| Location: Charleston,SC,USA Member Since: Jun 23, 2009 Gender: Female Goal Type: Local Elite Running Accomplishments: Turkey Day Run 5K, Charleston, SC
2009— 19:40, 9th overall, division champion (20-24)
2008— it was really cold. 20:23, 2nd in Division 2007— 20:50, 5th in Division Zest Quest 10K — 2008
2008—miserable uphill course; humid, sunny 48:28
Cooper River Bridge Run 10K — 2009, 2008, 2007 2009— 42:31 2008— 46:04 2007— 44:24 Kiawah Island Half Marathon — 2008, 2007 2009— 1:32 (division champion)
2008— 1:33 2007— 1:40
Short-Term Running Goals: Just keep running!
Long-Term Running Goals: Marathons...and maybe an Ultra Run if I really need a challenge. Personal: I am 26 years old. I am the Production Coordinator for all visual communications for Kiawah Island Real Estate. I've been a runner since high school, and I have a competitive nature that should explain my high mileage. I challenge myself to accomplish what I never imagined I could do, and I try to encourage myself and others to push their limits. I'm usually late to parties and social gatherings, since I have to get the run in first...(but luckily, I have great friends who acknowledge my routine). I suffered a bad case of plantar fasciitis March of 2010, and I picked up cycling/spinning while I recovered. Surprisingly, I totally loved it. I only ran on a whim or on weekends, or on vacation days when my gym was closed. This fall, I finally got back into the swing of things and started racing again. I'll try to update my races and runs more frequently. I'd like to be where I was 2 years ago....12 miles a day...I mean...what?!?! =)
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People know me at the gym now. I'm like a celebrity...sort of...intriguing at least. Last night, I was told I was "inspirational." I'll take that! If we can be sources of encouragement to other runners, that's all the gratification I need.
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| | Miserable workout. The Cooper River Bridge Run walking crowd overtook the track, and I lost
count so many times, I have no idea how far I really ran, probably ended up being like
80 laps. Some 70 year old woman named Marilyn told me her life story
when I tried to stop and stretch, and then she asked me to analyze her stride. Seriously, she talked to me for almost 10 minutes, and I couldn't escape. Then a fairly attractive guy told me he was tired of me passing him. It was awkward
because I was passing him again. What a day... Wednedays are usually better on the track.
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