26.2 ridiculous miles running through Manhattan, feeling like I'm flying by the seat of my pants.

And it was nothing I ever envisioned, but everything I could have ever asked for. Hey, everyone, Emily here, bringing you a really exciting installment of Hurtle moment from Hurtle.

The episode you have been waiting for make it sound super dramatic.

I wish I had like some dun dun dun kind of beats here.

My New York City Virtual Marathon Recap.

It's fun to do this today because I remember sitting on my couch recording the Chicago recap and thinking to

myself, wow, I feel like I am just spewing all of these feelings into this microphone

sitting on my couch and I have no idea if anyone is going to find any of this information

at all useful.

But, fun fact, the Chicago Marathon Recap is actually one of the episodes that I get the most feedback about.

And I feel as though that's because I really went into that episode without much of an

agenda, but rather with hopes to just give you my honest

feedback about what a big day that was for me. If you have yet to listen to the Chicago

Marathon Recap, I highly encourage you to do so. The link to that is in the show notes. If you

missed what happened back then, it's cool. We've got some newbies in the house.

Back in Chicago, October, 2019, I ran a personal best marathon time that was 3-208 and qualified for Boston, which in itself is super exciting, but more exciting for me was the fact

that that time for me was cutting off

about 20 minutes from my personal best marathon at least. So super emotional, super exciting,

which brings me to an even greater exciting subject, again, my virtual New York City Marathon.

I'm going to spoil what's happening here. I ran my virtual New York City Marathon on October 31st,

2020, an official virtual race, no official water stations or crowds or, oh God, so many things. And I did something,

I don't even know what I thought I was going to do that day, but it was crazy. And that's for

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