1. If you're an amateur runner, the first thing you should do is identify the time you should achieve for your distance based on your abilities.
2. Identify the pacer you're going to stick to to achieve the right rhythm. Don't make mistakes, because if you choose a pace that's too fast, you could end up burned out. If you choose a slower pace, you have the option to push your pace according to the current stage of the race.
3. We usually introduce the pacers in CORREMITIERRA in advance so you can get to know who your guide will be; don't forget to keep an eye on social media. @corremitierra on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok.
4. Position yourself near your pacer before you start the race.
5. Always keep your focus on the pacer so you can go alongside or just behind him.
6. Don't obsess over the pace; if you feel you can and have the ability to go at a faster pace, do it, but keep in mind that it will guide you without letting yourself be overwhelmed by the excitement of the start.
7. Don't worry if you can't keep up; if this is your case, you should understand that we don't wake up the same way every day, and the important thing is to prioritize your health and not risk overexerting yourself or suffering any health problems by following the pacer. If you have to let go, let go. It's better to enjoy the race!
8. Talk to your pacer; they can advise you on what to do and help you understand your race strategy. This will be very helpful in staying aligned and knowing when to pace yourself and when to push the pace.
9. Cross the finish line happy.
10. Don't forget to hug your friend and thank them for their help.
11. Enjoy your result, because you've achieved it!
