Though her legs were toast, she couldn’t rest after—she still had to move into her dorm room.
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fairly conservative—between 10 and 11 minutes per mile—and stopping frequently, Brown was able to sail through the first half of the run easily. She said the toughest part was at mile 50, when she realized she’d gone more than double her longest run ever—and she still had 20 miles to go. “I walked up to my dad, and he said, ‘You don’t look so good,’” she said. “He told me that he was proud of me, and I could hop in the car then if I wanted to. He walked with me for a little while, then we jogged for a bit. My dad doesn’t run much, so that meant a lot to me. It gave me the boost I needed to get through the next 10 miles.”
At mile 60, Brown was met by friends from Harvard who had planned to run the last stretch with her. When they finally arrived on campus later that evening , her parents were waiting for them with a bottle of champagne.“It was an awesome way to celebrate the end of summer and the start of school,” Brown said. “I was really tired at that point, but I was also full of adrenaline after going all that way. I was so happy to be around all my friends and my parents.
Though her legs were toast, Brown couldn’t totally rest that night—she still had to move into her dorm room. Luckily, her friends pitched in to help unload all of the boxes from the car and move them into her dorm room.Hailey MiddlebrookHailey first got hooked on running news as an intern with Running Times, and now she reports on elite runners and cyclists, feel-good stories, and training pieces for Runner's World and Bicycling magazines.
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