How anyone can talk, carry a camera, and smile while running a marathon aaandddd get a PB is beyond me. Congratulations! Thank you for taking us along your little stroll around London. I really do appreciate your making the effort in sharing with us your race experience with these videos.
Haha I think I would struggle more over a shorter distance with the filming and talking! To be honest it was a nice distraction at times! Thanks very much for the support and for watching the videos 🙏🏻
Really brought a smile to my face at the end when you're hobbling down the stairs, I was the same way the first and only time I ran London. I'm also in awe that you carried a GoPro the whole race, you must have arms like steel.
Haha aww thanks for watching and commenting! I had to walk down some backwards too 😂😂. The camera I used was actually tiny, so luckily I didn’t get much arm ache 😂👏🏻
A fast PB on the back of a two week sinus infection and no sleep and you STILL made it look effortless. The hardest part seemed to be getting down the stairs at the end. Congratulations on the PB AND defeating the stairs!
Big congrats.... I feel ya. I was broken this year after having done paris and boston 14 days earlier 😢. But i got incredible footage of the fans cheering the runners.... So that is a win😁👍
@@maisie_runs me too. Today i ran 20k and 5:15min/km was a struggle. Besides my recent boston and london videos, i usually walk over the line like i had a jog. It's all about volume mainly 👍👍
Great video and congratulations on the PB! I love the marathon and have a dream of a sub-4 (5 hour 40 mins is my current PB), I'm definitely going to run London next year.
Thanks so much for watching and commenting - really appreciate it! That’s awesome, my dream was always sub 4 as well, it blows my mind I got there, it took a few attempts and many years! London is just the best, hope you get to experience it 👌🏼🙏🏻
Well done Maisie. You actually look pretty good at the end -- I know you were saying how hard it was and all but from your form and everything you looked rock solid. Congrats on your race finish -- marathons simply never get easier. I've done a bunch of them and you just never know how they are going to go. It's been a while since I've done one but I'd love to do London some day (I live in the US though). Keep it up and I enjoyed your video.
Thanks Eddie - really appreciate your comments and thank you for watching. Externally I defiantly didn’t look to be struggling too much, I’ve done a lot of work on strength training the last 18 months which has definitely helped. The main issue I was having was really bad back/neck pain, which I’ve never had before and I think was more to the illness I had before the race. But you are so right, marathons never seem to get easier! London is just amazing and I really hope you get to experience it one day! Thanks again for your support 😁
Thank so much! And thank you for watching 🙏🏻 They are Rayban, and not running sunglasses actually as they are prescription, but I actually quite like the style for running and they fit well so stay on. They are the ‘Wayfarer 2’ in tortoise 👌🏼
Thanks so much! Yes completely, I have had the most restful week ever and have absolutely LOVED IT! 😂 Although, I am looking forward to getting the running shoes on again soon 😃
@@maisie_runs no need to rush back Maisie! I took 10 days off from running off my marathon the other week, but it now feels good to be back! I’ve never tried Kiprun shoes and would take a lot to steer me away from Saucony and adidas
Thank you! It was a big goal for me! Got there after a few attempts. It took me years to run a sub 2 hour half marathon, so still can’t believe I can do that back to back! Thanks for watching 😃 I hope you get your sub 4 dream one day!
Thanks Ben! It was fine, for this video I used the small insta 360 so it’s tiny and fit in my front pocket. In terms of actually filming it was quite good as gave me something else to focus on and tick down the distance. For a 3:53 run I only filmed a few minutes of footage so it feels pretty minimal overall 😀
Thank you! Honest answer here - I’m not completely sure. It has always been higher than the standard calculation, but I hadn’t seen it go above 200 for a good few years, but at one point in this race I saw 206! However, this was from a my Garmin without a HR chest strap, so I’ll take that with a pinch of salt. Although I can easily hit 190s in a tough interval session.
How anyone can talk, carry a camera, and smile while running a marathon aaandddd get a PB is beyond me.
Congratulations! Thank you for taking us along your little stroll around London. I really do appreciate your making the effort in sharing with us your race experience with these videos.
Haha I think I would struggle more over a shorter distance with the filming and talking! To be honest it was a nice distraction at times!
Thanks very much for the support and for watching the videos 🙏🏻
Simples Tom 😉
Really brought a smile to my face at the end when you're hobbling down the stairs, I was the same way the first and only time I ran London. I'm also in awe that you carried a GoPro the whole race, you must have arms like steel.
Haha aww thanks for watching and commenting! I had to walk down some backwards too 😂😂. The camera I used was actually tiny, so luckily I didn’t get much arm ache 😂👏🏻
Incredible run Maisie! Particularly coming off the back of illness, you certainly didn’t have the best lead up to London. Super inspiring 🧡
Thanks Vikki! It certainly wasn’t the ideal lead up 😂 but I am so glad I still got do it! Thanks so much for watching and supporting 🫶🏻
Well done Maisie. Plenty of smiles throughout London and that final clip of you coming down steps giving flashbacks 😂
Thanks for watching Rob! Lots of smiles, definitely lots of grimacing not caught on camera! 😂 All good fun though eh!
A fast PB on the back of a two week sinus infection and no sleep and you STILL made it look effortless. The hardest part seemed to be getting down the stairs at the end. Congratulations on the PB AND defeating the stairs!
Haha thanks Gary! Definitely wasn’t effortless, but I’ll take it 😂👏🏻 and the stairs were definitely the worst bit! Thanks for watching 😀
Big congrats.... I feel ya. I was broken this year after having done paris and boston 14 days earlier 😢. But i got incredible footage of the fans cheering the runners.... So that is a win😁👍
Oh wow, that’s incredible!! Well done, I honestly couldn’t imagine being capable of that 😂👏🏻
@@maisie_runs me too. Today i ran 20k and 5:15min/km was a struggle. Besides my recent boston and london videos, i usually walk over the line like i had a jog. It's all about volume mainly 👍👍
Congratulations, smashed it 👌 Enjoy the recovery.
Thanks so much! Definitely making the most of it 🙏🏻👌🏼
Great video and congratulations on the PB! I love the marathon and have a dream of a sub-4 (5 hour 40 mins is my current PB), I'm definitely going to run London next year.
Thanks so much for watching and commenting - really appreciate it! That’s awesome, my dream was always sub 4 as well, it blows my mind I got there, it took a few attempts and many years! London is just the best, hope you get to experience it 👌🏼🙏🏻
Well done Maisie. You actually look pretty good at the end -- I know you were saying how hard it was and all but from your form and everything you looked rock solid. Congrats on your race finish -- marathons simply never get easier. I've done a bunch of them and you just never know how they are going to go. It's been a while since I've done one but I'd love to do London some day (I live in the US though). Keep it up and I enjoyed your video.
Thanks Eddie - really appreciate your comments and thank you for watching. Externally I defiantly didn’t look to be struggling too much, I’ve done a lot of work on strength training the last 18 months which has definitely helped. The main issue I was having was really bad back/neck pain, which I’ve never had before and I think was more to the illness I had before the race. But you are so right, marathons never seem to get easier! London is just amazing and I really hope you get to experience it one day! Thanks again for your support 😁
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Haha amazing! How funny is that! 👋🏻
Every finisher is a hero
Congratulations! Amazing time and effort not long after your illness! Well done :)
Thanks so much! Was touch and go, but seriously pleased I managed to keep it together!
Fantastic Maisie you deserved that PB xx
Thanks Debbie, so pleased to have got round and the PB was amazing! 👌🏼🙏🏻 Thank you for watching xx
Congrats on the Pb, great time!
Thank you, really pleased! And thanks for watching 🫡
Congrats Maisie. Can you link your sunglasses ? Fab x ❤️
Thank so much! And thank you for watching 🙏🏻 They are Rayban, and not running sunglasses actually as they are prescription, but I actually quite like the style for running and they fit well so stay on. They are the ‘Wayfarer 2’ in tortoise 👌🏼
smashed it! congrats!
Thanks so much, much appreciated. And thanks for watching 👌🏼
PB after being poorly 🎉🎉 well done 💪 Loved the spot the Alphafly game 😂
Thanks so much! Haha funny isn’t it, I didn’t event capture it well, but there were so many! Thanks so much for watching and supporting 🙏🏻👌🏼
You won the mental battle.
Yes, it definitely felt like this on the day! Thank you for watching.
Well done Maisie! Hope you are enjoying your well deserved rest? 🎉
Thanks so much! Yes completely, I have had the most restful week ever and have absolutely LOVED IT! 😂 Although, I am looking forward to getting the running shoes on again soon 😃
@@maisie_runs no need to rush back Maisie! I took 10 days off from running off my marathon the other week, but it now feels good to be back! I’ve never tried Kiprun shoes and would take a lot to steer me away from Saucony and adidas
wowww amazing ...
Thank you 😀
Well done 👍🏽
Thank you and thanks for watching 👌🏼
Congrats your race Sergio veteran in Brasil thanks
Thanks for watching Sergio! 😁
Great result. I dream of sub 4 lol
Thank you! It was a big goal for me! Got there after a few attempts. It took me years to run a sub 2 hour half marathon, so still can’t believe I can do that back to back! Thanks for watching 😃 I hope you get your sub 4 dream one day!
Well done! How's running with a camera? Does it make it worse or take your mind of the running?
Thanks Ben! It was fine, for this video I used the small insta 360 so it’s tiny and fit in my front pocket. In terms of actually filming it was quite good as gave me something else to focus on and tick down the distance. For a 3:53 run I only filmed a few minutes of footage so it feels pretty minimal overall 😀
Everybody's a gangsta until they run their first marathon :)
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Congratulations on the PB. Just wondering what your max heart is?
Thank you! Honest answer here - I’m not completely sure. It has always been higher than the standard calculation, but I hadn’t seen it go above 200 for a good few years, but at one point in this race I saw 206! However, this was from a my Garmin without a HR chest strap, so I’ll take that with a pinch of salt. Although I can easily hit 190s in a tough interval session.
My legs and Adios Pro 3 at @3:30 😂
Haha no way really, how on earth did you spot that, that’s so funny! 😂 You killed my ‘spot the vaporfly’ game with your Adios then 😂😂😂
@@maisie_runs yeah they’re not a common colourway and I spent an unreasonable amount of time in that queue 😂😂
What a flat route marathon? Lol try the Comrades Marathon. Over 1100m elevation and 87km
I’d love to one day 🙂
jesus christ the amount of alphaflys hahaahahahaha
Absolutely crazy isn’t it. I actually had a little laugh to myself 😂😂😂😂 - thanks for watching 👏🏻🙏🏻
well done. my friend dawn 32636 did the marathon first time 6 hrs 37 mins on ytube dawn evans London marathon winner
That’s amazing! Well done to Dawn, an amazing charity to run for too 🙏🏻