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Location:

So. Jordan,UT,USA

Member Since:

May 12, 2008

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Marathon Finish

Running Accomplishments:

St.George marathon 2009 - 3:34:07.  It was a PR on my 11th time running St. George.

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

Run St. George in under 3:30; be in the top 3 in my age group

Long-Term Running Goals:

Stay strong, run well for many more years.  Still set PR's in my 50's.

Learn how to run more relaxed and efficient.

Personal:

I'm married with four children.  I run with a group called the Bingham Butt-Kickers, a really fun group of people that gets me out running early on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and sometimes Saturdays.   I recently found out that I've been running with poor form for many years, which has probably contributed to some nagging aches and pains I've had for years.  One of my big goals now is to be able to run with better form and to have running feel more effortless.  I hope this won't take too many years to achieve!

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Total Distance
7.00

If you get out of bed at 4:35, you should be able to make early miles at 5:30, right?  Not so, I had a rough morning.  I did get on the treadmill and warm up some there, so I did get something done.  I then met the group at a new location, 2700 W. and 11800 So.  I think Peggy and I thought that was closer to Daybreak than it really was, because the plan was to run more up in Daybreak, but oh well, it worked out anyway.  We first ran west on 118th as a warm-up.  I liked that because it was a gradual uphill, and that's what I need.  That was about 1.4 miles and the avg. pace was 9:18.  Then about .5 miles of 30 seconds on, 30 off, the pace there was 8:30, with best of 6:30.  Then a 1.94 run, up into Daybreak, around the round about, back down, then north on 40th W., over the temple hill, down and done.  The pace for that was 7:53, time was 15:17.  Then about a half mile run back up the hill and to 114th W.  It took 1:27 to reach the crest of the hill, and my pace there was 7:39, then downhill and to 114th, the pace was 6:41.  Then a 1.94 mile run back to the cars, with one minute on, one off.  My average pace there was 7:45.

This is probably too much detail of the run (translation: boring to everyone reading) but I like seeing 6's and 7's before my avg. pace, it's been a long time since I've seen them, so I need to record them because they may not last!  You never know.  It was a good workout, I felt pretty beat up after.  I'm trying to push the limits, but not go over them, wherever that point is.  I always enjoy running with everyone in the group, they are the greatest!  Bingham Butt Kickers Rule! (I can say that because I don't think Michelle M. reads the blog.)

Comments
From Nancy on Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 09:00:41 from 216.83.69.79

I think it is great that you can run so fast. I was so dead after the run and I didn't even run that fast.

From RAD on Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 00:44:24 from 67.166.99.8

Nice work Cheryl! It is really neat to see those low numbers, and FYI I like to read the details on the reports :) You are doing GREAT especially feeling better after your recovery. I'm sure it feels wonderful to push the limits and know your body can handle it!!

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