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  <title>MFR 137: Boston</title>
  <description>  Boston. That word inspires emotion in every runner, as it does with me. I’ve always been a word person, which is just part of the reason I was an English teacher for 15 years. I think about words. Those six letters move me. They have for years but much more, now. Six letters that, to me, carry a level of emotion just below the word, family, and that is saying a lot. Whether you’ve only watched the race on TV, been one of the thousands lining the race course on marathon race day, or you’re working toward a BQ right now, the word has the power of few others. I hope you enjoy this podcast about my Boston Marathon race a couple of months ago, the first time I have ever qualified to run it. Whether you ever get to do that race or not, I highly recommend you travel to Boston and do one of the many races there that you can get into every year. I took my Run Tampa group to Boston to do the Boston Run to Remember Half and 5 mile in May of 2018, a fantastic trip. The course is different, but we went out and ran the last mile of the marathon course, a great experience for all. If you aspire to run it, then go for it. Most people can qualify, but it will require a year of careful planning and strategic training. For others, it might seem impossible, and may require many lifestyle changes and several years to get there.&amp;amp;nbsp; If you want to do it, and qualifying is out of the question, then, by all means, seek out a charity bib and commit yourself to honoring the opportunity and raising the money you pledge to raise.&amp;amp;nbsp; One way or the other, it can be done, and I hope this podcast inspires you. Boston Marathon qualifying times&amp;amp;nbsp;  &amp;amp;nbsp;  Athlete’s Village in Hopkinton   The video is too big for my site, but I will put it on Facebook.    Run Tampa   Carly qualified in her very first marathon and requalified in this year’s race with a blistering time of 3:19. Yowza!   The post MFR 137: Boston appeared first on Mojo for Running. </description>
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