This is my first attempt at running a Marathon and I thought it would be fun to run a little competition. The rules are relatively very simple.
- All you have to do is guess what my Marathon finish time will be and leave a comment on this post. The said Marathon is on June 23rd 2013 and I’ve been training for it since beginning of March 2013.
- Anyone can enter but only one entry per person is allowed. Yes it does not matter whether you run or not and live in Timbuktu. I will post the prize to wherever you are.
- The person who guesses my closest finish time (in HH:MM format ex: 04:30) will win the ultimate prize.
- If multiple entries of the same time is posted then I will randomly select a winner on the 24th June after the Marathon.
- Oh and you must enter before the 21st of June 2013 to be eligible for the prize.
So what can you win? I am giving away a copy of Mal Law’s – One Step Beyond to the lucky winner (and it’s a signed copy by Mal too!). What’s that book about you ask? Well I think you should head over to this great review by the super awesome super generic girl about Mal’s book. If you want the details direct from the source go and have a nosey on RunningWild NZ.
Ultra Running Man Mr Karnazes has this to say about the book!
Review by Dean Karnazes, Ultramarathon runner and best-selling author
“Mal dealt with loss and adversity, yet he overcame them in an extraordinary way. In taking One Step Beyond he proves that while the human body may have its limitations, the human spirit is truly boundless.”
So get on down to the comments area and have at it! Guess what time I’ll finish my first Marathon in or not… 🙂
Happy guessing!
Hmm… Totally random guess but here goes: 3:42!
3:19 Good luck.
I’ll pick 3:24. Go well!
Congrats on your Marathon and winning the book! I’ll be in touch.
3:21:25
make sure you do this – Okay!!!
3:11 – good luck
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I think I’ll pick 3:34, only because Welly can be a cold and wind run.
How about 3:27? Good luck with the last push in training, the marathon is now officially “next month”!
3:33:51
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I’m gonna pluck a number out of thin air and say 3:36. All the best and no matter how long it takes you enjoy the experience!!!!
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I’m going with 3:55 54!!!
4.14. If much below, chapeau.
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