Chris "Krash Man" Pope

June 28, 2024

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Location:

West Valley City,Ut,

Member Since:

Dec 08, 2007

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Marathon Finish

Running Accomplishments:

50 Miles:13:09, 10:30 (2013) paced end half of a 100 miler

50K: 4:27 (2006), 4:23 (2007)

Marathon: 3:08 (2003), 2:56 (2004), 3:03 (2005), 2:57 (2006), 2:58 (2007), 3:02 (2012), 2:59 (2013).

1/2 Marathon: 1:23 (2002), 1:26 (2003), 1:20 (2004), 1:23 (2011), 1:22.35 (2013), 1:20.54 (2013).

5K: 18:09 (2007), 18:10 (2013).

Short-Term Running Goals:

Recover from injury----Patella tendenitis

Running strong and I am back to where I was pre injury.

Still biking some

Long-Term Running Goals:

I want to run a 2:50 marathon.

Run an other 50 miler.

Run a 4 hour 50k.

I would love to do some more trail running and get off the road.

I have paced twice for the Wasatch 100. Some day I will run it.

 Bike a 100 miler  Heber Valley Century 9/27/08

Bike a Century in 6 hours   

-Tour De Cure June 2009 5:48

-Cache Valley Aug 2009 5:33

-Heber Valley Sept 2009 6:20 hard ride.

-Salt Lake Century May 2010 5:15*

-Tour De Park City July 2010 5:15 PR

-Cashe Valley Aug 2010 5:23

-Heber Valley Sept 2010 5:52  102 miles hilly



 

Personal:

Married to Laurie with three kids Natalie (9), Loren (7), and Terence (15m)

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
New Balance 769 Lifetime Miles: 190.72
Adidas Formation Lifetime Miles: 42.40
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
3.000.003.00

I ran at the oval and it was nice compared to the rainy cold weather out side.  I ran with Coach, Christina and Renae for the first 2 miles and then picked it up for the last one.  I wanted to run more but I had to get to work.

I went to donaite blood today but I wasn't able because my Iron level was too low. I needed a 38 to donaite and I was a 35 (normal for men is 40-50).  I have never had a problem with my Iron level.  The tech that was doing the precheck asked if I was a runner.  She told me runners some times have low Iron levels.  Then another tech asked me if I took x-rays (I was wearing green OR scrubs).  My wife looked up Low Iron level on the internet and it said that exposure to x-rays can cause low Iron.  But I know I haven't been exposed to radioation.  I am always out of the room when I take my x-rays.  So, my wife wants me to get a physical to see if there is any thing wrong.  You know the heart test, blood work and what ever else the Dr things he needs to do.  But I will not turn my head and cough!!   I have also been having a lot of head aches that I can't explain for the past 3-4 weeks or maybe longer. 

Comments
From Christina on Fri, Apr 04, 2008 at 12:41:59

Wow, that is a pretty low iron count, especially for a guy. I usually get deferred since my iron is around 36/37, so I started taking iron supplements which has helped. I think a physical is a great idea. You need a high iron to run, too! The more the better. :0)

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