Post ING NYC Marathon Monday Motivation

ByNichole Porath

This comes to you from JFK Airport – because I’m such a dedicated blogger :). And I KNOW I’ve had millions of people checking this just WAITING for a post. Right?

So, without further ado, check out the top 25 finishers at NYC. I could have been there. My life dream of top 10 American woman at NYC would have totally been attainable. This fuels me. I will rest HARD these next two or more weeks, whatever it takes. I want to be fast again, I want to compete alongside these women!!

Anyone use similar motivation? Do you visualize your name in results? Or use a bad race to make changes, fall in love again with the dream or goal, or to be more purposeful? Personal stories here would be fun :). 

Place Bib Name Time State Country Citizenship
1 103 Priscah Jeptoo 02:25:07 Kenya KEN
2 104 Buzunesh Deba 02:25:56 NY United States ETH
3 107 Jelena Prokopcuka 02:27:47 Latvia LAT
4 106 Christelle Daunay 02:28:14 France FRA
5 105 Valeria Straneo 02:28:22 Italy ITA
6 110 Kim Smith 02:28:49 RI United States NZL
7 112 Sabrina Mockenhaupt 02:29:10 Germany GER
8 134 Tigist Tufa Demisse 02:29:24 NY United States ETH
9 102 Edna Kiplagat 02:30:04 Kenya KEN
10 117 Diane Nukuri-Johnson 02:30:09 IA United States BDI
11 108 Risa Shigetomo 02:31:54 Japan JPN
12 114 Lisa Stublic 02:34:49 Croatia CRO
13 119 Adriana Nelson 02:35:05 CO United States USA
14 101 Firehiwot Dado 02:38:06 Ethiopia ETH
15 127 Katie Dicamillo 02:40:03 RI United States USA
16 122 Aziza Aliyu 02:40:27 NY United States ETH
17 1909 Vera Nunes 02:41:05 Portugal Portugal POR
18 126 Mattie Suver 02:41:18 CO United States USA
19 115 Yolanda Caballero 02:41:23 Colombia COL
20 116 Amy Hastings 02:42:50 RI United States USA
21 128 Danna Kelly Herrick 02:44:19 IA United States USA
22 129 Julia Mallon 02:45:36 CA United States USA
23 120 Alisha Williams 02:47:04 CO United States USA
24 1235 Claudia Pereira 02:49:52 Portugal Portugal POR
25 125 Claudia Pinna 02:51:00 Italy ITA
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