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Hello everyone, I'm Masaki Kazima. Hello Study Abroad Channel!
Yes, the 24km trail marathon has safely ended, so I would like to report it, but
some of you may not be interested in it, but it was very important to me, so let me talk about it!
First of all, why did you do the marathon?
After I moved to this house, I went back to March and moved to this house, and on the first night,
my host mother said, "Would you like to run with my father?" and I said, "Of course!"
It was an opportunity, and I don't hate running, and when I was studying abroad in Hawaii, I ran the Hawaii half marathon, so 21km.
From there, I sometimes run because I'm stressed out about running, but I'm running because it's okay, and
when I realized it, it was 50km when my mother challenged the marathon.
"Huh? 50km?" I said, "You can try it earlier." "50km is impossible!" I said, "Because there are also 24km."
Well, I ran the half marathon for 21km, and I thought I could run it if I prepared it now, and when I was in Hawaii for the half marathon, I didn't prepare it at all, so I thought I could go, and
well, what do you say? I thought it was a topic of conversation, so I entered 24km.
Then, when I looked up the problem from here, there were over 1,000m of evaluation, and I thought, "Wait, this rule is different from the half marathon." First of all, I've never cared about the evaluation itself!
When I checked the data of the running I was running at that time, I only ran less than 100km even if I ran 10km at all, and I was like, "Wait, what kind of line is it and what scale is it?"
Then I safely arrived at the main park and ran all the way, so first of all I would like you to see that video, but it's still no-makeup and I'm still sweating, and I'd like to deliver the running wear while talking a little.
So first of all, please watch the video!
Yes, so I started in the morning from the clouds.
Mother started from Mother, who was 50km away, so Mother is sending me off.
Mother is in this book. I just asked.
Yes, 50km is amazing!
But since it's an ultra-marathon, it felt like 100km, 75km, 50km, 1km, 24km.
Wow, it's amazing, really.
And after that, I registered and got my number.
Do you call it a number? Number? Marathon? Number?
I just got it.
And this was already difficult. Stop once!
Yes, this was also difficult.
What was difficult was that I had to eat a lot of food so that my energy would not run out before doing a big run.
I love to eat, so it's okay, but it's quite difficult to eat and run, and it's quite painful to eat after running.
It was also difficult to eat.
I feel like I'm heading for something, but let me talk for a moment.
The most difficult training was the big run.
I decided to run the same course as the actual run and went to Taupo once.
After that, there were only choices of hamburgers because there weren't many cafes, and I had to eat a hamburger after running about 18km, and it was really hard because it was big.
That hamburger meal was harder than running in this training.
On this day, I think I said "Can you make me an apple crumble that my mother made for me the day before the marathon?"
It's a version that's a little messy because I brought that apple crumble.
It's an hour before the marathon.
It's getting sunny. What will happen?
Yes, I started. At first, I was already excited and running. It was cloudy at first.
Rather, the weather was pretty stable and I was glad all the time.
Look at this hydration bag. I'm also borrowing a hydration bag from a friend of the host family.
It's a trail, so you run a pretty steep road like this.
It's the first first aid.
But I can't talk when I'm running, so I was able to run pretty well.
It was late, but it was my best pace at the time.
After all, it was my first time because I was afraid of running out of energy and getting sick, and I decided to eat something for the second first aid, but when I saw this food, I got sick and couldn't eat it.
And it's colorful because it's like gummy.
"Isn't it hard to write this?" I thought like that.
I heard that there are quite a few people who eat chocolate while running, but I couldn't eat it, so I was running while drinking something like jelly.
I said, "It's downhill from here," and ran, but it was hard.
With this, I got the last net vital from Japan and said, "It's 3km from here."
I said, "But these 3km look pretty long," but it was unexpectedly helpful in a flash from being flat to 3km.
When I did the Honolulu Half Marathon, I forgot how many kilometers it was after going down the mountain and becoming flat, but I felt it for a very long time.
At that time, I was really lucky to feel this short.
"I finished!" I think I'll talk a little after this.
"It's over!" I'm sorry for my ugly face.
I was talking hard, but it was really terrible, so I'll talk now.
At that time, I was talking about the weather being good and it was a good day for running.
It was too sunny and I was sweating too much, and it seemed like my legs would get caught in the water.
It didn't happen either.
It was cloudy.
As for fatigue, it felt like my soles were sticking out.
It wasn't a pain in the muscles, but it seemed like this joint part, such as the knee, had a strong up and down, so it was like growing pains.
After all, the trail was amazing! It was completely different! It's scary!
Once, when I went to Taupo for practice, I got lost and ran about 5km over.
And when I realized it there and didn't go back to the car, I couldn't go home, so I had no choice but to go back.
At that time, it was quite painful and mentally "Why was I running without noticing even 5km like this?"
It was quite sudden to go down like this, so "Eh? That guy who got off will climb again, right?" And my mentality broke.
At that time, I had a feeling that it would be pretty uncomfortable, so I was quite scared.
I thought it was really amazing to be running a trail marathon.
By the way, everyone is fine, right? I think there are a lot of really active people here.
The house I'm living in now is an active couple, but only such people meet in the community, so I thought it was amazing and useless.
Even if you lose physical strength, you can't do it for the sake of age. I think in my current environment.
"I'm turning 30." I can't say that!
So, now that the marathon is over, what should I do next?
Well, it was a really wonderful experience.
It was something that I wouldn't think of entering unless I met it, so I'm really grateful for being able to come to this house.
And this is the medal I got.
You can get it for those who are dry.
This is unique, isn't it?
So, I got this and ran all the way!
Oh, and what was interesting was that when it comes to a marathon, you have to run all the way, but everyone was walking and running enthusiastically, so I thought it was okay.
As an experience without doing so much stoic work ...
No, that person may be stoic.
Yes, so first of all, I thought it was important to give yourself a reason to exercise.
What will be the next video?
Recently, I've been running a lot, so I haven't gone out with my classmates or friends at all, but now that running is over, I'd like to introduce Rodler's good points.