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Location:

holladay,Ut,usa

Member Since:

Mar 11, 2007

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Local Elite

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Race: Judges Run 5K (3.1 Miles) 00:18:39, Place overall: 11, Place in age division: 5
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AM 10 miles broken up by the race.  I had to flag the grass portion of the course so it would be a true 5K.  I did this running back and forth to the car with flags and cones. I only count it as 1 mile, but I did more just running from one side of the park and back is more but I was putting flags down and going back faster to the car.  Finished 5 Minutes before the start.  Just in time to put on a number, change shoes and head to the line.  A couple of top runners thought we were going to head south counter clock wise around the park.  I told them the way we were to go, but when the gun went off I decided to push out in the lead to make sure people went the right way in the parking lot.  I wish I was fast enough to do that for a whole 5K.  I've done it in some USATF kid cross country races, as a lead rabbit.  The only thing bad about that is as the kids get older they get faster and I start worrying wow is this kid going to pass me.  They usually start fast and taper and that's what I did today.  1st mile 5:18, 2nd mile 6:24, final  mile and .1 6:58.  Happy with the effort today, with the set backs of the week.

Ran 3 miles cool down with Dennis, then ran back to the finish another mile and ate pancakes.  Finished by running back to the park and around once more picking up the flags and cones.  

PM 10 miles on pipeline and 20 minutes in the river nice way to finish a Saturday.

 Happy Fathers day to all. 

Comments
From Chad on Sat, Jun 16, 2007 at 16:27:42

Hey Bill, nice race. Very kind of you to show the way at the start.

And thanks for your follow-up comments. I think I did misunderstand a bit what you were saying. To be honest, my spirits aren't where I would like them to be as far as my running goes at the moment, but I have been able to make the most of things so far this season. I've run stronger than last year at all distances, but all the while battling some little issues along the way. It will just take a little time to smooth things out. No problem, I've got plenty to keep me occupied.

I really wish you the best with the East kids. They're fortunate to have a coach who is as passionate about running as you are.

From Adam W on Sat, Jun 16, 2007 at 16:48:04

Bill,

Thanks for your comments. It always amazes me the volume you are capable of. Especially after seeing the color of your ankle. As far as meeting up. When do you run in the morning? I'm usually pretty tight on time. I try to be out the door by 5:15am which puts me at SH around 5:30am or I do a loop around the neighborhood. I like doing loops of SH though becuase I like to be on the grass. I usually run counter-clockwise. Keep up the great mileage. Next weekend I'm out of town but maybe the following weeked we could try and get a larger group together, I just need early.

From Michael on Sat, Jun 16, 2007 at 21:50:20

Yes like the others say - you sure run alot of miles, I admire your dedication. I may have gotten up to 30 miles this week which was alot for me!

The Judge race seemed to be a slower harder course, I though I did well running it but was disappointed in my time. It was abit challenging the rutted trail and some of the sprinkler mudholes. Thanks for getting it marked and organized

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