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Location:

New York,NY,USA

Member Since:

Nov 19, 2013

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Age Division Winner

Running Accomplishments:

5K PR = 18:47 (Winter 2014)

10K PR = 39:24 (Fall 2012)

13.1 PR = 1:31:24 (Spring 2014)

Short-Term Running Goals:

1:30 Half Marathon

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Stay injury free.

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Race: Miller Park Turkey Trot (3 Miles) 00:19:03
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTotal Distance
3.000.003.000.006.00

Ran the local turkey trot at my parents house with both Mom and Dad.

Splits:

1 - 6:39

2 - 6:53

3 - 5:29 (short course - pace was 7:02)

I thought I was in much better shape than overall average pace of 6:51. Not much faster than the 5K I ran over the summer. I ran at a pretty good effort, probably could have run a litte bit faster... I think my 10K and HM paces have improved, but I haven't focused on fast running at all. I have been pretty much running easy full time, but in the last month, I've added one track work out a week of longer intervals. Am going to switch over to shorter/faster intervals to imporve my fast paces.

Even though I was disappointed in my time, I really enjoyed the race. After I finished, I ran my dad in. He finished in 27:30, and then I ran my mom in. She finished in 35. Great day!

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