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Best day of my life: My first Marathon

The best day of my life was the day I entered a marathon. I had been training for months, pushing myself to run longer distances and increase my stamina. I had always been an active person, but I had never attempted anything like this before. The day of the marathon arrived and I woke up early, feeling both excited and nervous. I ate a healthy breakfast and made my way to the starting line. As I waited for the race to begin, I felt a mix of emotions running through me. I was excited to finally be taking part in something I had worked so hard for, but I was also nervous about whether or not I would be able to finish.

The starting gun went off and I began to run. The first few miles were tough, but as I settled into my pace, I started to feel more confident. I was surrounded by other runners, all of us pushing ourselves to our limits. The energy was contagious and it helped to keep me going. As I approached the finish line, I could see the crowds of people cheering me on. I pushed myself to run faster and as I crossed the finish line, I felt an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. I had done it! I had finished a marathon and I had won!

The feeling of crossing the finish line was indescribable. I had never felt such a sense of pride and satisfaction before. I had set a goal for myself and I had achieved it. The marathon was one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences of my life. It taught me that with hard work and determination, anything is possible. The memory of that day will always be with me, a reminder of what I am capable of achieving. It was truly the best day of my life.

I remember the feeling of accomplishment as I received my finisher’s medal and looked back at the miles I had covered. It was not just the medal that I was proud of, but the fact that I had overcome my fears and doubts. The marathon had taught me to push through physical and mental barriers, and that perseverance and resilience can lead to great success.

Written by: Rayan Chahdi

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