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PM Wasatch athletics workout at Sugar House park.  Normal warm up followed by 20 X 200, Fastest 33 slowest 37 most were 35.  200 recovery between.  Finished with a cool down lap around the park.  Ankle is still swolen and about three or four colors.  After the run I headed to the Gym  for a little more because I felt the threadmill would be a better surface for the ankle.  Ran 4 miles at 3.0 incline started at 7:30 pace and bumped it every .25 finished at 6:15 pace.  No bad pain while running on the threadmill.  Was glad I went helped with miles.  I wanted to front load but with the ankle trouble I want to be conservative.  Good to see Adam back at workouts didn't get to catch up much because he ran with the faster guys.

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From Randy on Wed, Jun 13, 2007 at 12:56:47

Bill, sorry you rolled your ankle on the shoreline course. Looks like you are running fast anyway with those 200s.

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