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Location:

Holladay,UT,USA

Member Since:

Mar 29, 2008

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Marathon Finish

Running Accomplishments:

2011 Salt Lake City Half  1:42  

2010 Buffalo Run 25 K  2:25  

2010 St George Marathon 3:48  

2011 Mid Mountain Trail Marathon 4:27 

2011 Squaw Peak 50 mile 14:00:49 

Short-Term Running Goals:

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Personal:

married, 4 children

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Peregrine 8 Lifetime Miles: 332.00
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Brooks Cascade 14 Lifetime Miles: 345.28
Brooks Cascading 15 Lifetime Miles: 260.39
Saucony Peregrine Lifetime Miles: 181.64
Race: Buffalo Run 25 K (16 Miles) 02:29:03, Place overall: 60, Place in age division: 11
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
16.180.0016.18

Will add official time and place when I get them.  Today was a fun day and about what I was hoping for.  Namely, Enjoy it, run hard enough to really enjoy a scheduled 90 minute post race massage, feel better than last year at the finish, have no serious leg issues (which have been plaguing me lately), enjoy the stew, and beat the snot out of my brother.  Accomplished all of the above except brother Oreo ended up kicking my trash with a fine run.  I only saw him at the start and with about 3 miles to go, but couldnt catch up, in fact he just kept getting farther into the distance. I guess nature is back in its natural order of things.  Also, was able to see older brother in for his first antelope experience. 

 Was hoping to beat last years time, but was 3 minutes slower.  The mud this year was part of this, but after reviewing my splits from last and this year I was only faster this year in 3 of the 16 miles and slightly slower in the rest.  This I think was due to not always aggressively passing or trying to pass the trains of runners that I was sometimes behind, which is actually great that more people are out doing this, and being generally more conservative with the downhills to avoid the leg issue.   Just have to focus and nut up I guess. Also, currently I have a mindset of no injury and slow build to be able to finish Squaw 50 this summer. 

 I love this course and the general environment though...good times, good times.  Nice job to all the more powerful and adventurous bloggers on their fine races...  feeling a bit wimpy here only doing the 25, but what do you expect from a coffin boy as another brother might say.  

Cascadia 6 Miles: 16.18
Comments
From Oreo on Sun, Mar 27, 2011 at 10:50:18 from 174.27.150.39

Good times, my brotha!

You need to give yourself props - you had a great race! Your just sad a cookie beat U down.. Let's schedule 30 miler...

From Bryce on Sun, Mar 27, 2011 at 13:03:38 from 71.199.55.103

I see a showdown at Squaw in the works! Nice job out there G. Good to see you and the cookie.

From Kelli on Sun, Mar 27, 2011 at 15:51:23 from 71.219.97.85

Sounds like you had a good time and that is what matters! I think I need to volunteer for Squaw Peak just to see the race go down.

From mozzer on Sun, Mar 27, 2011 at 20:57:49 from 166.205.136.51

Hey don't worry, there is always the coffin boy club BBQ! Get accustomed to getting that trash taken out as at the skyline another injustice will be righted! Nice work my pale friend!

From Scott Wesemann on Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 02:17:18 from 75.162.76.168

That was a fun race. If I would have known who you were I would have yelled at you or punched your shoulder or something.

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