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Location:

Kennewick,WA,

Member Since:

Dec 05, 2009

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Highschool Champ

Running Accomplishments:


Mile: 4:50 - Still slow!

3 Mile: 16:13

Half Marathon: ~1:28 (I won that one too, the Diamond Lake Half Marathon.)

Short-Term Running Goals:

Mile: Next track season ~4:30

2 Mile: Next track season ~9:30


Long-Term Running Goals:

Top in State

Personal:

Currently a sophomore at Kamiakin High School in Washington.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTotal Distance
15.750.000.000.0015.75

A.M. 4 miles easy on the treadmill. Okay, so I lied. I ran in the morning on my long workout day. So what?! :P I wanted to make up for those miles I missed yesterday. 

 P.M. An hour of hills on the treadmill about 8:00 pace. That was around 7.5 miles. Then I did 30 minutes on the flat at 6:50'ish.  That was 4.25.

 

Well after deriving the quadratic formula in my head, I figured that I was on pace for over 70 miles this week. And once I found the square root of pi, I figured that a 20 mile mileage jump from week 4 to 5 was a wee bit too much. So I'm going to cut my rest days down to 8 miles, instead of the usual 10 I do on those days. Seem like enough? I have a rest day every other day.

Night Sleep Time: 7.50Nap Time: 0.00Total Sleep Time: 7.50
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