Projectrunbaby
Sharing my story as a masters runner with the goal of encouraging others to find the speed and power within.
01/01/2025
Happy New Year! π
At the start of the year, itβs always good to look back to turn another page. For me, 2024 was a journey of ups and downs π’ both in running and in life overall. It was also a good reminder that progress in running is never linear.
- No. of PBs - 1. The only distance where I ran a PB in 2024 was the marathon - 2:56:46 π½π
- No. of times I broke my age group marathon record in πͺπͺ - 2. First in Spring and then in Autumn πͺ
- No. of marathons completed: 4. The total distance I covered racing was 3 km more than the year before (289 km) π
- No. of podium finishes in womenβs overall category: 6 (out of 15 races). π₯ in 3 races (still no tape-breaking moments though π
), π₯ in 1 race and π₯ in 3 races, one of which was the Ravenna marathon.
- No. of doping tests: 1. My first ever. Quite a humbling experience but definitely something to tell grandchildren about one day π
- No. of times I battled with low ferritin, low iron, low hemoglobin, iron deficiency anemia or all of it: 3 π΅βπ« Still figuring it out but Iβm seeing patterns and learning to understand when that happens.
- No. of km I ran in total: 4340. Ca 6% more than last year and 16.5% of it with high intensity. Due to the rough start of the year, my average pace didnβt improve annually (it did quarterly though). I still somehow got to the best HR vs speed ratio of all time in October (until I had iron issues again).
- No. of times I thought of quitting: 0.
- No. of times I thought Iβm too old for this sport: 0 π
Grateful to my support team at home and for my run coach Urmas Randma for continuing on this journey with me for 9 years and my strength coach for 4 years already. Looking forward to 2025!
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