I sent my last group message for WoodlandsFit to close out the season last night. All we have remaining is our celebration party tomorrow night at Dosey Doe. It's been a great year even with the Hurricane. We had many very good performances at San Antonio, Sunmart and Houston. What I mentioned in my note last night was that while the performances and achievements are worth being very proud of, it's the friendships that come from all the hours of training together that are most important.
I have been very blessed to have met so many great friends through TNT, Luke's Beat and the Fit programs. It's time now to focus on the running club, a small training group and keeping the weekends free for workouts and races. (no Jon & Evan, no RTW tomorrow, I'm sleeping in)
After sending my note I headed to Twin Creeks Middle School and logged a horrible run.(learned this term from Norman) The positive is that horrible is better than nothing.
- Bill D
- I’ve been a runner since the early 70’s, fairly competitive in the 80’s, ultra’s in the 90’s and not a lot since. I’m a member of The Woodlands Running Club and also an RRCA Certified Running Coach. I have recently formed a training group with the help of many great friends, Volte Endurance Training, with the mission to display Christian values, maintain high standards of excellence, promote integrity, respect the fundamental rights, dignity and worth of all our participants, apply and make public our knowledge of sport in order to contribute to the community and encourage all individuals, training groups and clubs. I have wonderful memories from all I’ve done and I know the best is still yet to come with all the great friends I have in the running community.
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4 comments:
It'll be cool to see Runner Bill out on the course at some races!
A run is a run, sometimes. I'm excited for 'ya!
You are just acouple months away from pretty goof ruuner!
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Well said. It kind of interesting how running fosters friendship. And when you're not running - well, sort of a dry season.
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