I didn't do all those races last year for nothing.
To recap, I got in through the 9+1 program for guaranteed entry. My NYRR races last year were (in no particular order other than long to short)...:
Achilles 5m
Wall Street 3m
Fifth Avenue Mile (I don't think this was a qualifier)
I'll probably do a few of these races again this year, just because they're close and because I can. (I'm already registered for the Brooklyn Half, for instance.) But seeing these races come up on the NYRR calendar and not entering is one of the simple pleasures of life.
To recap, I got in through the 9+1 program for guaranteed entry. My NYRR races last year were (in no particular order other than long to short)...:
Achilles 5m
Wall Street 3m
Fifth Avenue Mile (I don't think this was a qualifier)
I'll probably do a few of these races again this year, just because they're close and because I can. (I'm already registered for the Brooklyn Half, for instance.) But seeing these races come up on the NYRR calendar and not entering is one of the simple pleasures of life.
A race named after Ted Corbitt is only 15k?
ReplyDeleteCongrats on getting in. Living in NYC has its privileges.
You should enter the lottery. Or rather, make an $11 charitable donation to the NYRR. If you haven't qualified, that is.
ReplyDeleteIn terms of Ted Corbitt, maybe this Corbitt race is more fitting?
http://whatyourdonotknowbecauseyouarenotme.blogspot.com/2011/02/half-corbitt-is-better-than-none.html
For the record, I've never been invited and would likely be physically unable to keep up were I ever given the chance to participate.
Yay! I am excited you get to run NYC!!! :) I think I am going to keep entering the lottery until I get in :)
ReplyDeleteHay. i got cited.
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