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Cannonball into mud pit during the race
Crawling under barbed wire
Mud in my teeth!
43:56. Dang. And I dressed for success, too. This is a mild disappointment, but I feel that I made up for my 1:56 of slowness by my enthusiasm on the obstacles. I had to walk some of the ski slopes, the steepness was out of hand and I was worried about my lower back on the downhills. Back in the day, I would have stretched out my legs and glided down those hills, but these days I have to stutter/hop to control myself. But I ran up and leaped on those ropes and walls and tires like a ninja.
117th in my age& gender category out of 636 . 18.4% finished faster than me.
3618th place overall for Saturday’s race out of over 10, 450 (+ some ‘bandits’ who finished, too). 34.6% finished faster than me.
Excellent news: Brenda Boatman, 42, took 2nd place overall for women on Saturday with a time of 28:15, so there is hope for me in my 42nd year to kick some serious ass.
An 80-yr old woman, Kim Robel, finished on Saturday in 45:38. If I only slow down by another minute and a half in the next 40 years, that would be effin awesome.
Having never participated in Warrior Dash before, 42 minutes was a good guess. I gave it everything I had, and it was crazy, wicked fun for a Saturday afternoon!
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