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Location:

Naples,FL,

Member Since:

Mar 29, 2011

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Boston Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:

400m - ATC:  1:08   May '11

800m - ATC:  2:32   May '11

1600m - self-timed:  5:?? 

5k- Vinings Downhill 5k:  18:34  Sept, '11

10.k - Mardis Gras 10k:  39:15   Feb '12

Half - The Scream:  1:23:59  Jul '11

Marathon - Ridge to Bridge:  3:06:23   Oct '11

Completed 13 Marathons & 2 50k & 1 Century ride

Short-Term Running Goals:

Run injury free

Upcoming Races:

Sept. 14: - Erie Marathon

Long-Term Running Goals:

Sprint down Boylston Street once per year

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
ST-6 Racer Lifetime Miles: 223.50
Boston Adizero Red Lifetime Miles: 607.00
Boston Adizero White Lifetime Miles: 430.00
Nike Free Lifetime Miles: 362.00
Nike Trail Lifetime Miles: 327.20
Boston Classic Lifetime Miles: 362.50
Adidas Marathon TR Lifetime Miles: 155.90
Vertical Feet Climbed - 2011 Lifetime Miles: 75701.00
Kinvara 2 Lifetime Miles: 31.80
Adios Lifetime Miles: 277.90
Ghost GTX Lifetime Miles: 328.00
Karhu Flow Formula One Lifetime Miles: 166.30
Brooks PureFlow 2 Lifetime Miles: 153.70
Adios II Lifetime Miles: 147.40
Adios 2 Lifetime Miles: 150.20
Sat, Jul 30, 2011
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTotal Distance
10.002.000.002.0014.00

Took River path to the end, was 6 miles & to my pleasant surprise there was a Powerade drink machine in front of a fire station, so I was hydrated for the return run.  Started out just wanting to keep miles under 8:00, got progressively faster.  Decided to run Mile 11 fast & rewarded myself by walking the last mile home, giving me a chance to cool down & dry off so I was not dripping with sweat when I walked back in the house!   There was a very nice breeze out.  I then rode 12 miles on my bike with my dad on the same path, at about the same pace ... lol ... dad is 77.  That made for a really nice cool down for the legs.

 

Split
Avg Pace
Avg HR
Max HR
1
8:37
126
138
2
7:50
143
147
3
7:37
147
152
4
7:39
148
150
5
7:45
149
153
6
7:50
149
155
7
7:33
140
149
8
7:27
148
153
9
7:15
152
155
10
7:17
155
158
11
6:49
162
169
 Summary
7:36
147
169

6pm - couldn't bring myself to pay 30 for a local 5k, so showed up late, ran course & socialized. Ran first mile in 6;13, next half under 7 ... It was hot, had caught up to walkers, so I joined each one for a little while and encouraged them! Ran 3 miles in 24 minutes ... After 11 this morning, I was happy to just do that & loosen the legs a little!

Boston Classic Miles: 11.00
Comments
From SlowJoe on Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 22:00:20 from 75.109.104.60

Really nice run. Hey, I've never run a 70-mile week (68 a couple times). How's everything feeling?

From JG on Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 23:01:22 from 71.57.246.108

Thx Joe, surprisingly I feel fine, I think it has alot to do with the flat terrain around here, alot difft than hills! I had no problem cranking out a 6:13 mile tonight, and am sure I could have hung on for at least a sub 20, but little desire, wasn't there to race & didn't want to push it, but was encouraged by how I felt. I just decide how far on every run based on how I feel, wasn't shooting for 70, know I need to build mileage though! Running twice a day has really helped, as I walways struggle with going over 10 on a training run ... mostly just for mental reasons! I know I can dig deep & run as long as I need to on race day, but surely my pace will benefit if I can put together a string of 50+ mpw's, don't have too many of those under my belt!

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