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Logan,UT,United States

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Apr 08, 2005

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Former Course Record Holder (it was a good run while it lasted...)

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Race: Striders WRC 10K (6.2 Miles) 00:36:28, Place overall: 4
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Striders Winter Racing Circuit 10K

Jon and I were happy to leave Logan's 1°  temperature and drive to Ogden (20°+) for the second of too many race, a 10K.  Today's course was a nasty hilly course I love to whine about.  After a quick warmup with Walter, Jon and James (Fiddy) who I haven't seen since WBR last year, the race was underway.  Trevor Ball was there again as he lives on the course and decided to try and win with a tempo run.  The lead group turned into James, Trevor, two guys I didn't know (Braden and Jason), Walter, Tim, and myself.  The pace was brisk, but maneagable over the first 2 miles (super fast second mile is all downhill). 

Mile 1: 5:38

Mile 2: 5:12

By this point the group has splintered and Tim and I were in the second group with Walter close behind.  I managed to not slip and fall on the sections of ice we encountered and actually managed to not freeze too terribly either. 

Mile 3: 5:34

Miles 3 & 4 was pretty challenging as it was pretty rolling with the big uphill coming up still.

Mile 4: 5:54

I was in 5-6th place running with Tim during mile 5.  Walter was a few seconds back.  The big hill approached....Time to go.  I was able to move away from Walter and Tim and slowly catch the guy in 4th (grey shirt guy as I called him aka Braden).  By the mile 5 marker, I was only a few seconds back.

Mile 5: 6:33

The first 2/3 of the mile was the rest of the uphill with the final 1/3 a nice downhill into the stadium parking lot.  I caught Braden on the hill and made sure he wasn't going to tag along.  I finished with a happy sigh as I was soooo glad to be done!

Mile 6: 6:27

Finish 1:10

4th place overall, 2nd in age group.  25 seconds faster than last year, yet 1 place worse.

T-36:28 (5:52) 179 ave 184 max 

We ran the course again for a long cooldown, but it felt more like a deathmarch.  Man I was sure tired.

Now the goal is to find more time to train so I can run a solid half at the Striders 1/2 marathon (next race).

Fastwitch Miles: 6.20Landreth 4 Miles: 8.30
Comments
From rivertonpaul on Sat, Feb 21, 2009 at 14:42:52

Nicely done.

From Burt on Sat, Feb 21, 2009 at 15:22:26

I got a confession to make. I wish I was you. I'm serious. You used to have your HS times posted. My mile time was about four seconds faster than yours. My two mile times was about 10 seconds faster than yours. But now you're way faster than I'll ever be. So I always say, "I could be a Cody Draper if I hadn't quit running." Not sure I want your taste in music, though.

From cody on Sat, Feb 21, 2009 at 18:09:15

paul -

thanks

Burt -

You are odd....but funny

From Jon on Sat, Feb 21, 2009 at 18:27:51

All I can say is that I'm dang glad you are going to be in Mexico for the next race. Otherwise you would clean up the series. I can't believe the shape you are in right now- amazing. Keep up the good work and go win your Colorado marathon. You are just lucky you are a better runner than navigator, though.

From james on Sat, Feb 21, 2009 at 19:39:21

Nice job Cody, I'm glad I moved early on or you would have eaten my alive on the hill. We were in some good company today Braden Perry and Jason Schoenfeld are fast dudes.

From paul on Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 16:35:34

Nice work.

From redrooster on Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 20:50:59

you guys are awesome and keep me motivated. what does Trevor Ball do for a living anyway??

From MichelleL on Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 20:07:04 from 71.219.43.168

Good job Cody (trying to be like Paul - less is more, dang it, this comment is getting long).

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