How I am Training For My Next Marathon | A Story About Failure & Redemption

In This video, I talk about how I failed my first marathon attempt and how I plan on training for my next marathon. I tried to do some heavy story telling on this video, so if you enjoyed please leave some feedback in the comments!!
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[@chrisslynch]

Drop a like if you enjoyed the video 📸🏃🏻

[@haroldchavez6866]

good work! keep up the training! I'll be running San Francisco Marathon in 4 weeks. It'll be my 3rd! First one with my Coros pace 3

[@chrisslynch]

Dude let’s go! I’m trying to make this a yearly thing for me. Running is so much fun but it just brings so much stress to your body. But gotta love it. Let me know how it goes!

[@JoshThrives]

Lakefront Marathon?? Saw your coros video becasue I am about to buy one to replace my apple watch and swore it was Milwaukee I saw in your cinematic run intro 😝 I'm running my first marathon in the fall too! (Fox cities)

[@chrisslynch]

Hell yeah dude let’s go! Also so crazy you’re also from Milwaukee haha. If you need someone to train with hit me. And yes I am running the lake front marathon haha

[@JoshThrives]

@@chrisslynch dm'd ya 🫡

[@judywilliamson2068]

Yes, have fun. If it’s not fun, then it’s work. Thomas Edison failed 2,774 times trying to invent the lightbulb. At some level he must’ve been having fun. Otherwise he would’ve quit and design something else. Something about creating that light bulb kept him going. So If running is a joy to you, and you want to try to make a full marathon that’s great, as long as you are enjoying it. If you fail 2774 times and you’re still having a good time running, then just keep running! But when it starts to feel like work instead of fun to reach that goal. Quit!

[@chrisslynch]

Such a great way to look at things