Conor McKeown

Yeah, I had to sit down for a small spell as well.

People then were rubbernecking you.

They were just like, Jesus Christ, how unfit is your man?

I mustn't have trained.

Was anyone like, you're Colin McKeown.

No, thankfully.

I think everybody tends to be in their own little world.

But I'd have to say, right, it was a disaster from that point of view.

Like I did finish it and the ankle kind of either...

loosened up or went numb i'm not quite sure but uh it's a great experience like people go out of their way to like help you along um there's people out cheering you on there's some very funny signs anybody's ever done a half marathon or a marathon will know they give you a great little kick and there's people out like doing their own kind of

like homemade water stations and all to kind of, to get you there.

So even though in some ways it was a bit of a disaster, it still got a, got a, like a bit of a gush of satisfaction of getting over the finish line.

17.

17.

On a busted ankle.

Yeah, and it was just at the start of a, it's a cool route, but you go sort of flatly uphill for the very start of it.

That's exactly it, yeah.

The only thing was then on the other, because it was kind of taking 80% of the stride on the left side, you know, so that started burning up.

How's it looking now?

Well, that's just strapping on that now, but the other one is, that one's okay, you know.