I’m running the San Diego half this year. This video was very helpful. Especially about reserving a ride the night before. I’ll definitely be doing that. Thanks for the tips.
Do you have any suggestions on marathons to run for a first time marathoner? I'm looking at this one because the timing is perfect and I'm also a midwestern person so I can combine it with a vacation for the family.
I think the location is fabulous to combine with a family vacation, but know that the San Diego half and full marathons are hilly! There's a terrible bridge at mile 20 (I think?) that makes it even more of a climb. That being said, it's gorgeous and I'd say it's worth the challenge!
Many of the shots during the race use a GoPro Hero11, the rest are just shot on my phone (a Google Pixel 6a). Editing is done using DaVinci Resolve, which is free and surprisingly fully featured and relatively easy to use.
@@RunningOnPoints awesome, thanks for the reply. I've been documenting my journey on my blog, but I've been thinking about doing videos. I really love how you have done yours. Happy travels!
I’m running the San Diego half this year. This video was very helpful. Especially about reserving a ride the night before. I’ll definitely be doing that. Thanks for the tips.
I'm so glad! Definitely reserve that ride ahead of time and leave yourself time for traffic!
Do you have any suggestions on marathons to run for a first time marathoner? I'm looking at this one because the timing is perfect and I'm also a midwestern person so I can combine it with a vacation for the family.
I think the location is fabulous to combine with a family vacation, but know that the San Diego half and full marathons are hilly! There's a terrible bridge at mile 20 (I think?) that makes it even more of a climb. That being said, it's gorgeous and I'd say it's worth the challenge!
@@RunningOnPoints I'm down for the challenge 💪. Thanks!
What kind of camera and editing software do you use?
Many of the shots during the race use a GoPro Hero11, the rest are just shot on my phone (a Google Pixel 6a). Editing is done using DaVinci Resolve, which is free and surprisingly fully featured and relatively easy to use.
@@RunningOnPoints awesome, thanks for the reply. I've been documenting my journey on my blog, but I've been thinking about doing videos. I really love how you have done yours. Happy travels!