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Location:

Ogden,UT,

Member Since:

Nov 21, 2009

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

Finished my first 100 miler in '10, the Bear 100 in 26:05. 

55K 5:13

50 mile 7:47

Big Horn 100 Mile 24:54

 Squaw Peak 50:

2009: 13:48 (140th OA)

2010: 11:06 (26th OA)

2011: 10:01 (7th OA)

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

2012 schedule:

Red Hot 50K+  (5:23)

Buffalo Run 50 mile (7:47, 1st AG, 7th OA)

R2R2R

Squaw Peak 50 mile (11:40)

Big Horn 100 Mile (DNS)

Loco

Bear 100

Chimera 100

Zion Travers (Done)

Long-Term Running Goals:

God created skis and surfboards to keep the truly gifted from ruling the world.

I've finally let go of my preconceived notions of what it's supposed to feel like to run. - Geoff Roes

 

"If I had eight hours to chop down a tree; I'd spend six of them sharpening the axe." Abe Lincoln

 

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Finally dusted off the two wheeled contraption that has been taking up space in the basement.  It's been about a year since I have ridden!! and last year I think only rode once or twice all year!! Kinda unbelieveable for me considering this was an almost everyday thing for me for several years.  Dug out my helmet, shoes and kit. Kinda got a little nostalgic thinking about how long it had been.  Amazing how the body remebers.  The first couple of minutes felt a little strange, but I settled right in.  It was a bit breezey out and I got thinking how I used to know every house and business that had a flag in front on my usual routes so I would know the direction and strength of the wind. 

Running fitness seems to transfer well to the bike as I felt strong and the ride was generally effortless, about the same effort as an easy run. I cranked up to a moderate effort on one melllow grade climb just 'cause it's the same climb that the club I used to ride with would race up at the end of our weekly rides. I averaged 21.2 mph for 26 miles, not bad for me. I'll take it for a first ride in a year at an easy effort. 

Really enjoyed the smooth, no impact workout.  Plan to keep it up a couple times a week, .....well, at least once a week. 

Bike miles: 26, 21.2 avg, easy/moderate effort.  Run equiv...give it 6 miles.

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