Um, we’ll get back to the title of this post in a while. Yes, this is in fact my race report for the 2012 Sugarloaf Marathon. After not getting into the 2012 Boston Marathon by a mere 33 seconds (a blessing in disguise in retrospect), I began searching for a marathon that could get me [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Sugarloaf Marathon’
Dear B.A.A…
Posted in boston marathon, race recap, racing, Uncategorized, tagged boston marathon, Boston Qualifier, BQ, race recap, race report, running, Sugarloaf Marathon on May 22, 2012 | 9 Comments »
The Road to Boston…
Posted in boston marathon, tagged boston marathon, jealousy, running, Sugarloaf Marathon, training on April 11, 2012 | 7 Comments »
…goes through Sugarloaf – at least for me. 5 days until one of the greatest annual road races takes place. After traveling from all over the world, thousands will take the slow, what feels like forever bus ride from the Boston Commons to the town of Hopkinton, where they will wait – wait for their [...]
Progress – the Quincy Half Marathon
Posted in boston marathon, race recap, racing, training, tagged boston marathon, BQ, cross training, first marathon training program, Furman FIRST, Half-Marathon, incremental improvement, marathon training, marathon training program, Pfitz, Quincy Half Marathon, race recap, race report, step in the right direction, Sugarloaf Marathon on March 30, 2012 | 6 Comments »
I remember way back in high school when I would get up in the mornings before a big test – I’d be a little nervous, wondering if I had studied what I had needed to, wondering if I’d remember anything… …that’s how I felt two Sundays ago when I woke up before the Quincy Half [...]
I am not Tim Pawlenty
Posted in boston marathon, motivation, training, tagged finish line, iowa straw poll, lactate threshold, marathon pace, marathon training, quitting, running, Sugarloaf Marathon, Tim Pawlenty on January 18, 2012 | 7 Comments »
If you don’t follow politics at all, you may not know who Tim Pawlenty is. He is a former governor of the state of Minnesota who decided to run for President. He was part of the large field of Republican candidates who were vying for their party’s nomination. Last summer, after finishing a distant 3rd [...]









