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Location:

Washington,UT,U.S.A.

Member Since:

Aug 03, 2011

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

World Class

Running Accomplishments:

Half Marathon 1:14

Sub 4:30 Half Ironman

3200m PR- 10:01

1600m PR- 4:42
800m PR- 2:12
5K PR- 16:28
2.95- 15:53

Sub 4:30 Half Ironman

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

Track 2013:

sub 1:10 Half Marathon

Finish a half-ironman in the top 50

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Compete in marathons and Ironmans

Run an Ultra marathon

Personal:

College student who was a PVXC varsity runner (4ever).  I'm probably the most competetive person you will meet.  I love learning languages and learning new things!  I love watching professional soccer (real football)!  I like learning new thing and love playing most sports!

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Brooks Pureflow Lifetime Miles: 214.50
Sauconty Cortana (B) Lifetime Miles: 251.00
Brooks Launch Lifetime Miles: 370.05
Saucony Cortana Lifetime Miles: 259.36
Mizuno Wave Elixir 7 Lifetime Miles: 250.50
Brooks Launch (Black) Lifetime Miles: 213.50
Saucony Crossfire Lifetime Miles: 365.10
Saucony Fiya Lifetime Miles: 419.05
Saucony Virrata Lifetime Miles: 193.25
Adidas Climacool Lifetime Miles: 73.00
Adidas Boost Lifetime Miles: 5.00
Race: Region 9 (2 Miles) 00:10:08, Place overall: 7
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
7.000.007.00

AM- 3 miles E.

PM- RACE (3200m) I decided today to do something I haven't done all season (but I think I should've done it earlier...oh well). I decided to run the first half just a little slower and kick the last mile. So, coach told me to stay right on chris hansen because he usually runs smart and the way I wanted, but he took out way fast and was right on mike's shoulder. So I just tucked in upper-mid-pack. Chris slowly came back to where I was and I just stuck on his shoulder. 1st mile- 4:59. Perfect! Exactly what I wanted. I took off the 5th lap and I caught a ton of people! I was feeling so good and my legs felt like they could run this pace forever! Then, Hunter Chamberlain and Josh Thatcher came up and started to kick ahead of me and I went with Hunter for a bit but then for some reason I chose to stick with Josh while Hunter caught the group ahead of us. Really that was my only mistake this race...not going with Hunter. Josh gained a little gap in the 6th lap but only a couple of feet. 800m to go I was feeling good but for some reason I didn't go for my kick, but I was going faster just not kicking. Last lap I really wanted state so I dug deep and caught Josh because I thought he'd be close. I outsprinted him at the end barely. He is fast for how young he is.

I ended up getting 10:06. The race was really slow (mike got a 9:45 about 10-15 seconds slower than usual) so I was bummed I didn't get state. I felt like I raced it smarter than I ever have before! I think I'm going to do half-marathons this summer because I can hold paces longer and more effectively than speed. But it was not my best season, but I'm glad I got to be a part of the team and at least end on a positive note. I really pulled my times back down after I let them slip. I love my team so much and can't wait to hear about them dominating next year!

Saucony Crossfire Miles: 7.00
Night Sleep Time: 0.00Nap Time: 0.00Total Sleep Time: 0.00Calories: 0.00
Comments
From Vis on Sat, May 11, 2013 at 13:47:53 from 199.201.102.64

When I asked coach about region, he told me how great you raced. It's a bummer to not make state when you're shooting for it. Sorry about that. But what a good feeling to know that you raced well. Congratulations. I'm very happy for you.

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