy this
moment……”
After reading Coach Mike’s message more than once, I replied to him “……I
will remember what you said in the message just as I remembered your
instructions for my previous races. I will run with my heart tomorrow and
enjoy being a part of this extraordinary event……May God bless me with
strength, speed, compassion, and joy to run this marathon……”, which was
exactly what happened on the race day. Thank you, Coach Mike.
Even though I watched the Boston Marathon course video more than once, the
first 16 miles and the last 5.2 miles still caught me off the guard and were
more challenging than what I thought to be. It is true that overall the
first 16 miles is downhill. However, there are several ups and downs in
those 16 miles. So does the last 5.2 miles which has a couple of ups, too.
On the positive side, those rolling Newton Hills were not as difficult as
what I imagined. Regardless, I combined and followed Coach Mike’s as well
as Coach Scott’s advices, ran this race with my heart, enjoyed it, and gave
my very best to it both in spirit and in speed.
Therefore, I interacted often with spectators, especially with children who
offered “High Five”. Among them, there was a boy with Down’s Syndrome.
Together with his father, the boy stood on the edge of road along the
running course. His father helped him to extend his right arm with High
Five. When I saw the boy, I slowed down, gave him a big High Five, and said
“thank you” with smile. The boy returned me with immense, bright, and
innocent smile. He said loudly and excitedly “Boston Strong! Go! Go! Go!”
His father gently said to me “thank you for running”. The presence of
this father-son cheer team warmed my heart tremendously and motivated me to
run fast.
Late on when I was tired, I responded to spectators’ cheers by raising my
arms or making “V” signs as acknowledgements. I said “thank you” to
volunteers every time when I drank at a water station. Seeing so many
enthusiastic spectators and wonderful volunteers energized me. Seeing those
heroic and amazing runners with challenged physical conditions inspired me.
From what I read before the race, I knew that several runners with
artificial legs are victims of the bomb tragedy. Those courageous physical
challenged runners touched my heart deeply and motivated me to keep running
when I was weary. It was such pleasure to hear joyful “screams” and to
read hilarious poster signs from Wellesley girls around the half way. The
thundering cheers from spectators along the last 5.2 miles encouraged me to
give my very best to those wonderful people even though I was physically
tired then. I had a strong finish. 3:30:06 is more than what I dreamed for.
Even though with so many spectators cheering for runners, I still had
several moments of “silent” meditation in my heart. Thank God for
blessing me with good health and running ability. Thank my family and
friends who loved me, prayed for me, supported me, and even tracked my race
during this special journey. Thank you all, especially my beloved husband
M, our daughter H, and son-in-law YK. I am strong, all runners are strong,
and Boston Strong!
T*******t
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沙发
R*****s
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板凳!

my
and

【在 R*****t 的大作中提到】
: 【前言(5-15-2014)】:我所在的马拉松业余训练团队主教练鼓励参加波士顿马拉松
: 的队员写一份马拉松赛报告与大家交流。除我以外,这个团队中没有其他人懂中文。所
: 以,我只好用英文完成这份作业,并且是在到达中国探亲第一天倒时差深更半夜时写的
: :)))。
: 《My Report of 2014 Boston Marathon》(4-24-2014)
: Dear Running Friends,
: I got back from Boston on Tuesday, April 22, then, flew to China to visit my
: loved ones on Wednesday, April 23. Here I am, writing this report to you
: from my parents’ house. Once again, thank you all for the support.
: Part 1: Boston Marathon Training

h*****n
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地板
m******r
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作为一名兔丝,我把英文版的报告也认真读完了

my
and

【在 R*****t 的大作中提到】
: 【前言(5-15-2014)】:我所在的马拉松业余训练团队主教练鼓励参加波士顿马拉松
: 的队员写一份马拉松赛报告与大家交流。除我以外,这个团队中没有其他人懂中文。所
: 以,我只好用英文完成这份作业,并且是在到达中国探亲第一天倒时差深更半夜时写的
: :)))。
: 《My Report of 2014 Boston Marathon》(4-24-2014)
: Dear Running Friends,
: I got back from Boston on Tuesday, April 22, then, flew to China to visit my
: loved ones on Wednesday, April 23. Here I am, writing this report to you
: from my parents’ house. Once again, thank you all for the support.
: Part 1: Boston Marathon Training

R*****s
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兔丝....俺只能当兔丁了...

【在 m******r 的大作中提到】
: 作为一名兔丝,我把英文版的报告也认真读完了
:
: my
: and

j******l
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佩服……
我纠结看不看英文版,结果发现中文之后就直接中文了哈哈

【在 m******r 的大作中提到】
: 作为一名兔丝,我把英文版的报告也认真读完了
:
: my
: and

j******l
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二姐么

【在 R*****s 的大作中提到】
: 兔丝....俺只能当兔丁了...
R*****t
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hunahun妹妹不用坐地板,我家沙发可以合坐4个人,就与Taikonaut和变版一起坐沙发
吧:)))。

【在 h*****n 的大作中提到】
: 地板
R*****t
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jackie妹妹,一声叹息,花花和变变将兔姐成了他们的盘中餐了:)))。
谢谢你、花花、和变变的阅读。

【在 j******l 的大作中提到】
: 二姐么
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