I think I did one 8 mile run (the longest of my life) before bailing. Training lasted for about 2 weeks before minor injuries and travel got in the way and I just never got back into it. This was going to be my chance to change all of that. I’ve written in the past about how I’m great at starting things, but awful at finishing them. On New Years Day this year, I foolishly signed up for the Eugene Marathon, thinking I’d be able to stick to a rigorous training schedule and actually finish a marathon.
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