 well underway and is going well so far. I anticipated giving my absolute all in Boston and then not running another marathon until the autumn at the earliest….
Then up popped the Women Can marathon in Devon. This marathon was inspired by Kathrine’s story. The race organisers wanted to honour her achievements and celebrate her 50th anniversary run so they’ve created a running event for ALL women, to celebrate that Women Can run.
I’m so pleased that this marathon has become the first UK 261 Fearless® partner event. I love that it’s also the 50th anniversary of the community playing field in the village that’s hosting the race, making it a celebration of sport and activity for the whole community. Team relay entries and Nordic walkers are welcome too and the focus is on participation and enjoyment rather than personal best times. I also happen to love Devon and have happy memories of working in a beach bar one summer as a student and popping down for some weekends to surf when I was a junior doctor. The course route looks stunning.
How could I NOT be there!
Women Can is six weeks after Boston. I did a double marathon challenge in 2015 when I ran Mallorca and London with seven weeks between them. I was worried about it but it was actually fine. I ran a PB at the first one in Mallorca, did very little running between the two and then ran much faster than I’d expected I would in London. Like childbirth you tend to blank a lot of it out but I don’t recall saying I’d never do it again!
There’s also the small matter that the Women Can is almost entirely off road. I’ve never run a trail marathon (or even a half come to think of it) and wonder how my slightly wobbly post-Boston legs will stand up to it! I’m going to have to add some trail runs to my marathon plan. I shall be going with a totally relaxed attitude and purely to enjoy myself and soak up the atmosphere. I’m really looking forward to meeting up with other 261 Fearless club members and ambassadors; there’s been a flurry of excited chatter on social media since the partnership was announced.
I know running in Boston with Kathrine is is going to be a life highlight for me so I think it’s actually a great plan to have something like this to focus on afterwards.It will help me to avoid the post-marathon blues. It’s also incredibly exciting for 261 Fearless® to be partnering with an event in the UK. It’s the perfect match and I can’t wait.
For more information about 261 Fearless® visit, www.261fearless.org.
Photo credits: Featured image, Gratisography; Historical image, Boston Herald; Group photo, Horst von Bohlen.
That sounds great Juliet!!! 😃 all the best for your training! and enjoy these wonderful running events!
I am very tempted to come down to Dorset. So tempted I have checked out flights and provisionally booked accommodation!
Might as well make the most of our training!
Oh no. I am doing london and never considered May to be spring. 😉 funnily enough it was the trail that sort of clinched it for me, no pressure on time. I ran 13.1 miles yesterday, mainly off road and it is definitely harder. I have been doing it to make the road running feel easier! 14 miles on the road next week should be easy in comparison but I am stiff today. Signing up tonight.
A fabulous blog about an event I’m helping to organise. Time for me to write my own summary of this momentous and exciting event, I think!
Wow, that’s amazing! Good luck to you! I can totally see why you wouldn’t turn down either of them.
Thanks Sarah, too good to miss. The trail mara will be a new one for me! I see your running is going really well too. Fancy a trip to Devon?!
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OK, I will try to explain the "big brain options" play:

First: we are speaking about calls here, bets that the stock will go up. The bet goes like this:

I bet that the price will go up to at least x until date y. If this happens I won my bet and can sell the call for a profit / exercise it. If not, I lost they money I bought the call with.

Exercising a call means that you get 100 shares for the price x. This is obviously profitable if the price went up to x+something, because you get the shares cheaper (this is where the value of the call comes from). So in theory the person that sells you a call needs to be prepared for the event that you win your bet to be able to give you your shares. This is how in theory buying calls influences the price:

Hedgies sell you the call, they do not expect that you win your bet but they have to buy 100 actual, real shares in the market to be able to give you your 100 shares in the event that 1. you win your bet and 2. you decide the exercise your call (get the shares for price x). The buying of the shares by the hedgies then makes the price go up.

If you only buy calls that are far out of the money (i.e. price has to go up much so the options make money) and do not have much time until they expire you do not have to pay as much for the call as it is less likely that you win the bet. Buying this type of calls is "small brain". The problem here is that the Hedgies can say "uh, it is so unlikely that this guy will win, I will just not buy any shares" (i.e. they do not hedge for the sold calls). 

The "big brain" play is to buy calls that take longer to expire and are closer at the actual price. Because this bet is more likely to be successful the calls are also more expensive. If