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FIRST EVER SUB 30 MIN 5K ❤️Speechless. Something I’ve always struggled with when I began running 4 months ago was speed and how to pace my self. Today was the most physically and mentally tough run I’ve ever done but so glad I put the shoes on. Thank you... show more

Thehullboy

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Clifford 🇪🇺1 year ago

Remarkable fella, not just sub 30min but you smashed through it! 👏

Schaf Space1 year ago

Congrats on the new personal best! Keep striving for more!

Thomas Scott1 year ago

This is the news I want to see in my feed. Keep smashing it lad!

Angelina Mk III1 year ago

Great job. Good to see you on Look North at last.

BoyAboutTown1 year ago

Keep going champ 🫵🏼

Kyle Riley1 year ago

Awesome. To this day that is pretty much the fastest I run.

Jean Pagette1 year ago

Uplifting stories are always a nice break from the argumentative side of the internet

gregg baird1 year ago

Outstanding time…. Love this.. 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🫶

Stephen Logan1 year ago

Great running 👏

Stephanie Gural ☀️🌵🇺🇸1 year ago

Way to go!! 💪

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