As for me, yes, I did OK, not my best, but to heck with it, I had a great time running the Mizuno race. I arrived at the venue earlier than I expected, had a quick chat with Laos SEA Games gold medalist, Eduardo “Vertek” Buenavista, at the starting line on his previous Mizuno time (51 minutes for 15k) and at one point in time, I asked him his expected finishing time where he jokingly answered, “50?” Next day, when I read the paper, he finished the race in 48 minutes. And at the end of the race, it was also nice to see Takbo.ph friends and fellow Happy Feet runners. Super thanks to Doc Marvin aka Nuttybunny of Takbo.ph for the great photos!
It was nice to run the same route again. Water stations were enough and strategically placed. I knew the race marshals, together with the traffic enforcers, received the brunt of angry motorists so that us, runners, could pass through busy lanes like the one at the crossing of Makati Avenue and Buendia Avenue, but it was another story when one of the enforcers asked us to stop and wait for some vehicles to pass first. But again, they were just doing their job. At least, it didn’t take long for us to run again. Overall, the race was conducted well. Congrats to Mr. Rudy Biscocho and his team!
Happy Feet Peeps
Ipe, Rod, yours truly, Totoy, Mon, Z
Z, Jordz, Jay Em, Mon
Dhang with her hubby, Jay, and their friend, Oros
Running Diva PH 
it was my first 15K race and i beat my target time! 😀 woohoo! 🙂 race was well-organized.
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Selle, congrats on the good race 😛 Glad you enjoyed it! Haha panalo si Vertek, 48 minute 15k? Hayayay. See you aroound 😀
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I saw you Bry, really running fast. Congrats! You really can beat yourself when your mind is really into it! BTW, congrats too for winning the Mizuno Blogging Contest. 😉 Am I seeing a double celebration? Yay!
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Ey, Luis, thanks for dropping by. Ayayay, Vertek is another challenge for you. Do a sub-Vertek for 15K! 😉
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