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Location:

Seven Hills,Oh,U.S.A.

Member Since:

Aug 31, 2010

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Age Division Winner

Running Accomplishments:

Toenails Lost: 2.5

Qualified for Boston:

  • TOU    9/17/11 3:09:49
  • TOU    9/15/12 3:04:38

13 Marathons: 3:04:38

7 Half Marathons 1:21:11

1 15k 1:02:08

Short-Term Running Goals:

Stop being fat and start running again. I want to turn my short term goal into a habit of running instead of being a crappy seasonal runner.

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Find time for School, Family, and Running while in Podiatry school.

Beat LA

 

 

Personal:

I've been married since January 2008 to my biggest fan, and best friend. We have 3 kids, Mackson, Kaylin, and Linclon. I am from Utah, but now live in Ohio (since July 2015) for Podiatry School.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
New Balance Lifetime Miles: 209.00
Total Distance
24.00

24 miles at 5:30 am, not on a treadmill. It took a few miles before running on the road felt normal. For a little while It felt funny that I was moving forward, and the ground wasn't moving backwards. The weirdness of running on the road for the first time in a week shows by my mile splits for the first few miles. I was also taking it easy, knowing that i had 24 miles ahead and didn't want to start out too quick. It was dark for the first few miles, so I couldn't see what my mile splits were, but when I saw that mile 4 was around 8:15 I was a little surprised at how slow I was going. I guess it is better to start slow and be able to finish than to start fast and blow up at the end.

The only thing memorable about this run is at 22.83 miles I thought I got shot in my right hip. It was only for 1 step, but it hurt BAD!!! After that it was a little sore, but nothing like the initial pain.

My pace for this weeks long run was 18 seconds slower a mile than last weeks long run, but this week was all out and back, and last week I had 600 feet decline over 22 miles, so I am not concerned.

Avg HR 147

Max HR 171

18:15.1

28:03.8

38:06.9

4       8:16.7

57:59.3

67:47.9

77:56.1

87:46.9

97:35.5

107:40.6

117:30.0

127:29.9

137:38.6

147:47.2

157:39.4

167:37.9

177:30.7

187:32.7

197:31.6

207:43.1

217:52.0

227:37.5

237:41.8

247:40.5

Total time 3:06:21

Avg pace 7:46


Gray Miles: 24.00
Weight: 0.00
Comments
From Derunzo on Sat, Aug 11, 2012 at 09:34:49 from 24.218.176.97

Huge run & miles for the week.... your consistency is impressive!

From Tmck on Sat, Aug 11, 2012 at 10:12:11 from 69.20.153.156

Derunzo- I have been running for 4 years, and I haven't ever been consistent. I am hoping that with improved dedication will come greater reward. You are pretty consistent yourself,how are the plans for a marathon coming?

From Derunzo on Sat, Aug 11, 2012 at 10:51:18 from 24.218.176.97

Thanks for asking Tmck.... I'm hoping to be healthy enough to run my first marathon in late October. I would love to hit that 3:10 mark for my age group to BQ, but just finishing is the big picture goal. Do you recommend hooking on with a pace group?

From Tmck on Sat, Aug 11, 2012 at 13:24:52 from 69.20.153.156

That would be awesome to hit 3:10 in your first marathon. I have never run with a pace group, so I don't know. I was a pacer last year at Top of Utah for 3:10. There were about 15 people that started with our group (myself and another pacer). By about mile 18 I was by myself, even the other pacer dropped off the pace. Hopefully that isn't discouraging, but I can't say for myself if pacing groups work. I never run with other people, so it was kind of hard to talk to others while running. Maybe others have better experiences with pacers.

From Derunzo on Sat, Aug 11, 2012 at 13:39:57 from 24.218.176.97

I run solo all the time as well... not by choice, it's just the way it works out. Family, working, running and repeat...

Thanks for the input & happy running!

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