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September 7, 2009

2009 Virginia Beach Rock & Roll half marathon-race recap

2009 Virginia Beach Rock & Roll half marathon-race recap

stats: chip time: 2:00:26 overall place: 3683/15791 (top 23% of finishers) gender place: 1229/9077 female (top 13.5%) age group: 325/1937 (top 16.8%) ____________________________________________________________ I ran a Rock n Roll race, didn't drink a beer at the finish nor attend the concert post run (blasphemy, I know) but I had a great time! It was a busy 36 hours! Let's start at the Continue reading →

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