Runnin Bubbas

December 27, 2024

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Location:

Draper,Ut,USA

Member Since:

Oct 27, 2012

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Age Division Winner

Running Accomplishments:

I was a decent runner when I was younger, now just loving the second wind in life...

Short-Term Running Goals:

Boston Marathon - 3:04:21 3112th/1978thAG

 

 

 

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Enjoy running with the Kenyans again...

Personal:

Work Hard, Play Harder and Have Fun! Make It Happen...

This is my mantra... 

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Total Distance
13.10

Lunch:  Very Comfortable and Easy Recovery Run today.  Kept it @7:30 pace chop stepping the whole time.  Two good inclines in the course I ran where I focused on incline fundamentals.  I still am not comfortable with incline and climbing like I want yet, but I think this will come easier with more weight loss.  I finally feel pretty normal as far as physically speaking.  If normal even exist, then this is as close to feeling pain free in a while now.  My right leg feels a lot better which has been killing me for two weeks now.  A little twinge at about mile 6 during the run today in my right hammy, but did not feel too bad or slow me down at all.  I never felt like my legs were tight or heavy during this recovery run which is a great sign since I have purposely tried to test my legs more now with some tempo and more miles this week.  May run 4 more this evening.  Excited to head south and play some golf.

 

PM:  4 miles very easy on TM.  Little twinge in my right hammy still.  Pretty tired, but overall good spirits.  Core workout also. 

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