澳門銀河娛樂國際馬拉松2009 完成時間: 2:04:52
總參賽人數約莫三千人。澳門本土嘅參加人數得幾百,反而由香港或其他方去參賽嘅跑手佔大部份。由於喺十二月初舉行,加上晨早六點鐘開步,溫度十零度,十分適宜跑步。起點以及終點都係喺番澳門運動場。沿途除咗有啦啦隊打氣之外,重加插一啲表演,包括跳中國舞,笛子演奏以及森巴舞等等,幾得意架。美中不足嘅係要自已卜酒店同埋船飛,最好主辦單位可以提供協助,例如推出優惠套票就夠晒完美。依家去一次跑步大約花費1500元,當然唔包括大飲大食同埋進貢俾燊哥喇。整個賽程比較辛苦嘅係上大橋嗰段。總括嚟講,艱苦程度排喺渣打同埋美津濃之後。 呢次參賽,令我最難忘嘅就係.................第一次去澳門比賽.?
唔係!..................嬴咗錢?..........都唔係!............................................而喺................................跌咗部相機
依家提供比賽路線俾各位參考:
半程馬拉松比賽路線 : (21.0975公里)
(起點) 澳門運動場 → 體育路 → (左轉) 運動場道 → 奧林匹克游泳館圓形地 → 蓮花海濱大馬路 → 海濱圓形地 → (左轉)蓮花路 → 蓮花圓形地 → (折返)→ 蓮花路 →(左轉)蓮花海濱大馬路 →(折返) → 蓮花海濱大馬路 → 海濱圓形地 → 蓮花海濱大馬路 → 奧林匹克游泳館圓形地 → 東亞運大馬路 → 西灣大橋 → 西灣湖景大馬路 → 隧道 → 孫逸仙大馬路 → (左轉) 倫斯泰特大馬路 → (左轉) 仙德麗街 → 星際酒店 → 仙德麗街→ 入隧道 → 蘇亞利斯博士大馬路 → (左轉)南灣湖景大馬路 → 立法會前地 → 湖畔西街 → 何鴻燊博士大馬路 → 南灣圓形地 → 西灣湖景大馬路 → 西灣大橋 → 東亞運大馬路 → 奧林匹克游泳館圓形地 → (左轉) 運動場道 → (右轉) 體育路 →澳門運動場(終點)。
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我是一個在50年代出生的香港人,我的想當年系列,主要敍述我的成長經歷.由上小學,中學,做暑期工,到出來社會做事; 當年的娛樂有踩單車,開PARTY,郊遊,放風箏等等.網誌中有提到香港當時的社會狀況,例如67年暴動,颱風溫黛,還有傳統節日的慶祝!如果有興趣了解以往年青人生活的話,歡迎來訪!至於憑歌寄意是登錄我喜愛的歌曲;雜項系列是包括任何話題的文章;最後馬拉蟲是記述我參加過的公開比賽.
2009年1月8日 星期四
2008年1月6日 星期日
Mizuno Hong Kong Half-Marathon Championships 2008
今年美津濃係喺 6-1-2008 舉行,同往年一樣喺大埔大尾篤面對大斜路起步。我發 覺自己已經無進步嘅空間,時間比以往好啲啲咁啦。
2007年3月4日 星期日
Stardand Charter Hong Kong Marathon 2007
The event was to start at 0705 a .m. I found that it had been drizzling all night long and the street was still wet when I was walking to the nearby bus station at 04: 30 a .m..
Luckily the rain had stopped. I got on N269 departing from Tin Shui Wai to Mei Foo MTR Station. I wore sport shirt & sport shoes because I knew that it was difficult to find a place to change my clothing at the scene. I felt that some passengers cast weird eyesight on me.
The bus reached Mei Foo at 0545 a .m. I saw lots of passengers waiting inside the station. They were recognized to be participants of HK Marathon by their sportswear.
When I left the station at Tsim Sha Tsui, I was flabbergasted by the spectacle spreading ahead. Thousands of runners carpeted most part of Nathan Road in the early morning and the neighboring streets were stuffed with runners who were performing warm-up exercise.
When the race was due to start, runners tried to occupy the best position in order to achieve better time of their own.I regretted that I did not move forward to get to a good position.
When the race started, it was difficult for me to run smoothly in the midst of runners. I meandered my way through the crowd. The charter marathon was something like a carnival to me.
Parents run with their kids and juveniles took photos while they were running. Some of them even used their cell phone describing the scene to their friends or playing with each other during the race.
During the first ten minutes, I could not run on my own speed. I knew that I might not finish the event within one hour.
Eighteen minutes later, I reached the entrance of the Western Harbour Tunnel. Seas of runners funneled into the tunnel so I had to run cautiously to get my way.
Running through the tunnel was a hard time for me because it was sticky and the temperature exceeded 25 degree inside. All I want was to leave the tunnel as soon as practicable at that moment.
I began to increase my speed. I knew that it was unwise for me to do so but I had no choice. Consequently, I was physically drained after leaving the tunnel.
There was a left upturn flyover leading my way to Central and Admiralty at the exit of the tunnel. I felt hot and exhausted. I struggled to move forward. I really wanted to give up, however, when I looked at my watch, I still had chance to finish the event in one hour so I kept on running.
There were lots of runners hanging around me during the event and numerous onlookers clapped their hands and shouted to encourage runners on the way.
Having passed through the downtown of Central, Admiralty, I saw the finish point, I summoned up all my strength and run through it.
My official time is one hour & 2 minutes. It falls short of my expectation. I think I can finish 10 km within one hour. I may try again next year.
Luckily the rain had stopped. I got on N269 departing from Tin Shui Wai to Mei Foo MTR Station. I wore sport shirt & sport shoes because I knew that it was difficult to find a place to change my clothing at the scene. I felt that some passengers cast weird eyesight on me.
The bus reached Mei Foo at 0545 a .m. I saw lots of passengers waiting inside the station. They were recognized to be participants of HK Marathon by their sportswear.
When I left the station at Tsim Sha Tsui, I was flabbergasted by the spectacle spreading ahead. Thousands of runners carpeted most part of Nathan Road in the early morning and the neighboring streets were stuffed with runners who were performing warm-up exercise.
When the race was due to start, runners tried to occupy the best position in order to achieve better time of their own.I regretted that I did not move forward to get to a good position.
When the race started, it was difficult for me to run smoothly in the midst of runners. I meandered my way through the crowd. The charter marathon was something like a carnival to me.
Parents run with their kids and juveniles took photos while they were running. Some of them even used their cell phone describing the scene to their friends or playing with each other during the race.
During the first ten minutes, I could not run on my own speed. I knew that I might not finish the event within one hour.
Eighteen minutes later, I reached the entrance of the Western Harbour Tunnel. Seas of runners funneled into the tunnel so I had to run cautiously to get my way.
Running through the tunnel was a hard time for me because it was sticky and the temperature exceeded 25 degree inside. All I want was to leave the tunnel as soon as practicable at that moment.
I began to increase my speed. I knew that it was unwise for me to do so but I had no choice. Consequently, I was physically drained after leaving the tunnel.
There was a left upturn flyover leading my way to Central and Admiralty at the exit of the tunnel. I felt hot and exhausted. I struggled to move forward. I really wanted to give up, however, when I looked at my watch, I still had chance to finish the event in one hour so I kept on running.
There were lots of runners hanging around me during the event and numerous onlookers clapped their hands and shouted to encourage runners on the way.
Having passed through the downtown of Central, Admiralty, I saw the finish point, I summoned up all my strength and run through it.
My official time is one hour & 2 minutes. It falls short of my expectation. I think I can finish 10 km within one hour. I may try again next year.
2007年1月7日 星期日
Mizuno Half Marathon Championships 2007 at Plover Cove Reservoir ( 7-1-2007)
Re: Mizuno Half Marathon Championships 2007 at Plover Cove Reservoir ( 7-1-2007)
I participated in the above race on 7-1-2007.I woke up at 4:15 a.m. Having performed some warm-up exercise, I left home at 5:10 a.m. It was chilly that morning. When I reached Tai Po Railway Station at 6:10 a.m. it was still dark, I could only see the dim outline of everything at that moment.
I went to the starting Point (Plover Cove Reservoir) with 2 friends by bus. We reached the destination at 6:45 a.m. The outside temperature was around 10 degree celcius. I had never run for such a long distance, i.e. 21 km. so I prepared for the race right after I submitted my application 2 months ago. I practised running in the nearby football field to get in my best shape.
The race started at 8:00 a.m. that morning. Lying before me was a mountain slope which was an ordeal to me simply because I only practised running on the flat and soft running track. Having run for about an hour, I felt a little bit sore on my left knee. I feared that I might not finish the event. Luckily, the painful feeling only emerged when I run down slope. So I reduced speed to run down each slope in order not to make the situation worse.
During the race, I was overtaken by other runners but I insisted on running in my own speed. The scenery was beautiful along the reservoir. I was not familiar with the race course and just run blindly forward.
It was a relief when I caught the sight of a signage indicating that I had covered 17 km. I looked at my watch, I had run for more than one and half hour. It gave me some encouragement and I summoned up the rest of my strength to move forward.
Minutes later, I was running along the main dam. I assumed that running to and fro along the dam would end the race. I began to adjust my speed and overtook some runners, however, I found that my justification was wrong soon after I reached the end of the dam.
There came a path leading up a slope and I had to run for a longer distance. It was a rough time to me because I could hardly move my exhausted limbs as they did not listern to me.
I staggered to and fro to cover the last 2 km. I nearly crumbled to the ground when I passed through the finish point. I completed the race in 2 hours and 15 minutes according to my own record. I have tried my best for the race.
2 hours 15minutes and 48 seconds was my official times as released by the HKAAA one day after the race.
I participated in the above race on 7-1-2007.I woke up at 4:15 a.m. Having performed some warm-up exercise, I left home at 5:10 a.m. It was chilly that morning. When I reached Tai Po Railway Station at 6:10 a.m. it was still dark, I could only see the dim outline of everything at that moment.
I went to the starting Point (Plover Cove Reservoir) with 2 friends by bus. We reached the destination at 6:45 a.m. The outside temperature was around 10 degree celcius. I had never run for such a long distance, i.e. 21 km. so I prepared for the race right after I submitted my application 2 months ago. I practised running in the nearby football field to get in my best shape.
The race started at 8:00 a.m. that morning. Lying before me was a mountain slope which was an ordeal to me simply because I only practised running on the flat and soft running track. Having run for about an hour, I felt a little bit sore on my left knee. I feared that I might not finish the event. Luckily, the painful feeling only emerged when I run down slope. So I reduced speed to run down each slope in order not to make the situation worse.
During the race, I was overtaken by other runners but I insisted on running in my own speed. The scenery was beautiful along the reservoir. I was not familiar with the race course and just run blindly forward.
It was a relief when I caught the sight of a signage indicating that I had covered 17 km. I looked at my watch, I had run for more than one and half hour. It gave me some encouragement and I summoned up the rest of my strength to move forward.
Minutes later, I was running along the main dam. I assumed that running to and fro along the dam would end the race. I began to adjust my speed and overtook some runners, however, I found that my justification was wrong soon after I reached the end of the dam.
There came a path leading up a slope and I had to run for a longer distance. It was a rough time to me because I could hardly move my exhausted limbs as they did not listern to me.
I staggered to and fro to cover the last 2 km. I nearly crumbled to the ground when I passed through the finish point. I completed the race in 2 hours and 15 minutes according to my own record. I have tried my best for the race.
2 hours 15minutes and 48 seconds was my official times as released by the HKAAA one day after the race.
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