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Location:

Riverton,UT,

Member Since:

Jun 19, 2006

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Local Elite

Short-Term Running Goals:

 2022 Running Goals:

Stay fit and healthy.  Run a decent Boston and St. George marathon.

 

 

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Keep fit and stay semi-competitive as long as I can.

 

Personal:

I have a wonderful wife and son and we live in Riverton/Herriman Utah. I am a high school teacher, and head coach for cross country and track at Mountain Ridge High. 

 

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Slept in until 8:00am, it felt good and I needed it!   Long run with Paul and Cody.  We drove up Blacksmith Fork about 4 miles and stashed some drinks, then went back down and started our run just off of Hollow Road.  We ran up the canyon at about 7:15 pace.  I was hoping that I would loosen up as we went, but I never really did.  We turned around 9 miles up and came back down, by then the wind had switched to a head wind going down.  Paul took off doing some 5:30 pace stuff and we would see him every mile or two when he was cooling down.  Cody talked me into running what he thinks his marathon pace will be (6:30 or a bit faster) down the canyon.  I was being a wuss about doing it, but was glad I did in the end.  My legs were just too hammered from sqeezing in mileage the last couple of days and anything faster than walking didn't sound very apealing.

We ran four miles down and Cody said he was feeling hammered, so I talked him into an easy mile before we hit our drinks.  We got our drinks and went the rest of the way down just under 6:30 pace, I think.  We met back up with Paul and he came down the last three miles with us.  I did the last mile just over 6:00 minute pace, and then Cody and I added enough to make it a 19 miler.  It was a good run, but I was glad to be done, especially when I didn't feel like running at all in the first place.  Thanks to Paul and Cody for getting my tired bones out the door.   2:12:08

(Adrenaline-95 miles)

I was glad that I was able to salvage a decent week after a rough start.  I am even more glad for the weekend to rest.  48 miles in the last 50 hours was a bit much for me.

Comments
From ashman on Sun, Apr 22, 2007 at 21:56:22

Thanks for your comments James. I envy you guys being able to train together a lot. It really helps when you have somebody to train and push you at times. You are going to the Wasatch back relay right?

From Cody on Sun, Apr 22, 2007 at 22:44:13

Good work even though you were tired. I am impressed that you ran so many miles in so short of time and still had the juice to complete sat's workout. I love the ability to train with you and all the "Logan chapter of the Fastrunningblog" aka "Giardia Runners". This will be the year for great things from all of us.

From superfly on Mon, Apr 23, 2007 at 10:01:43

Holly miles! Good job. Way to not give up on your week. Sometimes weeks like that are my most enjoyable.

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