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pshaw_raven“Keep a list that you can look at and say, ‘I’ve got my bib number, I’ve got my running shirt, I’ve got my running shoes,’” Hesketh says. “You’ll have so much on your mind on race day, and although it sounds ridiculous to forget your running shoes as you head to your race, it happens all the time. If you go through a checklist, you won’t forget anything and you’ll set yourself up to have the best day on the course.”
Race Day: Getting the Most From Every Race - Canadian Running Magazine
I feel like so much LESS of an idiot after reading a bunch of stories about runners who forgot their shoes on race day. It means I'm not a dumbass for all the signs and notes I have about everything I need to take with me. I mean, I AM a dumbass.
Kinda thinking about a quick drive into town to see if Publix has any pecan pies left in the bakery. I uh ... need it for my race day nutrition. Yeah. *nods sagely*
Race Day: Getting the Most From Every Race - Canadian Running Magazine
I feel like so much LESS of an idiot after reading a bunch of stories about runners who forgot their shoes on race day. It means I'm not a dumbass for all the signs and notes I have about everything I need to take with me. I mean, I AM a dumbass.
Kinda thinking about a quick drive into town to see if Publix has any pecan pies left in the bakery. I uh ... need it for my race day nutrition. Yeah. *nods sagely*
