I thought it was hard enough running 13.1 or 26.2. Really I did…
But then you've got these special folks. Not for nuthin' but I wouldn't even want to walk around the block in these cumbersome things:
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I guess a big boulder chasing me would inspire speed… My iPod would have to have that Indiana Jones 'chase' music on loop |
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The flower is an interesting touch? |
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Totally puzzled how this guy does it |
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Uh. Can someone give me a 'hand' with opening my Gu?
I have friends who like to dress up for these things. I'm torn. I have a (little) sense of adventure but I barely like having my race bib on and usually don't even want to push a pair of sunglasses on my head - it bothers me. I can't imagine running with a costume and not being tortured by every second of it.
What about you?
Have you ever dressed up in costume for a race?
Would you ever?
Do you think you need to train in your costume to perform in it?
What's the best costume you've ever seen on someone else?
XO
Jen
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well, you know where I stand on this one!
ReplyDeleteThat Indian Jones one is brilliant!!!
I like a good costume because then I can blame any malfunctions, slow timing, need to walk etc etc on the costume, instead of my lack of endurance or training : ) The bigger and the more cumbersome the better.
I'm thinking of working stilts into my next one....
Freaking. Love. This.
ReplyDeleteI'm doing my first costume in Vegas!!!
Ha Sara - I so was going to call you out when I mentioned "friends" who like this type of thing! ;) STILTS!! hahaha - love it.
ReplyDeleteEmz, I heard about that -- Can't wait to see what you do!! :D
I know what Em is doing......but her secret is safe with me.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I don't do costumes. I don't like to wear socks let alone additional clothing. I sweat like a pig and that just doesn't seem comfortable to me.
That being said I have a friend who ran Boston this year in a full-on gorilla costume and ran it in 3:30 or something crazy fast. The dude is an athletic freak of nature.
OMG - Jason - full on gorilla!? oofa.
ReplyDeleteI just read about a guy in California who's running in his 30lb firefighter gear to raise money - that's for a good cause.
Another guy ran the marathon leg of an Ironman that took place on 9-11 doing the same. had tears in my eyes.
Could NOT, plain and simple! But hats off to those who do...crazy!
ReplyDeleteMiss Zippy - I tend to be with you - thanks for the comment!
ReplyDeleteI've never run in a costume for a race. For a shorter race, I might consider it.
ReplyDeleteI have a friend who, recently, has taken up wearing costumes for shorter races (4 miles).
They always say - nothing new on race day...but how do you explain training in a costume? LOL
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