Thanks! It was a lot of work, but a lot of fun. And that ice cream was amazing. Worth all the running 😂

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Thanks for watching! 🙃

Thank you very much!

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! I’ve got quite a few more Disney videos in the pipeline over the coming weeks, with old key west next! Be sure to subscribe if you want to see them 🙂 And I won’t lie, my initial reaction to the half marathon was of disappointment, but after a short time I decided I wasn’t going to let it ruin anything and made the best of it that I could!

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! But ye, I wasn't going to let a bit of rain get in between me and my first Dopey medal! :D

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Thanks. Well done on the runs! You should sign back up again! It’s genuinely a great experience!

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Thank you! You’ve got this 💪 8-9 months to get in those miles for training! I’d recommend using something like the Geoff Galloway method that runDisney provide, either that, or start off with very short distances, and slowly increase each week by about 10%, but not more, otherwise you increase the risk of injury. There’s plenty of guides online 🙃

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Thank you! Good luck with the race!

thanks! The advantage of working from home I guess!

You still need tickets for the parks if you plan on entering after the race. Spectators can enter specific places to cheer on but only for a limited time. However you don’t need park tickets to run the race. A lot of people don’t buy tickets, run the race, and even ride on a couple of rides, with expedition Everest in animal kingdom being the main one, as it will more than likely be a walk on during the race

Thank you! Well done on the 5ks! It sounds like your recovery is going well! Keep it up 💪😎 And I trained for around 29-30 weeks in total specifically for this. Registration tends to be around April, and most people will begin training straight away, giving you plenty of time to do so I’m not a sports coach, but there are different ways to tackle it. You could follow the Jeff Galloway method (which is the official WDW training schedule), or do something like I did. I looked at my base fitness, and worked on slowly increasing distance and time by around 10% a week, with every 4th week being a rest week. I also made sure to incorporate a long run on the weekends, with it getting longer each week, and a few shorter, easier runs throughout the week. the key is to get your body used to the distance (not necessarily in one long run) over time to prevent injury

And I’m sure it won’t be my last! I’ll try again in a couple years, see if I can beat my times!

Thank you :)

Each race is a separate day. The 5km is on the Thursday, 10km Friday, half marathon Saturday and the marathon on Sunday