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Location:

riverton,ut,usa

Member Since:

Jan 12, 2010

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Age Division Winner

Running Accomplishments:


5k pr=20:50 

slctc 5k '10  20:40 new pr

leprechaun lope 5k 18:49pr

10k=42:10 

slctrack club 10k new pr 41:26pr

slc track club 15k 1:02:52  pr

won flat out half in wendover09

provo river half marathon,pr 1:31:31 ,

Bryce Canyon half marathon '10  1:31:18 new PR

Cedar Canyon Half  Marathon '10 1:29:28 new PR

ran salt lake half 09

deseret news 10k 09

,bryce canyon half 09,

human race 09 5k pr 20:50 

Short-Term Running Goals:

This year I am looking to race a bit more and hope to improve. I have started to train a bit differently using a more well rounded program. Including tempo and speed work (which up to this point I have slacked off on) Would like to be somewhere near the top of my A.G. it makes racing more fun.Also helping motivate people to become more active and enjoy getting out and enjoying all life has to offer.

 

 


 

Long-Term Running Goals:

have not really set long term goals just love the great benefits physically as well as mentally that have come with running and look to continue to grow and improve

 

Personal:

Married to an amazing woman who I get to enjoy living and loving life for all its worth. From our urban farm to exploring the backcountry. I have 2 boys who are about grown. My passion for running has not diminished over the years just evolved into an integral part of life like it always has been but a little different. Lucky for me Tiff puts up with my running obsession and doesn't complain too much.

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10 mid day miles on the hamster track at the gym. Was lazy and slept in this morning then had to go in for a truck.

By the time I was ready to go run the sunny weather was gone. But by then Tiff was ready to go so we went to the gym.

I started out slow 8:00 and 8:06 was not looking to push too hard today anyway. Then went 7:53,744 loosening up good and the legs felt pretty the strong yet. The next few were 7:30,7:27 and 7:24 I knew I shouldn't be pushing but I felt pretty good and was really not forcing the pace. Finished the last 3 7:24,7:16 and 7:08. My fitness is coming back pretty good and I am feeling like I am making good progress. My goal marathon pace is not too much faster than what I am able to sustain for somewhat longer runs now. I think I am within 5-7% of goal on a lot of my tempo runs.

And one more tidbit. Wearing the footpod synced to my Garmin gives me feedback as far as turnover. It was registering average strides per min at 95 so double that for 190 I think that isn't too bad

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Comments
From Laputka on Sat, Feb 01, 2014 at 18:16:06 from 71.199.1.12

95 is a darn good stride rate. When I'm running comfortably hard during a routine run I'm about 88. By comfortably hard I'd say about an 8:00 pace. One of these days I'll check it when I'm going something like 7:30. I'd like to know myself but I rarely get running that fast.

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