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Location:

cokeville,wy,usa

Member Since:

Jun 25, 2007

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Unknown

Short-Term Running Goals:

Get fit again! Casper Marathon on June 8th in Casper, Wyoming. I don't have a specific goal time for it, as I don't know the course real well, but I'd like to shoot for 6 minute pace.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run for your life! Stay active enough to eat seconds and ice cream without guilt.

Personal:

Married to a beautiful wife AnnMarie, who is also a 3:15 marathoner and the mother of our handsome 2 year old, Myles and newbie Sullivan. Sullivant was born 2 years and one day after Myles was born. Myles knows only one speed--running all out. Kinda like Prefontaine.  Besides running, I enjoy reading, woodworking, fishing, and chasing Myles around our house.

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Daniels "I" marathon workout. I had the option of doing this workout as a hill workout, so I found a quiet residential street that is pretty well lined with trees on the east side of the street, so I would be doing most of the workout in the shade. Plus, I figured there would be enough sprinklers still going I could drench myself every 5-10 minutes to keep cool. Ran from 2600 north to 2850 north, on 700 east in North Ogden. It's a pretty decent climb, but gradual enough I could keep my rthythm and turnover at a good clip. 9x800 meters, though I believe it's just a shade under 1/2 mile. Does anyone know of any software or website that tells exactly the distance of city blocks and streets? Please let me know. Anyhow, I ran the uphill, immediately turned around and jogged back down for the recovery. 2:40, 2:34, 2:35, 2:39, 2:31, 2:35, 2:34, 2:35, 2:29 and one mile jog home. Tough workout for me, I was working and my hamstrings were humming on the last three. The shade helped a ton, and knowing someone who lives on that street helped also, because between every other repeat, I would turn on his outside tap and water myself down to keep cool. That saved my bacon more than anything.

Decided against doing the XTerra trail race at Snowbird today. Didn't feel like driving into SLC, and am in the middle of painting/carpeting downstairs. Oh well, it was a good workout and a good ending to the week.

Comments
From Scott Browning on Sat, Jul 14, 2007 at 13:21:19

You can use gmap pedometer to map routes and courses. Paul might be able to give you some resources that are a bit more accurate.

From Sasha Pachev on Sat, Jul 14, 2007 at 13:26:02

Even better, when you log in to the Fast Running Blog, go to the Course Tool. You can plot/save your courses, share them with others, and even calculate a flat pace equivalent for whatever course you run.

From Paul Petersen on Sat, Jul 14, 2007 at 13:28:28

I use gmap as well to get quick distances. It will give you an elevation profile too.

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/

MapMyRun.com is also pretty good.

Those sites will be "accurate enough" (they are free).

From Sasha Pachev on Mon, Jul 16, 2007 at 18:24:49

Joe - here is your course - Joe's uphill interval. It is only 0.43, but my Course Tool estimated it to be flat equivalent of 0.54 because of the grade.

From Jon on Mon, Jul 16, 2007 at 20:12:39

Do you work in Clearfield?

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