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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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Nice easy cruise up Ben Lomond.  Kept it in granny gear most of the way up, but still managed to shuffle all the way to the peak.  Glad this feeling easier as it's a good marker of improvement for me. As I was running tonight, I was thinking about how getting up Ben Lomond used to be an expedition involving multiple quarts of water, hundreds of calories, and several hours of running,walking, and recovering after.  Now it's a single bottle and couple gels in the pocket and and easy cruise.  Pretty fascinating how our bodies become adapted to the work we do.  Oh, and a new sight up there tonight.  Came around a corner on the way down and there was a guy flying 20 feet over my head in a paraglider.  He buzzed back and forth along the ridge for a mile or so of my run never more than 50 ft or so above me, looked like a great way to spend an evening.  Not for me though, that is the kind of thing that would go very wrong for me.

15.25 miles, 3850 vert, 2:45 RT.

Comments
From Oreo on Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 11:41:30 from 71.38.240.143

You're a Beastling, a warg, a shapeshifter.. that's all. Great job!

From Scott Wesemann on Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 13:25:53 from 205.158.160.209

Nice run Bryce! I had a glider plane buzz me on the summit of Timp once. The guy was only about 40 feet away. Scared the Sheeet out of me because I didn't hear it coming.

From jsh on Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 16:03:35 from 63.253.43.114

Love the feeling of constantly improving. You still running The Bear this year? Any suggestions or advice for a first timer?

From Kelli on Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 18:23:40 from 71.219.67.82

To each his own craziness. I bet he was saying, "What is that crazy guy doing running up and down a mountain?"

Just checking for baby boy news. ;o)

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