Well I did it. I swam in the masters competition and faced many of my fears head on. Doing this event was way out of my comfort zone, and it felt great. I had to dive off a swimming block which I have never dove in my life before. I learned how to dive the day of the event and I was able to make it look halfway decent. My number one goal was to learn something from the event and I learned allot. I learned to be a kid again, and go for it, no matter what the odds are, and what others may think of you. I listened to my heart, and the rest was moments that I will never forget.
The Dynamic Health & Fitness team is off to a great start. We are putting in our team jerseys and finalizing the team roster. It looks like we will be taking over 35 dedicated team members to the Philly Livestrong Challenge. I'm enjoying every moment of it. We have done four team rides and runs, and our last one had out biggest turn out of over 20 team members. Riding with others is still new for me, and i'm a student of it. I'm learning from others, and also coaching others. I always ask myself what can I do better. I continue to ask others for feedback on how I'm doing. It's feels great to have the confidence to ask, but at the same time to not filter what they say to protect myself. I love being a student of others and my environment. I'm learning there is always a new lesson to be learned if your looking for it. I am and have for as long as I can remember searching for...
I ran my faster 5K this morning at 22:30. I felt great! I have knocked off 30 seconds from my splits about every two weeks. I have learned that the drama of what goes on in my head while running and how releasing that ego opens the flood gates to my potential. Many times while im running I imagine my friends and family around me encouraging me to keep going. I can see faces, and hear there voices, and it inspires me. I have an army of support behind me, and I am very thankful for that.
LiveStrong,
Bryan Morgan
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