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Jun 19, 2008

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Running Accomplishments:

marathon: 4:15:42 

half-marathon: 1:39:57

5k- 19:55

3200- 12;40

1600- 5:44

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run 'til I die!

Personal:

I just started college and am a little lost without my xc and track from high school!  But I'm beginning to breach the long-distance scene, which is fantastic!

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Black Asics Lifetime Miles: 214.00
Thu, Nov 27, 2008
Race: Cold Turkey run (3.75 Miles) 00:34:00, Place in age division: 6
Total Distance
4.50

I did a small warm up before the race, and I started really far back.  The first mile was really slow because I was in the mass and trying to get around people.  About halfway through I was able to run pretty freely.  I didn't race this one- I would have started up farther if I had- so it felt pretty good.  I don't want to race until track season, I need the recovery time. 

I checked the miles on my shoes today, I've done 134.25

Comments
From Susannah on Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 23:24:57

umm, the race was 3.75 miles

From Amanda on Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 13:54:06

Haha I knew that, I accidentaly put 6 because it was 6K though. oops

From Susannah on Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 14:44:18

haha, it just was kinda funny since it said the race was 6 miles but your total mileage was 4.5

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