Marathon training is like childbirth
Hey, I didn’t say it, this chick did:
posted by El Oso Furioso at
2:46 PM
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2 Comments:
Actually the headline writer is the idiot that misinterpreted what Natalie said.
This is the actual quote: "Running a marathon is a lot like getting ready for childbirth (though less painful, I think). You really have to get your mind in the game as well as your body."
Jon said exactly what I was going to say - there's pain, and then there's childbirth pain. And anyone who would claim marathon pain is less than childbirth pain....had too many drugs to help pop that baby out - LOL!
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