The last installment of the Run United Trilogy 2016 concluded last October 02 with the Run United Philippine Marathon. This also marked my last pacing duty for the year where I volunteered for the 60-minute 10K. Here’s my recap.
Tag: Pacer
RUPM 2015 Six-Hour Full Marathon Game Plan
Are you running the full marathon (42.195K) leg of the Run United Philippine Marathon 2015? Are you aiming to finish in six hours the most? If you answered yes to both these questions, feel free to join our pace group tomorrow. Here’s our game plan to accomplish this:
Mission Accomplished: Run United 1 (2015) 60-Minute 10K Pacer Duty
I had just returned from a wonderful pacer duty as I write this post and I think I can still feel that “runner’s high.” Did not set any new personal best. Did not take home that enviable Run United 1 Finisher’s Medal. But I feel great! Here’s my story.
2009 Favorite Running Moments: In Pictures
Running has taken me to places I never imagined I’ll go to and for my first full year of running the year broke all previous records not only in terms of distance covered, and pictures taken! 2009 toll: about 20 gigabytes worth of pictures and videos, around 11,500 files. Among these, here are some of…
QCIM Chronicles: A Pacer’s Story (Part 2)
Six hours was a pretty long time to run, and to run it at a consistent pace makes it more difficult. This would be one of the longest races I’d have done, surpassed only by ultramarathons. The good thing about running on major roads was that as long as there’s electricity there’s light so even…
QCIM Chronicles: A Pacer’s Story (Part 1)
A pacer is someone who sets the pace of a runner, or runners, to help them achieve their goal time. His main responsibility is to finish as close as possible to his designated time so that those who avail of his services would achieve their target. Having pacers are optional both for runners and races…