Honestly, I couldn't imagine going for a 5 1/2 hour run.
I've never run longer than 2:30 for a long run and I was feeling pretty dead-legged by the end. The fact that a "non-runner" can go for such a long duration is impressive to me. It's slow as molasses but it does require some mental toughness. Good for her.
Well 12:35 per mile for 26 miles is 4.78 mph which is potentially even faster than molasses, but one can't be sure.
Perhaps she is trying to turn her 5.5 hour run into a sub-4 hour run...
coverage wrote:
Perhaps she is trying to turn her 5.5 hour run into a sub-4 hour run...
...at Boston...right....
I was reading this thread and thought it was Kelly and not Katie and i read pretty much every post in utter shock. Read about 8 replies aswell.
nice high-beams in the pic :p
traxor wrote:
Well 12:35 per mile for 26 miles is 4.78 mph which is potentially even faster than molasses, but one can't be sure.
No way, man, in Boston molasses moves quick! In 1919 a molasses tank burst in the North End, sending 2 million gallons through the streets, killing 21 and injuring 150. The molasses waves moved at 35 mph -- Katie wouldn't of stood a chance! Just another reason why Boston isn't for the faint of heart.
Do I think the fast guys get too little attention - yes. Do I think she got too much attention - yes. But let's not knock her. How many people posting here have run a marathon before? I bet half who posted under this topic have never run 26.2 miles.
Think about it.
Running a marathon is a big deal.
She does have the sweetest looking nipples.
Her name isn't in the database of registered runners. And her representative is denying this report.
Dear God, I am starting to sound like my wife! What next? A loofah?
Boston will have 20K qualified runners, a few more thousand charity and invited runners (sponsors, local running club volunteers, etc.), plus a few thousand bandits
Will Ferrell ran Boston a few years back
I'll be in the first wave, so I don't care who is behind me
Is she related to John Holmes?
I wonder when she ran her qualifier?
This has to make those individuals who can't qualify or who are close really happy.
coverage wrote:
Perhaps she is trying to turn her 5.5 hour run into a sub-4 hour run...
9 wrote:
...at Boston...right....
No ding dong, in GENERAL. You can't get from point A to point B without taking a few steps in between.
Maybe Boston should let more celebs run... they certainly aren't getting their pick of the elite runners these days.
Ivan wrote:
I wonder when she ran her qualifier?
This has to make those individuals who can't qualify or who are close really happy.
Why would they care? They can get there by qualifying, or they can get there with a charity. They can even line up at the back with the rest of the bandits.
Man, I'd run behind her for the full distance 5.5 hours notwithstanding. Despite the fact she married a freak she is a hot looking woman with nice teets, I mean teeth.
Nordas running 3:34 with one shoe is proof that supershoes don’t work
American men regularly now run sub 13 5k and sun 27 10k but marathons stuck at 2:07. What gives?
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Gjert did it again - produces another Diamond League champ. Nordas over Lobalu and Grijalva 7:33.49