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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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Boston Classic Lifetime Miles: 362.50
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10:00 recovery pace.  Hit the lap button & fell in about 30 yards behind a guy who passed ... after 0.4 miles his pace kept increasing & he started pulling away, so I backed off since I was on a recovery run & I wasn't going to be able to keep up with him anyway ... averaged 6:58 pace for 0.4 miles - wow, that was hard - I can't believe I once ran that fast the last 2 miles of a marathon!

Comments
From Dan on Thu, Aug 27, 2015 at 18:50:37 from 71.14.25.199

Catching up. Heck of a run yesterday and glad you have a plan! Solid recovery.

From SlowJoe on Fri, Aug 28, 2015 at 18:14:18 from 45.18.50.53

I hate it when people ruin my recovery runs like that. The nerve of that guy to speed up like that...

From JG on Fri, Aug 28, 2015 at 18:34:28 from 174.60.252.61

Funny thing is Joe, after cruising behind him for a 1/4 mile, I told myself I could reel him in & then go back to recovery right after I passed him ... figured it would take close to a mile to do that & @ that point I could cruise til my watch buzzed & have a mile pr for this training cycle. As soon as I started speeding up is when he started pulling away ... by the time I got to .4 miles I was losing ground rapidly in spite of watching my application drop on my watch. I thought I would see him again as the river path ends, so it is a common out & back route for runners. He's lucky he went into the neighborhood at end of psth, cuz I was going to body slam him on his return.

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