Race Recaps 2026

Kim and I had a tough winter training for Boston. New England weather felt like the winters I remembered as a kid growing up in Torrington—snow piling up endlessly, ice storms, blizzards, and cold rain. Most of our long and quality runs ended up on the treadmill, which made training feel tedious. Kim somehow managed to get in a 22-miler, while the most I could handle without losing my mind was 16. One Sunday afternoon, I said, “Let’s find a warm race for our last long run