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I ran the Moscow half-marathon, folks. Now I can lie on the couch for a whole year!
By the way, I enjoyed it and would like to repeat it. If anyone wants to join, I'd be happy. Those who are in Moscow or the Moscow region have a good chance. The organization is good; they provide very high-quality running shirts, and there are plenty of places with water, bananas, oranges, and lip balm (and, for those who like it, with electrolyte drinks). The "course" is good, very beautiful, although there isn't much shade because it's in the city. But the weather wasn't too hot, so it wasn't uncomfortable.
I was also quite surprised, but the spectators are very supportive, especially when they give you a high five. This is very energizing!
However, you should bring your own music. For the most part, there was silence, sometimes some terrible music that made your ears wilt, and only in one place was there a group of saxophonists, and these guys played great.
In summary, I recommend the event again.
By the way, I enjoyed it and would like to repeat it. If anyone wants to join, I'd be happy. Those who are in Moscow or the Moscow region have a good chance. The organization is good; they provide very high-quality running shirts, and there are plenty of places with water, bananas, oranges, and lip balm (and, for those who like it, with electrolyte drinks). The "course" is good, very beautiful, although there isn't much shade because it's in the city. But the weather wasn't too hot, so it wasn't uncomfortable.
I was also quite surprised, but the spectators are very supportive, especially when they give you a high five. This is very energizing!
However, you should bring your own music. For the most part, there was silence, sometimes some terrible music that made your ears wilt, and only in one place was there a group of saxophonists, and these guys played great.
In summary, I recommend the event again.