Emily's training blog

December 21, 2024

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Location:

Taylorsville,UT,

Member Since:

Sep 17, 2007

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Olympic Trials Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:

2 x Deseret News 10k winner

3 x All-American at BYU (back in the day)

10 x state champion in high school (way back in the day!)

3 x USA team member

Short-Term Running Goals:

I would like to run an Olympic Trials Qualifier in the marathon.

I would also like to run on one more international team before I pack it in!

 Stay healthy!  (My biggest challenge!)

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run my whole life, and then live vicariously through my children. (just kidding) , but I do want to pass on a healthy lifestyle to them.

Help coach East High to a state championship. (hope it doesn't take a lifetime!)

Personal:

I've been running since I was nine.  I'm married to a fellow runner who inspires and supports me.  We have two children:  Cole (4) and Lily (18 mos.)  I help Bill Cobler coach cross country at East High School.

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Miles:This week: 21.00 Month: 88.80 Year: 1086.00
NB 580 Lifetime Miles: 49.79
Easy MilesThreshold MilesMarathon Pace MilesTrack speed mileageHill mileageTotal
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My inspiration for running today was Susannah winning the mile at the state championships in 4:54, followed by winning the 2 mile today in 10:39.  She was amazing!  What a way to finish up a stellar high school career. 

Devra met me at my house for a loop run that incorporated some road and some of the river trail.  I was still feeling Thursday's workout a bit, but nothing too terrible.  We were running along just fine until we hit the trail.  From miles 5-7 there were giant puddles (or ponds) on the trail. They were calf deep in some places, and there was no way to run around them.  We had to resort to removing our shoes and socks and wading across the puddles.  The trail improved after 4800S, and we ran into no more trouble during the run.  It made for an adventurous run, with a couple less-than-quality miles.  I am happy to be done for the week!

Comments
From allie on Sat, May 21, 2011 at 19:29:53 from 174.23.197.101

great week, emily. sounds like a fun run, especially with all the puddles :)

also, thanks for the great post yesterday. i needed to read that.

susannah 4:54?!?!? awesome!

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