Another "Kitten Mile"
>> Monday, October 28, 2013
This is a highly-secretive event. The details have been changed to protect those involved. Even though I'm calling it a "kitten mile," actual kittens may or may not be involved. Here's what I CAN tell you (from my "kitten mile" race report from last year):
What I'm talking about is a "Kitten Mile."
Here's how it works:
- Someone shouts "GO."
- You chug some cat nip.
- Then run 1/4 mile.
- Chug more cat nip.
- Run another 1/4 mile.
- Chug more cat nip.
- Run another 1/4 mile.
- Chug more cat nip.
- Run a final 1/4 mile.
That's a total of 48 ounces of nip and a mile of running. All of the cat nip chugging has to take place in a "transition zone" - you can't start running until after you're done chugging. If you throw up your cat nip before you finish, you have to do an extra penalty lap. If you have too much cat nip left from your 4 containers (usually something like 1 oz can be left when all of your extra is added up), you have to do a penalty lap.
Being I'm injured this year, I couldn't race. And this was my "A race" for the year. Damn. I raced the last 3 years finishing my first 3 "kitten miles" in 6:46, 6:47, and 6:54. I was listed in the "Hall of Fame" among some pretty great people:
A few seconds before the start of the "male" wave.
Winner of the first wave hitting the line.
The second wave was the "female" wave.
This is the eventual winner stumbling away from one of her transitions.
"The Thrill of Victory..."
(Not only did I have to hide her identity, but also the identity of her left nipple.)
"... and the Agony of Defeat."
(This was last place in the FIRST wave, and he finished in the middle of the 2nd wave... FINALLY.)
2 seconds after the start of the final "elite" wave.
Winner of the elite wave checking his time right after crossing the line.
Have you ever seen a censored photo of barf in order to protect it's identity?
You have now. Welcome to my blog.
I hope to be racing the "Kitten Mile" again next year, and I hope my time will still be "Hall of Fame" worthy! CLICK HERE for my 2011 "Kitten Mile" race report, and CLICK HERE for my 2012 race report (which has a lot of photos of me racing).
1 comments:
I feel certain that most of us would have recognized that left nipple. Glad you protected us from that.
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