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Age doesn't matter pagdating sa sports para kay Rosalinda Ogsimer na nagagawa pang mag-ultra marathon

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00:00Engaging in sports is truly beneficial in order for us to stay fit
00:04and to improve our physical and mental well-being
00:08to those who are younger or older.
00:11Today, let's find out the story of the continued success
00:15of the oldest Pinay ultra-marathoner.
00:17I'm joined by Mommy Rosalinda Pendon-Auxiner.
00:22Good morning, Mommy Rosalinda.
00:25Good morning.
00:26Thank you for allowing this interview.
00:29But I said earlier, ultra-marathoner.
00:33For those who don't know, what is an ultra-marathoner?
00:36An ultra-marathoner has already passed the 42 kilometers.
00:40When it passes that, that's the 50.
00:43Or even more.
00:46I started when I was 65 years old.
00:49My eldest son forced me to join them
00:53because his family was always running.
00:57Then he said,
01:00Mom, you don't have any exercise, join us.
01:04I said, I don't want to.
01:06I can't run around like that.
01:11Then he said,
01:12No, Mom, join us.
01:15He insisted.
01:16Until I agreed.
01:18I joined them.
01:20But first,
01:21you have to walk.
01:23Then you have to speed up.
01:26Then you have to run.
01:30Little by little.
01:31You don't have to do it all of a sudden.
01:34When you're just starting,
01:35especially when I was 65 years old,
01:38I joined them.
01:40That was the beginning.
01:43Then,
01:45maybe after a month,
01:48he invited me to join an event.
01:52He registered 5 kilometers for me.
01:56I tried.
01:59When we finished running,
02:02my whole body was aching.
02:06I couldn't move.
02:08I didn't want to take medicine to relieve.
02:12He said no.
02:13Then he said,
02:14Let's do a recovery run in a week.
02:20I said, I don't want to.
02:21I can't do it anymore.
02:22I don't want to join them.
02:25You can't not join them.
02:28He insisted.
02:31Before Rosalinda fell in love with running,
02:33she only focused on her job.
02:36I don't have any sports.
02:38I used to work in an office.
02:43I don't have any exercise.
02:47When my husband invited me to go jogging,
02:53we were close to Pasay.
02:56I said, I don't want to.
03:00I don't want to wear rubber shoes.
03:02I don't want to wear jogging pants.
03:05That's what I don't want.
03:08I don't think it's appropriate for me to wear that.
03:13But it's okay.
03:15I got used to it.
03:17Every Sunday,
03:19all of us together,
03:22even my husband,
03:24couldn't run because he had an operation.
03:28With my grandchildren.
03:30It's not easy to wake up early and train.
03:32But for Mommy Rosalinda,
03:34this is her motivation.
03:37I've been to a lot of events in Lihan.
03:42I'm always with them.
03:45We always run together.
03:48Here in C5,
03:49we're always together.
03:51Until I got used to it.
03:53Until I found someone
03:57I wanted to run with.
03:59Until recently,
04:01they stopped running.
04:03They became busy.
04:05I'm the only one
04:06who runs.
04:08But when I met someone,
04:09he said,
04:10Mommy, I'll run with you.
04:12He became my coach.
04:15Every other day,
04:18we run in Cultural,
04:21MOA,
04:22wherever we run.
04:24I got used to him
04:26that we always run long runs.
04:30That's it.
04:31She also told us,
04:32and we will never forget,
04:34her very first marathon.
04:37It was in 2015.
04:43My first marathon was
04:48in February 2015,
04:50in Nuvali.
04:52Nuvali?
04:53Yes, that was my first marathon.
04:54It was in the Bull Runner.
04:57That was my first marathon.
05:0042 kilometers.
05:02Do you know that
05:04I reached the finish line
05:06with a sprain.
05:07Wow, okay.
05:08Yes, my foot was already like that.
05:11Then, she said,
05:13Mom, come on.
05:15I can't do it
05:17because I have a sprain.
05:19I can't walk.
05:21She said,
05:22she told her husband,
05:25Come on,
05:26let's leave it.
05:29Then,
05:30I slowly lost it.
05:32Then, I was looking at the finish line.
05:35I ran here.
05:36I ran,
05:38and I was about to give up.
05:40I finished it.
05:43It was more than 100 kilometers.
05:46Just here, local.
05:48The furthest I ran was 65 kilometers
05:52from Cabanatuan to Dingalan.
05:5565 kilometers.
05:57That was the longest I ran.
05:59What amazes Mommy Rosalinda,
06:01at the age of 75,
06:03she still manages to sustain her endurance.
06:06It continues every other day.
06:11We run.
06:12There's a long run.
06:14There's a short one.
06:17It depends on the event.
06:19If the event is good,
06:21we join.
06:23An achievement for an athlete
06:25to join a big tournament.
06:27But for Mommy Rosalinda,
06:29this is the heaviest marathon for her.
06:32Heavy?
06:34The first time I ran 42 kilometers,
06:36it was really hard.
06:39Because it was my first time running 42.
06:41That's the first marathon you ran.
06:43The first marathon.
06:47But the smaller ones,
06:49I started with 5, 10, 16,
06:53then 21.
06:56It slowly increased.
06:58Then when I ran 42,
07:00that was the hardest for me.
07:04Then I ran 65 kilometers
07:07because I was already exhausted.
07:12Because it was hot.
07:14I don't know,
07:16I was already exhausted.
07:17I was worried.
07:19But I finished it.
07:20I reached the finish line.
07:2475 years old, the legend!
07:2776, the oldest marathoner in the Philippines!
07:31Thank you, thank you, Mommy.
07:36The oldest runner.
07:37It was like I became an addict.
07:45I became addicted to running.
07:48Even if it was just every other day,
07:51I would wake up to run.
07:54I couldn't stop.
07:57It was like I started running again.
08:01That's why you have to keep going.
08:03That's what they say,
08:05why do you want to be a runner?
08:08To run, you have to have determination,
08:12focus, and prayer.
08:18I was amazed at how Mommy Rosalinda
08:21could run an ultramarathon.
08:23And this is where she gets her determination.
08:27I was so excited.
08:30I would wake up.
08:31I couldn't stop.
08:32Because it's a waste of time
08:35to start running again.
08:36They say,
08:37it's hard to get engaged in a sport
08:39when you're already old.
08:41But for Mommy Rosalinda,
08:43she's just getting older.
08:45For me,
08:47I should've known
08:51that I could do it.
08:54Because when I was young,
08:58I might have been a podium runner.
09:02But now, no.
09:03I just want to finish.
09:05That's my purpose.
09:07To finish within the cut of time.
09:10That's all.
09:11I don't want to be a podium runner.
09:15She's not just a medalist,
09:17but also the oldest Pinay ultramarathoner.
09:20This is how she feels.
09:22I'm very happy.
09:23You know,
09:26when you reach the finish line,
09:29it feels so good.
09:32It's fun.
09:33That's all.
09:34Even if it's just in the cutoff,
09:41you're happy.
09:42It feels different when you reach the finish line.
09:46You're so happy.
09:47And of course, you're proud.
09:51It's natural to be proud.
09:54But don't think that you're done.
09:58As long as you're still on the ground.
10:03While mommy Rosalinda is running,
10:05this is what she's thinking.
10:08What I'm thinking is,
10:10I shouldn't be a podium runner.
10:12That's number one.
10:14I shouldn't be a podium runner.
10:15It's hard to compete with a podium runner.
10:17That's why you really need to be ready.
10:21Sometimes, I bring my own bowl.
10:25But I don't drink for the pain.
10:29I just bring my own.
10:30I don't like to get sprayed.
10:32There are people who are waiting to get sprayed.
10:35Because it's a waste of time if you stop.
10:38I just spray it and let it go.
10:41Then I keep running.
10:43That's how it is.
10:46Not all the time,
10:48mommy Rosalinda wins.
10:50But when there are struggles,
10:51this is what she can do.
10:53I have a time when I couldn't finish.
10:54I was just a newbie in Pasig.
10:58We couldn't finish.
11:00It's okay.
11:01I forced myself to finish.
11:03What happened that time?
11:05I couldn't finish.
11:06Because it was a high uphill.
11:08It was my first time on an uphill.
11:11I really couldn't finish.
11:14And also,
11:16there was a 42-kilometer uphill
11:22that I couldn't finish.
11:25Because I felt something.
11:30Because you're the only one who knows
11:33what it feels like.
11:35So if you feel something,
11:36just stop.
11:39I don't want to get to a point
11:42where I have a hard time
11:43stopping myself from running.
11:46Because a lot of times,
11:47someone dies while running.
11:50Someone dies.
11:51Because that's what you're forced to do.
11:54If you want to go to the podium,
11:55you're forced to do it
11:56even if you already feel something.
11:59That's the bad thing.
12:00You shouldn't do that.
12:02At your age,
12:04what are your struggles in this journey?
12:08Just continue.
12:12Just continue what you're doing.
12:15Work out.
12:17That's why I'm working out now.
12:19Because I want to get stronger.
12:21I really want to run.
12:25That's what I'm praying for.
12:26Give me strength.
12:29For Mommy Rosalinda to stay fit,
12:31she has to train hard.
12:33I'm already 77 years old.
12:36Every other day,
12:37Monday, Tuesday,
12:39Thursday, and Saturday,
12:41I work out regularly.
12:45Then, I go to the gym.
12:47Then, I have training.
12:50Sometimes, in the morning,
12:53I go to the gym.
12:54When night comes,
12:55I have training.
12:58It's hard.
12:58I feel like I'm busy.
13:02I have a lot of things to do.
13:04But it's okay.
13:05Because what I feel in myself is
13:10that I'm getting stronger.
13:11That's what's important.
13:13I'm getting stronger.
13:15Even though she's busy with training,
13:16Mommy Rosalinda still has time to go out.
13:19I'm not fond of social life.
13:22It's good now.
13:24A lot of people are inviting me to a Christmas party.
13:27Okay, I'll go to all of them.
13:30Yes.
13:31It's good.
13:32What's wrong with that?
13:34Especially me.
13:35My husband passed away in 2018.
13:39It's good that I'm still running.
13:42That's why it's helpful.
13:44Instead of just thinking about
13:46Christmas and Easter.
13:49It's a bit boring.
13:50So, running helps me
13:54when my husband passed away.
14:05You can't avoid injury or misfortune
14:07in any sport.
14:08But Mommy Rosalinda still has no fear.
14:12Even when I started,
14:15I was already in pain.
14:18At first,
14:20when we were just working out,
14:23just me and my partner,
14:25I was in pain.
14:27I didn't tell my husband.
14:30At the end,
14:32my mouth got hurt.
14:34I got injured.
14:35And I had a bruise.
14:38I couldn't hide it anymore.
14:41I had a few bruises
14:43that I didn't tell him.
14:46I was thinking of stopping.
14:49When I got my mouth injured,
14:52I couldn't hide it anymore.
14:53He could see it.
14:55I was even covering it.
15:00I told him,
15:01but he didn't get mad.
15:04Was there a time
15:05when he told you to stop?
15:08No.
15:09He was my number one fan.
15:13Did you invite him?
15:14No.
15:16He couldn't do it.
15:19He had an operation.
15:21He wasn't used to it.
15:24He didn't exercise.
15:26Now,
15:27I was injured last year.
15:30So, I slowed down.
15:35I started running again.
15:38In Tagaytay,
15:41I ran 42 kilometers.
15:45I fell.
15:48I moved my feet.
15:51I was in a hurry
15:53because there was a truck passing by.
15:54I didn't know
15:56that my feet were uneven.
16:00I fell.
16:02It happened to me
16:04that I fell.
16:07I got up
16:09and kept running.
16:11But when I fell in Tagaytay,
16:16I told my son,
16:17just a moment,
16:18it will go away.
16:20Then,
16:22I felt that it didn't go away.
16:25It hurt even more.
16:27So, I called the organizer.
16:29I told him that I couldn't do it anymore.
16:32It was such a waste because I was already 21 years old.
16:36I couldn't do it anymore.
16:38Then, they took me to the hospital.
16:44They examined me.
16:45The next day, I didn't have a fracture.
16:48But the doctor told me to be careful.
16:52He also told me that
16:56I shouldn't run anymore.
16:59He told me to stop.
17:02I couldn't run anymore.
17:03But I told him,
17:05Ma'am, I have an international fight.
17:09No, you can't do it anymore.
17:11You can't do it anymore.
17:13Everything is prohibited for me.
17:15Even the erection.
17:20It's just an erection.
17:22I was told that I shouldn't do it anymore.
17:24Are you kidding me?
17:25Then, I went to the orthodontist.
17:28I told him that I was being prohibited by the doctor.
17:32He asked me why.
17:34I told him that I couldn't run anymore.
17:38He examined my X-ray.
17:39There was no fracture.
17:42He said,
17:43I'll just visit you.
17:46I won't stop you from running
17:48because I know that you'll be sad.
17:52I was a bit happy.
17:55I was so happy that I couldn't stop myself from running.
17:59I just continued running.
18:01I was just given some supplements.
18:06I started running again when I was 5 years old.
18:13Last October, I ran for 42 kilometers.
18:19I was already 42 years old.
18:22Mami Rosalinda didn't think that she would be deceived by running.
18:26She didn't expect that she would be able to return home.
18:30I was able to finish it.
18:32I was able to finish it.
18:34I was already happy.
18:35I didn't expect that I would be able to go higher.
18:38That's all.
18:40I didn't expect that I would reach this point.
18:44I didn't expect that I would reach this point.
18:49First of all, I was happy.
18:53When I was running, I was really smiling.
18:57They said,
18:59Mami, you don't look tired.
19:02You're still fresh.
19:05Running has changed me.
19:09I'm really happy.
19:11I'm content with what I have now.
19:15As she ran for a long time,
19:16she slowly got to know the running community.
19:19People started to look up to her.
19:22Now, I'm well-known in the running community.
19:28Even if it's just here in our area,
19:33people still recognize me as Mami.
19:36That's why I stopped running for a long time.
19:42They know that I ran for a long time.
19:45Now, when I dye my hair,
19:48people don't recognize me anymore.
19:49But it's not like that.
19:52That's why I stopped dyeing my hair.
19:55It's because
19:58the color fades quickly.
20:01The color of your hair changes.
20:04That's why I stopped.
20:06Even on Facebook,
20:08they'll tell me.
20:09When I post,
20:10they'll comment on it.
20:13I'm thankful for that.
20:15I can't refuse them
20:21when they request for a picture.
20:24Sometimes, my coach tells me,
20:29we're running out of time.
20:34But I give it to them.
20:36They're my inspiration.
20:40They tell me,
20:41Mami, let's take a picture.
20:43Mami, we're running out of time.
20:47That's why I don't refuse when they request.
20:50Sometimes, I trick them.
20:52I already paid for it.
20:54For the runners who are her inspiration,
20:58this is all she can say.
21:00I'm thankful for them.
21:02I'm happy that I'm inspiring them.
21:05Even when I was young,
21:06I would tell them,
21:07Mami, I'm inspired.
21:09You're my inspiration.
21:11It's nice to hear.
21:13It's nice to feel.
21:15I'm inspiring them.
21:19That's why I'm doing something
21:21to inspire them even more.
21:24That's what I do.
21:25And my prayer is,
21:28give me strength
21:30so that I can continue running.
21:34Just continue.
21:36Don't stop.
21:38Don't stop.
21:40It's hard to stop.
21:42Especially when you have habits tomorrow.
21:47Just do it tomorrow.
21:49When tomorrow comes,
21:50do it again tomorrow.
21:52It's not good to stop.
21:53Whatever is in your schedule,
21:55find a way to do it.
21:57If it's not in your schedule,
22:00find something you can do.
22:03Just continue.
22:06Mami Rosalinda continues to register
22:08in the tournaments.
22:09That's why her training is not a joke.
22:12Next year,
22:14there will be a 21-kilometer race.
22:18And in February,
22:22there will also be a race.
22:25They're just saying it now.
22:28But it's an invitation.
22:31That's why it's free.
22:35That's why I said,
22:36when I run,
22:40I have someone with me.
22:41It can't be anyone else.
22:42Especially when it's still dark.
22:44It's Joji.
22:47He's always with me.
22:48He's my pacer.
22:50As for me,
22:51when it comes to food,
22:54I don't...
22:57I don't have a diet.
22:59Whatever I want,
23:02I'll eat.
23:03I'm not like others.
23:05I can't run.
23:08I'm not like that.
23:09As for me,
23:11don't copy me.
23:13I'm used to running like this.
23:16As long as I have something to eat,
23:21I'll eat.
23:23I don't want to...
23:24My husband used to say,
23:27whatever you want to eat,
23:28just eat it.
23:29Because you'll be stressed if you don't eat.
23:34So, whatever I eat,
23:37I'll eat.
23:38Because it's one of the things
23:41that will make you run properly.
23:44That's why I'm on a diet.
23:46I'm old.
23:47I'm on a diet.
23:48I can't do it anymore.
23:49Mami Rosalinda is proud that at her age,
23:52she doesn't have maintenance or medicine.
23:54I don't have maintenance.
23:56I only have supplements.
23:59Even that day,
24:03my husband and I had an argument.
24:05I said,
24:06we didn't drink.
24:08Why?
24:08Why didn't you drink?
24:11My husband said,
24:12don't drink.
24:14You don't feel anything.
24:15Why would you drink?
24:18But don't copy that.
24:20That's just for us.
24:23One of Mami Rosalinda's motivations
24:25is the support she receives from her family.
24:29As long as I can,
24:31I'll run.
24:32I won't stop.
24:36As long as I'm okay,
24:38I'm strong.
24:39That's what I always tell myself.
24:41I'm always okay.
24:44I don't feel any pain.
24:48That's my goal.
24:50To be able to run.
24:53Oh my, I don't have that yet.
24:56What is that?
24:57They can see that I'm happy running.
25:02Even during the pandemic,
25:03they told me,
25:05Mama, don't go out.
25:07It's forbidden.
25:09I would go out in the early morning.
25:12They would still sleep.
25:14I would go out.
25:16I would run.
25:17I would wear a mask.
25:18But it's hard to run with a mask on.
25:21You can't breathe.
25:22It's okay.
25:23I would still run.
25:24When I get home,
25:26they're still sleeping.
25:27They have nothing to do.
25:29I can run.
25:32That's what I'm thinking.
25:34That I've inspired them.
25:37I need to do better.
25:40I need to show them that I can do it.
25:44They need to be inspired,
25:47especially me.
25:50That's why,
25:55as long as they can do it,
25:58you can start.
25:59Don't wait.
26:01Because you don't know.
26:03Maybe you can do it.
26:06But you didn't try.
26:08It's a waste.
26:10It's better to try first
26:13before you give up.
26:14I thought I couldn't do it.
26:16But when I tried, I did it.
26:20That's what's good for me.
26:24I didn't want to give up.
26:27I said, I can't do it.
26:29I'll just walk.
26:30But I said, no.
26:32I can't do it.
26:33But it's really good.
26:35Start.
26:36Try.
26:38I was in my early 40s when I started running.
26:42I was 65 when I started running.
26:44I was already 65 years old.
26:46I was already worried.
26:48Just try.
26:50Little by little.
26:51You won't be surprised.
26:52Just slowly.
26:54Little by little.
26:56Just walk.
26:57They don't really walk.
27:00Just add a little speed.
27:03A little running.
27:05If you feel something,
27:06stop.
27:07Don't force yourself
27:09if you feel something.
27:11Observe.
27:12You're the only one who can feel it.
27:16So you know what you might feel.
27:20So you can observe yourself.
27:27If you need to.
27:29If not,
27:31consult a doctor.
27:34Thank you so much,
27:36Rosalinda.
27:37You are a true inspiration
27:39to many Filipinos.
27:40You're welcome.

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