Born in 97', my liver in 74'

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Location:

Draper,UT,United States

Member Since:

May 30, 2013

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Marathon Finish

Running Accomplishments:

2021 PR's

- TBD

2018 PR's

Indoor 1600m: 5:59

5k: 22:05

Overall PR's

400m: 00:56

800m: 2:14

1600m: 4:58

3200m: 10:39

3mile: 17:16

5k: 17:09

10k: 41:20 (just over 10k, in Dimple Dell gully)

Short-Term Running Goals:

2021

- Train 4-5x per week

- Feel healthy, be happy.

- Build core and practice meditating.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run a Marathon in Fall of 2021.

Personal:

My Mom donated half of her liver to me when I was 6 months old. I have now taken care of it for 24 years. I hope to do so for years to come.

I served a mission for my church in Fort Worth, Texas speaking Spanish 15'-17'.

I am a Senior studying Healthcare Administration at BYU-Idaho.

Alta High School XC & Track 2015 Alumni.

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Miles:	This week:	0.00	Month:	0.00	Year:	0.00
Brooks Ghost Rider 10 (Blue) Lifetime Miles:						176.57

Mon, Jul 29, 2013

Total Distance

7.67

Did a 1.34 mile warmup. Then we did a time trial of the Gully Long Run. I ran 6th at 48:19. We ran as a pack until the bridge, then we separated I was sore from Saturday and when I got to the road I mentally started to drop my pace Jake K dropped back a bit to help me out. In other words dropped to push my pace. I was able to run half the hill then walked the rest and made the top at 28:10. I started to pick up my pace since my shins stopped hurting. About the park Davis caught me and was running really hard. I was able to stay within 150m of him to the finish. So I had a strong start and finish. I just need to have more mental toughness the second third of the race.

Saucony Ride 6 (Green) Miles: 7.67

Night Sleep Time: 7.00	Nap Time: 0.00	Total Sleep Time: 7.00	Weight: 0.00	Calories: 0.00

Comments

From Jake K on Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 12:46:09 from 67.177.11.154

I think the way to approach this run is to break it up into parts. First part, to the bridge - stay with the pack. Try to relax and save energy, but take advantage of the downhills. Then you have an uphill section to the road, so you have to stay focused there, but once you hit the road it gets a little easier (for a while). The hill is a killer, but the key is to just keep moving. You know once you get to the top, its all downhill, and you can sort of recover while still running on the downhill section.

You did good today. Like you said, its about nailing that middle section. A lot of it is mental. You know you can do it. So next time, I think the road should be your focus. Run that section well, and your time will drop a lot.

From Ashton Arndt on Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 13:06:55 from 65.130.187.156

Thanks for the great advice! It's encouraging to be coached by knowledgable runners. (Rob Murphy, Jake K) Thanks a ton!

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