hat
Sou yon frèt Samdi maten, m' plus de 50,000 dola zanmi yo ak mwen shivered, tann a ou konmanse a chak ane Cooper bò larivyè Lefrat pon, dan vise kouri. Te kòmanse an 1978, la Cooper bò larivyè Lefrat pon, dan vise kouri te monte nan kèk mesaje san yonn nan 10 courses pi gwo nan Amerik lan. Mwen kouri sa a fè kous plizyè fwa, les pandan ke yo nan kolèj nan Charleston sou yon dekad de sa osi byen ke tan pase kèk ane. Sa a se yon revi de ras sa a e petèt kèk konsèy pou moun konsidere kouri sa nan tan kap vini.
eng
On a cool Saturday morning, 50,000 of my closest friends and I shivered together, awaiting the start of the annual Cooper River Bridge Run. Started in 1978, the Cooper River Bridge Run has grown from a few hundred runners to one of the 10 biggest races in America. I have run this race several times, both while in college in Charleston over a decade ago as well as the past few years. The following is a review of this race and perhaps a few tips for those considering running it in the future.