Marathon Review - How I Won My First Marathon

Have you ever tried reading a marathon runner's reviews on the internet before? I know I have, and there are two reasons. The first is that I am an avid marathoner and love to train and race, so I enjoy reading about other peoples training and racing experiences. The second reason is that some of the reviews are very useful, and some are not. So here is a Marathon review: https://www.utahvalleymarathon.com/races-in-utah/review-of-the-salt-lake-city-marathon-slc-marathon for people who are thinking about buying a training sock or boot.

First let's look at my experience last weekend. My partner and I chose to go to the Brier Pro Athletic Park in Vancouver, Washington. It's a beautiful park with lots of grass and a nice big field. We have been going for about five years now and every year we get better at running and finishing. This year was no different, but my training buddy and I did have some training issues, which resulted in us finishing seventh out of our group of seven.

Now, let's talk about the Nike marathon. I have been an avid runner for several years, so I was pretty excited about this product. From reading many people's reviews, many people love the Vibram shoe and the comfort level they offer. What I found is that while the shoe is great, they can be hard to break in, especially if you try to do it on uneven ground. That's not the problem with most marathons, but if you are an athlete training locally, or race outside on nice terrain, it may be an issue.

Once we got over that, however, I really enjoyed the shoes and knew I was in good hands. Our event was half marathons in Utah and weather was perfect. There were only about 150 other runners at the starting line, so it wasn't crowded. As for the course, it wasn't hard, but it definitely felt like a marathon. There was mainly grass, with some on the path. The course itself was full of pavement.

My husband and I slowly crossed the finish line first, followed by my mom, who finished second. I was really impressed with how the race went. I felt like I did way more than I would have on a normal course. I especially liked that when I was done, I was able to keep up a pace that I can maintain all day without getting tired.

I'm not a huge time eater, so I didn't have any issues keeping my pace. For someone who does time like I do, though, I think it was important that I kept up. When I did, I could relax and not worry so much about the next mile. Overall, it was an awesome experience. I definitely recommend the Nike marathon or any of the pace bunnies. If you do plan on running a marathon in Canada or anywhere else, make sure you take the time to check out some reviews. If you want to know more about this topic, click here: https://www.britannica.com/sports/marathon-race.