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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
16.20

Wanted to get in some good miles today.  Decided to do the Hale 10K as a MP tempo run.  I wanted to at least atempt some kind of aerobic builder.  No expectations.  First goal was to just get in the mileage and enjoy everyones company at the event.  WU with Rachelle, Jen, and few other women and then after a little bit turned around with Jen to meet Matt and Scott who wanted to do the 5k course as their wu.  Fun conversations the whole day as usual.  The race was fun.  I just went off feel.  I never once looked at my watch and did not care where I was.  I just wanted to do the best I could with where I am at.  Nagging left calf and achilles right now.  Hopefully this dissipates soon.  Most likely due to ramping up mileage.  The hills were really tough and honest.  I am in no condition to attack hills like that.  Great simulation and very happy to be running period pain free.

5up/5down 40:58 on the 10K(6:40,6:33,6:44,7:27,7:27,6:32, no clue on the .20 watch stopped.  Time is from finish line clock.)

I knew I slowed down big time on the 4th and 5th mile.  No big deal.  I don't have the stamina to do hills at all right now.  Glad I stayed with the course and didn't cut it short.  It was a good effort to get in the miles today.  Really fun to see some great faces and smiles today that has been awhile.  Look forward to next Saturday.  I believe I will enter and not bandit to try make the workout official this next week.  Again just want to be very conservative on purpose. 

Comments
From Brandon Dase on Sat, Feb 01, 2014 at 17:48:28 from 160.7.242.251

So good to see you today buddy. That dog was after some sausage lol. Nice work today Spencer. Happy you're healthy and on the upswing.

From RileyCook on Sat, Feb 01, 2014 at 19:30:49 from 73.52.134.194

Sounds like a fun day and a good run Mr. Kinnear! Well done.

From Tristram on Sat, Feb 01, 2014 at 19:44:56 from 65.130.14.63

Those are some solid miles, my man. Well done! You've got to feel good about that when you're building.

From Matt Poulsen on Sun, Feb 02, 2014 at 09:43:55 from 50.168.224.197

Nice work today, Spence! Looking great. Keep it up. Just be patient, stay healthy, and be consistent. Fun hanging out with you this morning.

From josse on Sun, Feb 02, 2014 at 16:55:08 from 70.208.22.150

Good to see you so glad you are running pain free:)

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