You suffered them before, with all the whining about that hypochondriac syndrome that they reveal at the slightest pain after returning from jogging, making an interested face when they explain to you how they decipher those hieroglyphics that come with their training plan, and with their cravings of spoilt children every time the day D…. approaches.
And, on top of that, now it’s up to you to put in the hard work of kilometres and comings and goings so that they can feel supported on the day of the Valencia Marathon (and I won’t even tell you about it afterwards, telling the story forever).
But, well, we have no choice, right? They provide the legs, the sacrifice and the struggle, you can be the one to carry them along, who gives them the final push to reach the finish line, who gives them the energy they need at critical moments with a shout of support. As you have already seen, your role is vital, so much so that it deserves that we inaugurate a guide for the cheerleader, fan and/or companion of the Valencia Marathon.
PS: you already know that this year is marked by the tragedy of the DANA that has affected all the towns of the Horta Sud. The Valencia Marathon, after a period of reflection, decided to go ahead with the celebration of the race and has opened three ways of help for those affected, the direct one for participants (financial donation) is this one. Here you can collaborate and help.
