My First Race: Enjoy The Moment
- By Mario Fraioli
- Published Nov. 29, 2010
Race week is finally here for Nike Run Reporter Melissa Freeman. She’s spending the week at home in Los Angeles with her parents, where her dad, a long-time runner, gives her some excellent advice just days before her first race at the Zappos.com Rock ‘n’ Roll Las Vegas Half Marathon! Click on the image below to see how Melissa’s final pre-race preparations have been going.
FILED UNDER: Video TAGS: beginner running / half marathon training / Melissa Freeman / My First Race / Nike Run Reporter / pre-race preparations / tapering / Zappos.com Rock n Roll Las Vegas Half Marathon
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