TSP LALV 2022 @thespeedproject ON WMNS Team 2nd Women’s team 🇫🇷 in comments “How was TSP ?” 🌵 You know that I am rarely out of words if you know me. But I still can’t wrap my head around this experience. Did that happen? How did I manage to get through this? A thing I can say for sure it’s that I learned through sport about my mental strength. However, I had never experienced something like this in my life. Mind training for sure, well you will expect something like that from a race like this, and you are here for that. Let me tell you, I was not disappointed 🤣. I never had a break from stomachache and then my lungs from my first leg until the end. REAL MIND GAME. I’ve been practicing different sports from my younger years, always in competition. I had such pressure from my coaches that now in my adult practice, I am mainly enjoying every race, and I don’t experience immense pressure. But, for TSP, I had five weeks to prepare myself. I was not especially feeling at my best. At that time, my life was upside down: moving, new rhythm as I started lawyer school + a part-time job and personal trouble, I was barely sleeping ... I dreamed about this race, so I had quite a pressure for the first time since a long time. It did not help. But I was so lucky to have @trinalesins_ _ by my side, I was so frustrated about my body, but she gave me the confidence I lacked from the first leg. I got the first puke of the race as well 🤣. So I made her proud, I guess 👀 What helped me to get through this (because I am not a quitter, at some point, it’s not even sane) was the team, and when I say team, it includes drivers, staff, and co-runners. The bond we had in such a short time was everything to me. At some point, it’s not for you; it’s for them. I am forever grateful for the smile, and the drive I had from everyone. They trusted me when I was no longer able to do it. It changes everything. It changes me. 📸 @ana__cuba ✨ @on_running