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Location:

Edmond,OK,USA

Member Since:

Feb 05, 2013

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Olympic Trials Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:

PB: 

Marathon: 2:22:18 QC Marathon 2012

Half Marathon:1:07:20 Provo River Half 2012

10k: 30:13

5k: 14:34

1500m: 3:58

Marathon Wins:

 OKC Memorial Winner 2013 in 2:26:13

OKC Memorial Winner 2012 in 2:27:30

Prarie Fire Marathon Winner 2011: 2:29:43 

Short-Term Running Goals:

Olympic Trials B standard Qualifier.

Run Sub 2:20

Run sub 2:18

PR in Half-Marathon

PR on the track 5k and 10k 

Hit 5,000 plus miles in 2013 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run sub 2:18!

Qualify for the Olympic trials in the Marathon.

Maintain a Healthy running lifestyle.  

Personal:

Married with my first child in December 2012. 

4th Year Dental Student at Oklahoma College of Dentistry.

2nd Lt. Army Dental Corps, pursuing an Oral Surgery Residency.

UVU Alumni, 5 years of collegiate Running.  

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Race: Little Rock Marathon (26.2 Miles) 02:25:18, Place overall: 4
Total Distance
27.20

AM: Little Rock Marathon. Weather was near perfect with a little extra wind then forecasted. Fairly hilly course though, so definitely happy with the time on a very honest course. Got out in about 1:10:15 and felt great in through the later half which is a little tougher in elevation change then the first. Got my Wichita side stitch about the same time on this race around mile 19-20. Was very very pleased with my performance until mile 24. funny how in the marathon things can turn from great to horrible within a matter of a half mile. I believe lack of hydration and nutrition towards the end really put me in. Brain started shutting down so I entered survival mode for the last two miles with the watch pushing low 6s. Place wasnt going to change so I just wanted to make it to the line. A little bummed about that since I was on a 2:22-2:23 performance until then, and felt like I might have made a move on 3rd place who was fading. Got beat by very respectable company though, and feel like my fitness was shown today. Overall satisfied with the race. Now back to the grind. 

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Comments
From Lynn on Mon, Mar 04, 2013 at 07:29:52 from 205.153.58.10

Congratulations on a great race.

From scottkeate on Mon, Mar 04, 2013 at 08:37:46 from 192.150.9.200

Great race on an honest course!

From jtshad on Mon, Mar 04, 2013 at 08:48:35 from 141.221.191.225

Great race and top 5 finish is awesome. Like you said, marathons are tough as you never know what the next mile holds.

From Jake K on Mon, Mar 04, 2013 at 12:53:36 from 155.100.226.191

You competed very well against a strong field. If the side stitch started creeping up ~19 and you didn't really start losing time until 5 miles later, that shows some real toughness to be able to solider on and hold the hard pace. Really good job, congrats!

From Holt on Mon, Mar 04, 2013 at 20:12:31 from 67.2.244.110

Great job!

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