Catch Me If You Can!

I love running! It's a big part of my life! I love the highs it gives me! It helps me push my limits! Some of my most inspiring thoughts come to me while I'm running. I love to run every day.

I ran on average more than 10k every day in the last 12 days. I want to be running 20k a day for at least a week in the coming weeks. I've done it in the past.

My best half-marathon time is 1h17m. I did it 3 times, twice in 2014 and once in 2016. In 2017, I've finished 14th in Montreal half-marathon and first in my age category with a time of 1h19m.

I didn't realize I made it to the podium so missed it simply because I didn't realize I was first in my age category, 30-34. What a bummer. I only realized it months later when I received that prize in the mail.

It was a dream come true so to speak. I always thought it would be cool to make it to the Montreal podium, even though I knew I couldn't make it to the real podium. I had made it that one time but I wasn't "there" to fully savor the moment.

I wonder what people thought when they saw I was missing. They probably thought I was dead or always in a hurry and thus couldn't be there.

Anyway, I'm very proud of all those results. I think I could do 1h14m with the knowledge I've acquired. The Montreal course is a tough one and thus my 1h17m times are probably closer to 1h14m on a faster more standard course.

@karensuestudios, @acromott had a lot of fun filming that video. I think it shows up! I'm convinced the vast majority of people wouldn't have last as long as @acromott did. I'm serious.

Running at the speed we were going is much more difficult than what the video portrayed. Go ahead! Run at 16km/h, (10mp/h) and tell us how long you lasted.

Some trainings are missing, the ones at the gym.