Showing posts with label Unilab Run. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unilab Run. Show all posts

21K Run at Unilab Run United 1, March 6 2011

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| Posted in , , , , , , | Posted on 3/06/2011 06:31:00 PM

Had a great time running my 2nd half marathon yesterday at Run United 1 2011. I’m glad that I beat my old PR by 12 minutes (my 1st half marathon was at QCIM2). As expected, the run was well organized, thanks to Run Rio and Unilab. Sufficient and well stationed hydration stops. The only thing that I notice was there were no cheerers on sight, I was expecting someone to yell “push, kaya mo yan” or any words of encouragement when I was on my last 3 Km. But other than that, the race is great. 

21K Gun Start
My Finisher's Medal

My 15K Run Experience at Run United 2 (Unilab)

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| Posted in , , , , | Posted on 11/21/2010 07:34:00 AM

I finished a 15K run this morning at the Run United 2 event. After 1 hour and 45 minutes, I managed to cross the finish line in one piece and free from injury (except for the bruise under my armpits due to excessive friction). I may not be as fast as the other competitive runners, but I enjoyed the whole race.

The event was great. No problems encountered and the water stations are sufficient. I appreciate the sponges of cold water since it really helped a lot in cooling down. The race started as scheduled and the post event amenities, freebies are awesome. One complaint though is our singlets are not yet delivered. But I guess no race is perfect. Never mind the singlet, the event itself is more important than that. I still like Run Rio as race event organizer. Although I and my running buddy don’t bother to line up for some freebies because of the long queue, we did gain something more important than those material things. We get free pointers from a good running coach. 

Coach PJ

I’m happy with my first 15K experience. I enjoyed being able to finish without worrying about cramps and side stitches. In fact, I feel like I could go on another 5 kilometers more. I guess, knowing one's limits and following the Galloway method helped a lot.


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