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Member Since:

Jun 07, 2011

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

5 K Finish

Running Accomplishments:

800- 2:23

1600- 5:23

3200-11:38

3 mile- 18:28

5k- 19:33

1/2 marathon- 1:33:00 

8th place individual at State XC 2011

2nd place team at State XC 2011

PVHS Outstanding Athlete of the Year 2013 

Short-Term Running Goals:

Get back into shape

Have good indoor/outdoor seasons

Never run the 2 mile ever again.

Long-Term Running Goals:

 Run forever.

Personal:

My mother forced me to start running as a freshman in high school.. and as much as I hate to admit it, I actually ended up liking it. Graduated from Pine View High School in 2013 and, after a yearlong hiatus, I am now running again, this time for USU, where I'm working on a composite Elementary Ed/Deaf Ed major.

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Total Distance
9.00

 am: three. Pretty quiet. 

4x1000 at 3:46, 2x300 all out. Felt pukey all throughout the workout.. I think because I didn't get a chance to eat lunch til half an hour before the workout. Early days throw my whole routine off. My splits were around 3:45, 3:49, 3:49, 3:42. I'm not totally sure, because my watch was off.. it would start and be on the right time, but by the end of the 1000, it would be 2 seconds off of everyone elses. So I guess it was an okay workout.. it felt awful, but looking at those times, it wasn't that bad. The 300s were bad. I didn't have my watch, but I could feel the suckiness. I was so so tired after. I just wanted to sleep.

My thoughts and prayers go out to those in Boston today. What an awful thing.

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