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Location:

Hamden,CT,

Member Since:

Oct 03, 2010

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Boston Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:

 

 

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NOTE TO DOUG

Short-Term Running Goals:

PR for All Race distances - simple enough - right?

Improve VDOT from 42 and get to 43 as proven by Race Result(s) or Time Trial(s).

Long-Term Running Goals:

Qualify for Boston Marathon

Personal:


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427C101

Sunday (8/7/11)

http://connect.garmin.com/activity/108085149

 

I took a walk break at 3.11, 6.22 and at 8 miles.  I ran ten of the 15 scheduled miles.  Not exactly Long – but it is something.  About 85 degrees.

Saint Barnabas Start at 12:18pm.  Ran 10.11 at 9:59 average pace in 1:40:58 at 144 bpm AHR for 83% MHR (Long Run 74-84%)

 

Week 8 Summary: Did 30.05 miles for the week. 

 

Week 9: Monday 8/8/11Sunday 8/14/11

No Runs.  How did I get away with this???  Utter madness. 

 

Week 9 Summary: Did not run.  Hmmmmm.

 

428C102 (Cape Cod)

Monday (8/15/11)

http://connect.garmin.com/activity/108085135

Cape Cod Blue Water – Tidewater – DD.  Arrived at Cape Cod Saturday and this was the first run after a week off!

6:22am for 7.43 miles at 9:18 pace in 1:09:04 at 136 bpm AHR for 78% MHR (GA 70-81%)

 

429C103 (Cape Cod)

Tuesday (8/16/11)

http://connect.garmin.com/activity/108085121

Cape Cod Blue Water – Tidewater – DD.  24 seconds faster per mile than yesterday (same route) and yet HR intensity remains same.  A decent pace for the HR intensity.

6:25am for 7.48 miles at 8:54 pace in 1:06:38 at 137 bpm AHR for 79% MHR (GA 70-81% MHR)

 

430C104 (Cape Cod)

Wednesday (8/17/11)

http://connect.garmin.com/activity/108085108

Cape Cod Blue Water – Tidewater – DD.  Took it easy today.  81 degrees.  Did not run in the morning – and temp is up.  9:35 pace slowest this week and yet the HR intensity is the highest…and thus more effort to run and likely due to the temp. 

12:43pm for 7.58 miles at 9:35 pace per mile in 1:12:40 at 141 bpm AHR for 81% MHR (GA 70-81% MHR)

 

431C105 (Cape Cod)

Friday (8/19/11)

http://connect.garmin.com/activities

Cape Cod Blue Water Beach Run.  My first Beach Run (ever).  Mile 2-7 at 9:51 to 11:20 pace…heck of a spread.  But the HR amazingly is 132-135 for those splits. 

5:23am for 6.40 miles at 10:45 average pace in 1:08:51 at 131 bpm AHR for 75% MHR and thus Recovery run (<76%).

 

432C106

Sunday (8/21/11)

http://connect.garmin.com/activity/108351613

 

A MP Run at the MP Midpoint HR intensity range.  Did not run Long today.

Saint Barnabas Out (via Broadway) and Back (via Route 22) for 7.79 miles at 9:39 pace per mile in 1:15:07 at 145 bpm AHR for 83% MHR (MP 79-88%).

 

Week10 Summary:

I ran 36.68 miles this week. 

28.89 of those miles done in Cape Cod. 

The past seven days sees runs on five days – this is good. 

Four weeks this year sees miles being >36.68. 

I am keeping up with early morning runs…and I believe it is best to run in the morning.  But it is hard getting up to do the runs at times although getting easier. 

The Cape Cod Bluewater – Tidewater – DD route done three times this week gets me out of running six milers and into running about 8 milers. 

Going forward, should run 75 minute runs in the mornings. 

A good week of running!

 

 

 

 

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