A Lean and Hungry Look

December 26, 2024

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Location:

Salt Lake City,UT,USA

Member Since:

May 06, 2006

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Local Elite

Running Accomplishments:

Won Park City Marathon (tiny field, slow course, no purse) and Utah Grand Slam in 2006

Marathon: 2:37:04 (St. George 2009)

Short-Term Running Goals:

Train for as solid a race in Boston 2011 as my schedule will allow.  Accept the fact that there isn't room in my life to train for a breakthrough performance and do the best I can under the circumstances.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Lose the all-or-nothing mentality and start using running as an outlet instead of an additional source of stress.

Personal:

I'm married with 4 kids (2 boys, 2 girls) and live in Salt Lake City, where I work as a real estate attorney. 

Let me have men about me that are fat,
Sleek-headed men and such as sleep a-nights.
Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look,
He thinks too much; such men are dangerous.

"Julius Caesar," Act I, scene 2, 190-95

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Kayano Blue Lifetime Miles: 352.51
Kayano Orange Lifetime Miles: 413.88
DS Trainer Lifetime Miles: 259.32
Nike Free Lifetime Miles: 164.78
Kayano Red Lifetime Miles: 371.34
Kayano 15A Lifetime Miles: 310.02
Kayano 15B Lifetime Miles: 340.36
Vibram Five Fingers Lifetime Miles: 66.50
DS Trainer 15A Lifetime Miles: 310.92
DS Trainer 15B Lifetime Miles: 297.94
DS Trainer 16C Lifetime Miles: 308.08
DS Trainer 16D Lifetime Miles: 207.49
DS Racer Lifetime Miles: 72.98
DS Trainer 16E Lifetime Miles: 66.73
DS Trainer 16F Lifetime Miles: 48.80
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTrainer 1 MilesTrainer 2 MilesRacer MilesTotal Distance
8.690.003.120.000.000.000.0011.81

Repeat of last Tuesday's intervals.  Drove to Liberty Park, then ran warmup of a little over 2 miles, including a few pullouts/strides. 15x1-minute repeats with recovery jog between each until HR dipped to 140 bpm.  Target was to hit 180 bpm during intervals.

1: AHR 154 (4:44/mi)

-2:26 recovery

2: AHR 166 (4:55/mi)

-1:43 recovery

3: AHR 168 (4:43/mi)

-2:31 recovery

4: AHR 168 (4:39/mi)

-4:57 recovery (no rhyme or reason for this)

5: AHR 166 (4:51/mi)

-2:24 recovery

6: AHR 168 (4:48/mi)

-2:29 recovery

7: AHR 168 (4:56/mi)

-7:00 recovery (!)

8: AHR 166 (4:37/mi)

-5:52 recovery

9: AHR 164 (5:06/mi)

-2:01 recovery

10: AHR 167 (4:38/mi)

-2:08 recovery

11: AHR 168 (4:44/mi)

-6:01 recovery

12: AHR 167 (4:50/mi)

-1:20 recovery

13: AHR 167 (4:48/mi)

-1:55 recovery

14: AHR 168 (4:54/mi)

-4:10 recovery

15: AHR 166 (5:01/mi)

-3:14 recovery

Cooldown of a little over a mile.  I lost count about halfway through the workout, but by the time I hit about the 12th repeat I thought I was done, so the last 4 were a little tough mentally.  I was pleased that so many of the recoveries were so short and puzzled by the long ones.  Legs felt pretty worked over by the end.  Still having a lot of tightness in left quad extending down toward the knee, which is understandable since I haven't done massage work for a few days on it.  I iced it down for about 15 minutes when I got home and it's feeling a little better now.

DS Trainer Miles: 11.81
Weight: 0.00
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