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Mon, Dec 25, 2006
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesCrosstraining milesTotal Miles
12.000.000.000.000.0012.00

An easy run today. I ran 1:25, so I am not sure about exactly how far I went, but I am guessing that with the snow factored in, I got about 12 miles in. It was kind of hard to gather the willpower to run today, but I figure that if I ran today (Christmas Day) in deep snow, there is not much that can stop me! Merry Christmas to everyone!!!

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From Sasha Pachev on Thu, Dec 28, 2006 at 20:44:43

Good job getting out! Victor Saneyev, a three-time Olympic Champion in triple-jump once was asked why he trained on New Years day. Indeed, one day of missed training would not make a difference. His answer was similar to your explanation of why run through deep snow on Christmas - he felt it set the year right for him if he started it right.

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