There is a high likelihood that I will come home from the race looking like this guy:
One last reminder, if you'd like to view live tracking of the race starting Friday morning, click here:
http://ultralive.net/zion100/webcast.php
During a 36 hour run (in 92 DEGREE heat), there is plenty of time for some crazy, unpredictable stuff to happen. I'm excited to see what happens. I hope I see the finish line before that cutoff Saturday night. Note to self: pack some sunscreen.
Have a great race...yikes on the temperatures!
ReplyDeletehaha! I'm going to guess your going to be REAL sick of gatorade after the race. Have fun and be safe out there.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness- that's hot just for standing around... I can't even IMAGINE running in 92 degree heat. 100 miles! Have a great and safe run! Can't wait to read all about it.
ReplyDeleteGood luck and stay hydrated!
ReplyDeleteI just talked to a friend who was out marking the course yesterday and he said the lower areas got up to 104 DEGREES. On the bright side, 92 degrees will feel like a cold front.
ReplyDeletePlease be extra careful out there Cory...we want you healthy, so have fun and challenge yourself. But don't kill yourself. Looking forward to your recap. :-)
ReplyDeleteWow, that will be interesting! You're a smart runner though and I'm sure you'll take good care of yourself out there! I bet you'll have some hallucination stories for us though on the flip side! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteGood luck, Cory! I'll be tracking you to see how you're doing. I'll even remember you as I pray tomorrow. Blessings to you, buddy!
ReplyDeleteSunscreen and ice! Wow! 92 degrees is steep! You're running on your home turf though so I believe in you!! Godspeed!
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