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Hawthorn Half Day Relay and Ultra

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Location:

Terre Haute,IN,USA

Member Since:

Sep 21, 2008

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Local Elite

Running Accomplishments:

Ran 2:57 marathon in college 20 years ago.

Most all of my PRs are from when I was 29 and 30.

Half Marathon PR 1:17:16 (my best race ever 53rd place Indy Mini 1999)

10 Mile PR 57:22

15K PR 53:24

10K PR 34:29

5K PR 16:32

Short-Term Running Goals:

Start running again and run 1:30 for a half marathon this fall.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Break 3 hours for the marathon

Sub 17 5K, Sub 36 10K.

Personal:

I am married and have two wonderful kids, 14 and 10.  I've been running since 1982.  I never get "basic" injuries.  I always get the real nasty career threatening kind, like stress fracture of the sacrum, ganglion cyst clamping  down on my peroneal nerve.  

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Race: Hawthorn Half Day Relay and Ultra (37.2 Miles) 05:06:02, Place in age division: 2
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTotal Distance
37.200.000.000.0037.20

Ran the Hawthorn Half Day Relay as a 2-person team with Dave Mason.  Ran pretty strong up through 27 miles, then started struggling from there on.  Then on my 12th lap started cramping severely.  Took 44:46 to walk that 5K and when I finished everything severely cramped up and I was done for the day.  Dave ended up running the last 2 hours 48 minutes by himself, getting 46+ miles to give us 83.1 miles for 2nd in our division.  Left knee didn't pose a problem at all.  My calfs are still twitching.  I was hydrating and fueling well, but apparantly OJ and gatorade don't supply the right amount and kinds of electrolytes.  My first Ultra.  Thinking it may be a long time before I ever attempt something like this again, but I do think I can still do well in a marathon.  Going to take some time off.  Been training hard non-stop since February.

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Comments
From Twinkies on Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 17:58:24 from 63.241.173.64

37 miles in 5 hours. That's awesome. Congratulations on completing your first ultra. Get some rest, you've earned it.

From JimF on Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 10:12:05 from 98.214.104.51

Wow! What a run. Very impressive pace for an ultra! It seems like when you get beyoud the marathon the body does strange things. Congrats on your first ultra and enjoy some time off you deserve it.

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