Showing posts with label ultra ladies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ultra ladies. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Wordless Wednesday---we rocked it

Just got back into town yesterday, so at some point this week I'll get my recaps up

In the mean time, Team Ultra Beast Mode......


 ......took 3rd in the Women's Ultra Division (booya)

And I'm proud to say that this Ultra was easier on my legs than last time. (on my digestive system, WHOLE different story)

details to come

Friday, July 13, 2012

Beast Mode Ultra Relay- Meet my team!

Wow I can't believe its almost here! One week from TODAY I will be running in my second ultra relay, Northwest Passage Ragnar Relay. This go round my team comprises of all ladies, something I've never done before. Jill and Katy I've ran on other relays with before, Ashley is my weekend LR partner, and I've met Julia and Rachelle way back when the Las Vegas Ragnar took place. To sum it all up, there are no strangers on this trip!

                
Runner one- yours truly. Originally I was running lowest mileage leg with 28 miles, but they just changed it and now I'm at 31. Good news is my longest leg is the first, THANK GOODNESS bc I was D.E.A.D last ultra by the end.  



Runner 2- Ashley R- 30 miles- her first relay EVER-- so excited to share this experience with her. 

Runner 3- Katy- 31 miles - second ultra relay with this lady (and to think before May, I had never met her in my life) 

Runner 4- Rachelle -38 miles- absolute speed demon. After reading all her recaps from races, I'm beyond thrilled to watch her in action 


Runner 5- Jill- 29 miles Captain. 2nd time running a Ragnar with her. Most organized individual I know, which is so beneficial when running relays 

Runner 6- Julia- 42 miles- complete badass training for her first 50 miler. Probably the nicest individual you will ever meet. 

Aside from spending a few days with these lovely ladies, I'm looking forward to being able to visit Washington for the first time ever, and probably most importantly, get away from the swampy temperatures and potentially run fast.... its about time