North Shore Strider Andy Moore ran Maine in 3:22 –his first marathon! Want to know more about the race itself, how he did (especially those last six miles), his goals for next time, and his favorite post-race beer? Check out his blog.
A running club welcoming all ages and abilities based in Beverly, Massachusetts
North Shore Striders
North Shore of Massachusetts based running club welcoming runners of all abilities since 1974. Come run with the North Shore Striders!
Club Officers
President, Mike Pelletier
Vice President, Cheryl Welsh
Treasurer, Armand Claveau
Secretary, Betsy O’Brine
Membership, Mariellen Hayward
Uniforms/Clothing, Maureen Kelly
Webmaster, Andrew Moore
Vice President, Cheryl Welsh
Treasurer, Armand Claveau
Secretary, Betsy O’Brine
Membership, Mariellen Hayward
Uniforms/Clothing, Maureen Kelly
Webmaster, Andrew Moore
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Karen Batt says
October 17, 2013 at 9:06 amWow!! Very impressive, Andy – congrats! That’s an amazing time for ANY marathon, let alone your first! Mile 24 somehow seems longer than the others, doesn’t it?
Andy Moore says
October 17, 2013 at 11:41 amThanks, Karen! Not only is mile 24 actually 5 miles long, but what’s up with the invisible Pygmies shooting lactic acid blow darts at unsuspecting runners!? That’s just not right.
Karen Batt says
October 18, 2013 at 9:53 amHmm, I suspect they’re related to the invisible creatures who keep moving the finish line. They are nefarious little mischief-makers, aren’t they?
Linda Jennings says
October 18, 2013 at 4:06 pmGreat race report!!!
Linda Desjardins says
October 19, 2013 at 7:30 amWhat an excellent run, Andy, and a superb accounting of it. I love your tongue-in-cheek humor and your, if you’ll pardon the pun, take-it-all-in-stride attitude. You did a fantastic job on running and writing. Thanks for sharing and voicing thoughts that many of us have had and need to remember!