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December 26, 2024

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salt lake city,ut,usa

Member Since:

Dec 17, 2006

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Finished a race!

Short-Term Running Goals:

Heal

Long-Term Running Goals:

Stay healthy

Personal:

I have 1 wife (Bess), 1 dog (Bandy), 1 son (Dillon) and work at Judge High School as a teacher and XC coach.

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Ran a city loop with Luke today. The goal was to run it progressively, which for the most part, we did.

Started out at JM at a reasonable pace (a bit slow for Luke and a bit fast for me) and built up the pace to Foothill. Ran quickly to sugarhouse and dropped the pace a bit to try and determine which teams were running the dual meet on the state course (Highland, West, Murray and a few others). I am not sure of the rules, but their course followed exactly at least 1 mile of the state course and most likely a bit more. I digress.

Out of the park the pace picked back up and built all the way back to JM. The last 2 miles on 11th east were roughly at MP (5:30 ish). I wish I could claim that my MP is faster than that but that is what it feels like at the moment. 

Comments
From Dave Holt on Thu, Sep 06, 2007 at 13:52:06

The rules are supposed to be - the only race that can be held at the park is Highland vs. _________ in a dual. And then within 2 weeks of state no one can practice on the course. So....?

From Bob on Fri, Sep 07, 2007 at 11:53:23

Dave

yeah...kinda iffy. There were at least 4 teams there

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