Skipped the PCRC’s Takbo Para sa Kalusugan, Joining Takbo Para Sa Puso

It had been steadily raining since Saturday night and when I woke up early for the Pasig Run on Sunday,  the rain has not stopped.  A couple of my co-workers and myself were sending SMS messages back and forth,  unsure if the races for that day will push thru and if they are,  are we going to participate still.  My cousin Tsi and I are joining the Pasig Run while my officemates are going to do the Pringles Run at the Fort.  Checked with Tsi and we both have decided with heavy hearts to skip this particular race. 

Anyways, there will be a DocFit: Takbo Para Sa Puso 2008 Run on Sunday, May 25 organized by Rio.  I checked his website at www.runrio.com and it involves a 5K and a 10K run.  I always enjoy running around UP because not only do I get to reminisce about my college days,  the route includes tree-lined paths and an over-all better experience.  Even though there is an area with quite a difficult incline that upon approaching it,  always triggers me to call all the Saints that I know just so I can get through it.

Sana it won’t rain on Sunday.  See you guys and good luck to all of us!

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May 18 PCRC’s 9th Year Summer Fun Run – Takbo Para sa Kalusugan at the ULTRA

We signed up for the Pasig ULTRA Run during the Champion Run Along the River event.

While eating yummy lugaw or goto (can’t tell the difference) and lumpiang toge in one of the carinderias at Marikina Riverpark, we noticed a registration booth nearby.  It’s for next Sunday’s run at the ULTRA. We haven’t joined any race there so my cousin and I signed up.  We decided to skip the Pringles Run and the 5 Miler at the Fort and take on a new fresh route.  Would it involve killer hills? Again, we have no idea what the route is so let’s just pray it won’t go through this particular steep hill where Aycee’s is located.  Come to think of it, if there are killer hills it wouldn’t hurt to treat ourselves to an order of sisig at Aycees post-race.  Ay sana bukas na!

 

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