Thursday, January 12, 2012

You didn't know we were racing... Oh...

So… Running. I’m starting to like it. My Dad pointed out, “Kiki… We’re Vikings. We are not built for running…”  I agree, but I’m really not in it to become a superstar runner. I need a Louisiana friendly sport since there is a lack of national parks and mountains.
I am a little competitive brat by nature but I am sneaky competitive. The funny thing is that people who I compete with probably don’t even realize we are competing… The sneaky competitive has started to come out on the track over the last few weeks.
1. If I get to the track at the same as someone else I will stay longer at the track than they stay… I get a ton of personal glee out of staying longer than people who get there after me. (Not that I stay at the track all that long… Like an hour.)
2. I get a huge kick out of lapping people. (In some ways that is so silly, because my glacially slow jog is nothing to brag about… BUT lapping people pushes me.)

1 comment:

  1. This post makes me laugh, because I do this too, with unknowing competitors.

    I'm a slow runner also, but I've done two half marathons. When I train, I try to lap people like you said, but on race day I just don't want to be passed by elderly mall walkers! My goals are modest. :)

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