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PM Wasatch Athletics speed workout with the team on Highlands track.  I haven't done real speed work  since January, because I got sick and then decided endurance strength was more important for the type of racing I had planned for the year.  It is hard to do high miles and incorporate very much quality speed work in a week without a higher chance of injury.  So I chose mileage over speed.

  Today we had an East High Track team spaghetti dinner because tomorrow is region.  So I was done early enough to meet the gang at Highland.  It was fun hearing how well some of our runners did at Bloomsday.  I think I want to try it next year.  I know I can't compete in the same class of runners as Dennis but he will at least be in a different age group next year.

The work out today was a short one because several are racing a 25 K in Michigan this week end and some are tapering down for the marathon.  We did our normal 2 Mile around the park warm up followed by a mile of speed changes and a couple recovery laps. I added a few more while the others changed their shoes.  The speed was 1 mile, 1 X 800, 2 X 400,  with 2 laps recovery for the mile and 1 lap for the others.  I was a little slow (nine meat balls, a big plate of noddles, salad, 2 rolls and 4 cookies 90 minutes before).  Mile 5:24,  800 2:39, 400  1:11,  400 1:09,  The mile was the toughest and I had to push myself to hold the pace.  Here are my mile splits 1:20, 1:23, 1:19, 1:22.  Splits for the 800, 1:21, 1:18.  In the 400's I just tucked in behind and went around at the 200 meters and pushed to just stay ahead of C. and M.

I want to hit 80 miles this week and taper down next week before Ogden.  It should be a great day for everyone the field is stacked.  PR's for all!!!

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