Monday, November 3, 2014

This Woman Snapped Selfies with Hot Men for the Entire NYC Marathon

This Woman Snapped Selfies with Hot Men for the Entire NYC Marathon

It’s a running technique you'll definitely want to steal.

Even if you've trained for a marathon for months and are at the top of your game, a little extra motivation to make it to the finish line never hurts. Case in point: Kelly Roberts, the woman behind #HottGuysOfTheNYCHalf, who managed to snap 20 selfies with unsuspecting attractive men along the TCS New York City Marathon route this past weekend.

Not only were the results hilarious to see, but they also helped her power through to the end. "Because of the selfies, I didn’t spend any time worrying about how much farther I had to go," says Kelly. "I was worrying about being silly and making people laugh instead."

She definitely succeeded there. Check out just a few of our favorites:

 

Break me off a piece of THAT Kit kat bar #SIX02Moment #runselfierepeat #tcsnycmarathon #teamforkids

Ein von Kelly Roberts (@kellykkroberts) gepostetes Foto am Nov 11, 2014 at 9:48 PST

 

This guy might be cute, but Kelly says her dream selfie race partners are Andy Sandberg, Bill Hader, and Jimmy Fallon. "I mean, I love a serious hottie selfie, but it’s the ones who are in on the joke or being equally as silly about it that are my favorites," she says. "Hot guys are great, but funny guys are greater."

 

Let's discuss the names of our children over a beer #SIX02Moment #runselfierepeat #tcsnycmarathon #teamforkids

Ein von Kelly Roberts (@kellykkroberts) gepostetes Foto am Nov 11, 2014 at 9:35 PST

 

Ironically enough, even after running an entire marathon, Kelly's cheeks are the sorest part of her body today, thanks to that strong selfie game.

 

Boyfriend? #SIX02Moment #runselfierepeat #tcsnycmarathon #teamforkids

A photo posted by Kelly Roberts (@kellykkroberts) on Nov 11, 2014 at 8:25am PST

Which selfie was Kelly's personal favorite? One that doesn't have a hottie in it at all.

"I spent the last three miles of the course fighting tears," she says. "I was so overwhelmed by the spectators, especially those screaming my name… It brought on a tidal wave of emotions."

Photos courtesy of Kelly Roberts

More from Women's Health:
How to Have Your Own 'Selfie Race'
The 9 Must-Know Rules of Carbo-Loading
How to Conquer Race-Day Jitters

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