overtaking haynes

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Location:

Redding,CT,USA

Member Since:

May 11, 2008

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Local Elite

Running Accomplishments:

1M: 4:57.9 (May 21, 2008)

5k: 17:45 (2008)

5M: 29:11 (2008)

1/2 marathon: 1:24:38 (2005, 2008)

Grand Canyon Rim to Rim to Rim 50+ miles (2005)

50M trail race 11:12 (2005) san juan solstice 6th place

50M trail race Zane Grey Highline trail race (2006)

52M trail race bighorn trail run (2006)

Wapack 50 (2007) 2nd place

Goretex Transalpine run finisher 8 day stage race (2007)

laugavegur ultramarathon (2008) in iceland (55km) 7th place

mount mitchell challenge 40m trail race 2009 10th place
Ironman 11:37 (2001) Ironman lake placid

Easily beating Haynes by 8:45+ in back to back trail races over 12 miles! (2008) and also the marathon by less than 1 sec :)

Mohawk Hudson River Marathon 2:57:53 (2008)

Short-Term Running Goals:

Sub 2:50 marathon

Sub 1:20 half marathon

Sub 17 minute 5k


Long-Term Running Goals:

Have the courage to enter and finish a 100 mile trail race.

Sub 2:40 marathon! but i can't say i expect to ever run that fast.

Win any race with over 100 entrants in it.

Personal:

Triple majored in chemical physics, philosophy, and biology.

PhD in biomedical science

Was doing aging research but for now switching to chemistry and am planning to write a science fiction novel.

First year I have trained properly, 2nd year of being serious about running.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Brooks GTS Racer Lifetime Miles: 169.70
Puma Trailfox 3 Lifetime Miles: 157.00
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTotal Distance
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1hr 48:30. Felt kind of pathetic like it hurt a bit to run on the technical sections of the trails. 231 miles on shoes. hmm, contemplating not hitting 70 this week and taking two days before the race easy so i don't completely suck. excuse of not recovered yet after ultra. why does it take so long to recover? it seems lame. 

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Comments
From haynes on Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 12:21:04

If you want to run 70 miles/week on really hilly trails, its like running 90mpw on flat roads or 80 on relatively flat trails. For example, I ran less than an hour yesterday, but got 8.65 miles in. It was too fast, but 1:10 would have been easy. This was at the only flat course in nashville that I know of. It was at a park with a bike trail going right next to the cumberland river. Also since you missed sunday it is kind of silly to try for 70 this week. I did the same thing and I am doing exactly what you are. I want to make up for that lost day, but I know thats not how it works. That day did give you a bit more rest, but not enough to do double on another day or even probably to spread out the extra mileage over then other 6 days. I will probably hit 70 because I am obsessed with the numbers. But I will run more on roads so that it takes less time which is bad. But hopefully it will satisfy my ego.

From haynes on Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 12:23:41

Oh, my bad, you didn't miss sunday. I really have some catching up to do, lol.

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