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AL,USA

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Jun 14, 2008

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Other

Running Accomplishments:

I've finished a couple of races here and there...

Short-Term Running Goals:

Maybe one day I'll be enough of a runner to run a race.

maybe not...

Long-Term Running Goals:

My ultimate long term goal is to die young as late as possible...

Personal:

Rule #1:  Cardio - Zombies lead a very active lifestyle, so should you.

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Comments
From Derunzo on Mon, May 17, 2010 at 22:07:52 from 98.229.131.173

Jesus "H"! 18 miles? If you don't mind me asking... what's your marathon pace?

From Nevels on Mon, May 17, 2010 at 22:34:48 from 75.143.94.111

as strange as it may sound, i don't really know. i've never run a marathon all out, (only done four, all of which being training runs for longer stuff), but if i were to try to go run a marathon hard, i would likely just try to run 6:30's, which would be around a 2:50. given some of my workouts relative to other "real" marathoners (whatever that means), i probably ought to shoot for around a 2:45 (6:17/mile), but for something that beats you up like a hard road marathon, i think a conservative approach might be the best strategy...

From KP on Tue, May 18, 2010 at 16:55:51 from 65.208.22.26

a real "serious" runner...

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