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Location:

Decatur,AL,USA

Member Since:

Jan 01, 2008

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Age Division Winner

Running Accomplishments:

*1 mi: 4:55.86 (2008)AL Record 42yo
*2 mi: 11:10
*5K: 17:23
*4 mi: 23:20
*5 mi/8K: 29:33

*10K: 36:27
*15K: 58:01
*10 mi: 1:02:38
*1/2 marathon: 1:22:48
*Marathon: 2:57:46 (Boston 2007) 
*50K: 4:42
*MT Mist50k: 5:34:52
*Mtn Masochist 50+miles 9:12 (2009)
*Hot to Trot 8 Hour-  42 miles
*Triathalon 400m/15k/5k 1:00:23

Short-Term Running Goals:

Run a 100K or 100 miler

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Stay healthy, encourage others to run.

Personal:

Married to Kelly since 1992, I have three beautiful daughters; Lily, Camille and Avanelle

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
2140 Blue Lifetime Miles: 236.88
Asics Ohana Lifetime Miles: 150.11
Asics Trail 2140 Lifetime Miles: 314.13
2140 White Lifetime Miles: 238.14
2140 Flame Lifetime Miles: 292.94
Asics 2150 Trail Lifetime Miles: 274.94
Asics 2150 Road Lifetime Miles: 250.26
Nike LunaRacer Lifetime Miles: 80.03
Nike Structure Triax 13 Lifetime Miles: 123.78
Nike Streak XC Lifetime Miles: 30.81
Easy MilesThreshold MilesMarathon Pace MilesTrack speed mileageHill mileageTotal
22.500.000.000.000.0022.50

Why would anyone get up ay 4am on their day off, drive 40+ miles to run 22.5 miles?, easy, for the love of the run and to share it with a good friend. Eric and I ran a partial segment of the Run Across Alabama from Hartselle to Moulton. This segment is not very challenging elevation wise but it's some beautiful country side and pretty much runs due west so every stride you take gets you closer to your destination. We saw a lot of equine, bovine, and canine and some indistinguishable road kill. We kept the pace easy, btw 8:30 and 9:00 with two aid stops. After the second aid stop just past 15 miles we were both fueled with some gatorade and chocolate and the pace picked up without either one of us really saying we were going to. Miles 17-22.5 were all under 8min pace and we even dropped a 7:05 on mile 19. A great morning of running, home by 10am.  3:15:42/8:42

Asics 2140 Miles: 22.50
Comments
From schotz on Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 06:46:28 from 68.190.4.225

thanks for being there Jon. Fun morning. I suprised me how many horses we saw in the 22 miles.

I learned this today and wanted to pass it on. If you hyperlink to a URL in this post, you have to put the full http:// address in . If you don't, it will put in an address which will route people to the fastrunningblog.com home page.

From Nevels on Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 23:19:42 from 131.204.15.93

solid run; glad to hear it went well.

what's your next race?

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