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Location:

Eatonville,WA,USA

Member Since:

Nov 01, 2007

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Age Division Winner

Running Accomplishments:

Short-Term Running Goals:

Regain consistency.

Build up slowly and come out strong.

Regain "speed" (relative)

Finish WR50 again.

Improve at Cascade Crest. 

2013 Races:

  • Capital Peak Mega Fat Ass 17M (1/19) - 2:48:48
  • Yakima Skyline Rim 50K (4/21) - 7:16:20
  • Grey Rock 50K (5/13)
  • White River 50M (7/27)
  • Cascade Crest 100M (8/24-25)

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Find my true running potential, then exceed it.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Hoka Stinson B Lifetime Miles: 982.34
Hoka Stinson Evo Lifetime Miles: 452.95
Altra Provision Lifetime Miles: 139.73
Altra Torin Lifetime Miles: 380.08
Hoka Bondi 2 Lifetime Miles: 706.15
Hoka Mafate 3 Lifetime Miles: 81.12
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTotal Distance
6.500.000.000.006.50

6.5 miles in 48:02, 7:23/mi, HR 146.

Drizzly and cool (58F).  Legs dead from yesterday's workout.  Left hip flexor a bit sore but got better and loosened up into the run. 

 Adrenaline 8 (Blue) 358.93 365.43 miles
 Asics 2130 (Blue)  156.70 miles
 NB 903 159.29 miles

Night Sleep Time: 8.00Nap Time: 0.00Total Sleep Time: 8.00
Comments
From Sean Sundwall on Fri, Oct 03, 2008 at 17:44:15

Dale,

I haven't followed your daily workouts closely enough to know is this is the normal routine, but do you normally separate your two speed workouts each week by only one day? If that has worked for you then keep at it. But to allow proper recovery, I have always put two or even three days between my speed workouts. Do whatever works, I just thought I would add my two cents...which is exactly what it's worth.

From Dale on Fri, Oct 03, 2008 at 18:04:45

Yup, my normal schedule is Monday double, Tues/Thurs hard & doubles), and Sat long. My Tues workouts will often be either a medium-long run or shorter leg-speed intervals (i.e. the 1 min Fartleks).

I haven't had too much trouble with the schedule but this week I hit Tuesday's repeats too hard, which of course, set me up to really feel it by today.

I hear you on the recovery and sequencing though....Funny, I was really thinking about it yesterday before I went to the track. I'd considered a Monday, Thursday, Sat schedule, but that just shorts my long run recovery time and with getting closer to the marathon and adding more MP+ miles in...Not enough days in the week, I suppose.

So I'm guessing you have one day between your 2nd hard workout and your long run? Do you recover from long runs pretty easily?

$0.02 from a guy who's run in the Olympic Trials is worth a bit more in this case :) Thanks for the input.

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