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May 01, 2008

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Goal Type:

Marathon Finish

Running Accomplishments:

Deseret News 10K 2008 1:09:37

Highland Fling 5K: 34:50

Short-Term Running Goals:

06/14/08 Riverwoods 10 Mile in 2:10

07/24/08 DesNews 10K in 1:06

Run a 5K in less than 30

08/09/08 Provo River 1/2 in 2:30

Run a marathon in 2009

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run a marathon in less than 4 hours

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Race: Running with Angels (3.1 Miles) 00:35:20

Glucose AM:125 PM 101


Running with Angels, my new favorite 5K. Half the run was through the Thanksgiving Point Gardens. Though the tulips were no longer in bloom, it is still a great place to see a diversity of trees and plants with new spring growth.

The race used the little "scrunchie rings" for timer devices -- the kind Christina likes to cut open with scissors. I haven't found the results on-line yet. The music was to my liking -- 70s oldies such as Sweet Home Alabama, YMCA.

It was just a really upbeat feeling -- you know the Utah County afterglow.

I cut 30 seconds off my previous best inspite of recovering from a cold and the hilly course.

Time 35:20 1st: 10:30, 2nd: 11:30 3rd: 12:10

I took 3 days rest before this race, mostly because I was sick. My legs sure felt rested after that time. Regarding blood sugar, I was surprised that in spite of a low calorie diet and maximum medication my glucose hovered around 200 (too high) during those 3 days. Which means that to keep glucose low, exercise is mandatory. I just can't take days off.




Comments
From Kim on Mon, May 19, 2008 at 13:42:53

I ran this race Saturday and found it to be a very happy and enjoyable race also! I would never want to try to get a PR on that course though. I think it needs to be more for great times than for great clock times! I wish all the bloggers could have found each other and said "Hey". Anyway, good job on the race and enjoying the upbeat feeling.

From Kelly on Tue, May 20, 2008 at 07:53:25

Congratulations on a strong time in the 5K and improving your PR on a tough course. Looks like you are right on track to get that 1:12 goal for the 10K at Bridal Veil. I'll be watching for that race report as well.

From Michael on Fri, May 23, 2008 at 11:55:53

Way to run with the angels. My son (Falcon) and I ran the race too. Yes its a pleasant scenic race, although the narrow winding paths were a little challenging. Way to keep up your training - great efforts. I battle with the weight and binging too - stress makes me go with my sweet tooth too much. Keep up the running - it helps

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