Running a marathon
Or just 10km..
In our first week someone of the Youth and Sports Department (our coordinating organisation) invited us to join the Tallinn Marathon. I said "YES" although I've never participated in an event like this. It would be the first time that I run some kind of organized 10km route.
Through old town to the sea and back, that was the plan. And it was NICE! Thousands and thousands of people, running, bumping up and down, on their way of completing a personal challenge. My time was 1 hour and 5 minutes! [for those who want to know how fast I ran, go ahead and calculate ;) ]
In our first week someone of the Youth and Sports Department (our coordinating organisation) invited us to join the Tallinn Marathon. I said "YES" although I've never participated in an event like this. It would be the first time that I run some kind of organized 10km route.
Through old town to the sea and back, that was the plan. And it was NICE! Thousands and thousands of people, running, bumping up and down, on their way of completing a personal challenge. My time was 1 hour and 5 minutes! [for those who want to know how fast I ran, go ahead and calculate ;) ]
In the morning I quickly took the scissors and cut out the letters of following word: KESKLINNA NOORTEKESKUS. This way my youth center was being promoted, For Free!
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| Joining the Estonian (youth and sports department) Team |
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| still alive after 10km! |
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