Today, I want to present a series of photographs I took during our latest running session. Interestingly, these pictures had been forgotten on my device, but as I reviewed them, I realized how valuable it is to capture these moments of effort, dedication, and camaraderie. That’s why I’m taking this opportunity to share them with you, showcasing not only my personal progress but also the evolution of our group.

At first, when we started this Sunday running routine, there were only three of us: Manuel, Mauricio, and myself. However, over time, our enthusiasm and consistency have inspired other friends to join our runs. It is truly gratifying to see our group grow and to witness more and more people embracing this activity that strengthens both the body and the mind.

This time, we decided to take on the longest route we have attempted so far. We started at the emblematic Alma Llanera Plaza, ran all the way to the lighthouse, and then returned to our starting point. This challenge tested us, but thanks to our constant training and the endurance we have built over time, we managed to maintain a steady pace throughout the entire run.

Each session represents a new challenge, but it is also an opportunity to push our It is a pleasure to be with you once again, dear and valued readers. I am thrilled to share another experience on my journey of learning and self-improvement. This time, I want to tell you about a photo session I had while practicing a trick that always seemed like an almost unattainable challenge: the Supra 540.

For a long time, this trick made me feel uneasy and even fearful because I saw it as something beyond my reach. The mere thought of attempting it made me doubt my own abilities, which is why I never seriously practiced it before. However, over time, I have learned that progress in any discipline requires consistency, effort, and, most importantly, the willingness to step out of our comfort zone.

Thanks to my intense training in recent days, I have been feeling in better physical and mental condition to take on this challenge. Each practice session has helped me build more confidence in myself and refine my technique, bringing me closer and closer to successfully landing this incredible trick. Although I haven't fully achieved it yet, I truly enjoy the learning process, and every failed attempt motivates me to keep trying with even more determination.

I am convinced that if I continue practicing with the same discipline and enthusiasm, sooner or later, I will successfully execute the Supra 540. In the meantime, I want to take this opportunity to ask for your support and advice. If you have any recommendations, tips, or techniques that could help me improve, I would love to read your comments and put every suggestion into practice.

I deeply appreciate the time you take to read my posts and the constant support you have given me on this journey. I’ll see you in my next post, where I hope to share more progress and, who knows, maybe even the news that I have finally landed the trick! Until then, let's continue enjoying the process and our passion for this amazing sport together.