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Race: City Creek Cold Turkey 6K (3.83 Miles) 00:28:30, Place in age division: 5
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
4.500.004.50

Been pretty down about my hip for the last week and had a really bad hip day yesterday so I considered not even running the Cold Turkey. Woke up this morning feeling not so horrible and downed a handful of ibuprofen with some coffee and ended up feeling pretty good.

I totally abandoned my goal of running faster than last year, but after a fast-ish first mile I decided to give it a go finishing around 28:20 and making my goal - boo yah! Set another downhill mile PR of 6:47 - holy crap! Running fast is hard, I have no idea how y'all do it. I spent the 2 miles of downhill listing all the things I am thankful for in my head to distract me from the running. Was happy to have Fritz pacing me the last half mile or I probably would have keeled over. Happy Thanksgiving!

Mile 1: 7:51

Mile 2: 8:12

Mile 3: 6:49

.83: 6:30-ish

Saucony Kinvara Miles: 4.50
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From jun on Thu, Nov 22, 2012 at 13:15:08 from 174.27.237.6

Fast E

From Jake K on Thu, Nov 22, 2012 at 14:07:07 from 24.151.97.11

Up and up, you are on! Yay Amiee!

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