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Location:

Salt Lake City,UT,

Member Since:

Nov 14, 2008

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

50k:  4:59 at Buffalo Run in 2010  (32 miles)

Marathon:  3:01 at St. George in 2009!

Half:  1:29 at Painter's/ St. George in 2009.  1:27 at Salt Lake in 2009 (aided course)

10k: 40:53 Greek Festival 10k at Sugar House park in 2010.

5miles: 32:10 Dam 2 Dam in 2009.  Master's winner.

5k: 20:00:00  19:54 in May 2010.

2008:  Ran the Slam + Boston

I need to update this!

Short-Term Running Goals:

Carpe Diem.

Don't trip over my own feet.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Keep running.

Personal:

1 wife

1 girl child

1 boy child

1 big dog

1 little dog

I'm a geologist for my day job.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTotal Distance
2.8012.000.000.0014.80

The plan called for 3 ez and 12 at marathon pace miles.  I decided to run the pace miles up and down City Creek Canyon, even though the elevation change isn't anything like my goal race.  Since City Creek is steep, I planned to just run at marathon pace effort and see what that brought.

Last year at this point in my training I was one week back after a missing a week due to a sprained ankle.  Then my 12 MP miles were up and down Provo Canyon and I really choked.  Today I feel like I really rocked it!

1.7 mile warm up. 12 MP.  1.1 cool down.  72°-74° (cooler in the canyon)

uphill    downhill (roughly corresponds to uphill mile)

                      6:09(.57mi)

8:42                6:10

9:12                6:10

8:51                6:28

9:06                6:14

10:30              6:00

11:31(.43mi)   6:14

Average pace up and down- 7:40.  Downhill/aided PRs-  5k = 19:07.   5 mile = 31:06.  10k = 38:35.  What does all of this mean?  Probably nothing but I hope I feel as good on race day.  I was running at what felt like a hard but sustainable effort.  I hope I can hold this effort for 26.2.


Comments
From Kathie on Sat, Aug 07, 2010 at 14:06:55 from 63.248.105.188

Love that you "rocked it!!!!"

From Andy on Sat, Aug 07, 2010 at 15:08:15 from 198.60.114.178

Great run. The extended MP runs are always hard for me. Those are some great splits.

From Huans32 on Sat, Aug 07, 2010 at 15:16:42 from 98.202.0.57

Awesome run bro. That is some great paces man.

From Teena Marie on Sat, Aug 07, 2010 at 18:32:15 from 174.52.45.85

WOW!!!!

Man ... you more than rocked it!!!

(I was looking in the thesauras for a synonym for * stud * - since that is highly used - couldn't find any one word that really seemed to fit ... hmmm ... * beef cake *? Mull it over and tell what you think!!!)

Seriously -- AMAZING run!!! :)

From Rhett on Sat, Aug 07, 2010 at 23:01:05 from 74.36.34.151

Run really rocked those downhill miles! This should give you some great confidence going into your race.

From Smooth on Sun, Aug 08, 2010 at 01:39:54 from 174.23.203.161

WOW!!! those mountain goat pace of yours rock! the race pace is going to feel so easy for you in Boise! VERY AWESOME!!!

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