Pre-race:
Spoiler: this is not one of those “I didn’t train at all and somehow ran 13.1 miles on vibes alone” stories. I actually like running. Voluntarily. For fun.
That being said, some context: my first ever cross-country race was a 5K in the English countryside,…
Lately, I’ve been feeling off. Leading up to the Holy Half, I injured my ankle and couldn’t run. I was stagnant for most of Spring Break, and now with only a few weeks left until the half,* I had no idea how to keep training without running. That is, until a friend told me about beat biking. I had…
First place:
Ryan Hall
Stars 5/5
(As a member of Ryan hall I am of course not biased AT ALL). I have met some of the most wonderful, precious, smart and driven women in Ryan Hall. I have seen Tuesday night cookies at FJs (our priest in residence and one of the sweetest people…
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