| Location: Lakewood,WA, Member Since: Dec 19, 2008 Gender: Male Goal Type: Boston Qualifier Running Accomplishments:
- 5k
Resolution Run 5k:
1/1/09 20:46 (6:42)
1/1/10 19:33 (6:18)
1/1/11 19:23 (6:15)
1/1/12 19:33 (6:18)
FSRC Turkey Trot:
11/20/11 18:50 (6:04)
- 10k
Resolution Run 10k:
1/24/09 42:40 (6:53)
1/23/10 40:48 (6:35)
1/22/11 39:40 (6:24)
- 15k
Resolution Run 15k:
2/21/09 1:05:59 (7:06)
2/20/10 1:04:15 (6:55)
2/26/11 1:03:46 (6:51)
2/25/12 1:02:26 (6:42)
- 20k
Resolution Run 20k:
3/21/09 1:27:16 (7:01)
3/20/10 1:26:46 (6:59)
3/26/11 1:24:37 (6:49)
3/24/12 1:25:27 (6:52)
- 1/2 Marathon
Grand Columbian 1/2 Iron Relay
2007 1:58:29 (8:59)
2010 1:39:07 (7:34)
- Marathon
2005 Portland: 3:52:21 (8:52)
2007 Tacoma: 3:47:17 (8:40)
2010 Eugene: 3:16:21 (7:30)
2011 Boston: 3:25:28 (7:51)
2011 Tunnel: 3:06:30 (7:07)
2012 Boston: 3:53:56 (8:56)
2012 Big Sur: 3:23:06 (7:45)
2013 Tacoma: 3:41:25 (8:27)
2013 Tunnel Lite: 3:07:33 (7:09)
2014 Boston: 3:40:35 (8:20)
- Ultra Marathon
2013 Defiance 50k: 4:49:12 (9:18)
2013 Steilacoom 50k: 4:44:06 (9:09)
2014 R2R 51.9mi: 9:51:40 (11:24)
Short-Term Running Goals: ??
Upcoming races: Just pacing and volunteering this year. PRs coming in 2016?
St Paddy's Day 1/2 1:50 Pacer 3/12/16
Whidbey Island 1/2 1:45 Pacer 4/?/16
Tacoma City Marathon 3:55 Pacer 5/1/16
Personal: No discipline seems pleasant at the time, but painful. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who have been trained by it.
Heb 12:11
Favorite Quotes:
"Go out and preach the Gospel, and if you have to, use words." - St. Francis of Assisi
"Life is short; running makes it seem longer." - Baron Hansen
"If you have to ask, you wouldn't understand." HD?
"Rule #1. Cardio - Zombies lead a very active lifestyle, so should you." - Columbus (Zombieland)
"A one that is not cold is scarcely a one at all." - Strongbad
"Running without hills is like motorcycling without corners" -me
Favorite Blog Posts:
Puke and pass
My epic Beatles for Burt blogpost
Vodka at an aid station?
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Screwshoes
Poor man's cleats. this works a LOT better than you would think! Very quick and easy.
LittleHotties
Are you cheap like me? Put those little hotties in a ziplock bag and use them again tomorrow!
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7:00am
What a beautiful morning! I should have worn my sunglasses on the the run today. I did wear my new Asics Nimbus socks and used some Body Glide Liquid Powder on my toes. My run was nearly painless for the first time in over a week! I also got a pair of Wigwam Ironman socks that I'll try tomorrow. Now I'm off on the motorcycle to the annual ABATE swap meet. What a great day for a ride!
Pace: 7:31 |
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| | 4:30am The ironman socks didn't cut it this morning. They are too thin and my little toe on the right foot flared up again. I can hardly walk on it now! It figures that the asics I wore yesterday are more expensive, but I guess my feet are worth it. My toes are starting to resemble shredded mini wheats and how can you put a price on that? :) Aside from my toe, I felt good on the run and it seems like I'm getting a little faster with less effort. Or Maybe its just adrenaline from the blister pain... Pace 7:40 |
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| | 4:30am
The sideways rain today really made me appreciate yesterday's dry weather. It's too bad that I was so wrapped up in my other issues that I didn't stop to appreciate that. My toe still hurts, but it will pass.
275 miles this month? I never thought I would be able to do that!
Pace 7:38 |
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4:30am
Windy, but no rain today; praise the Lord for that! My toe still hurts, but it will pass; praise the Lord for that too.
Pace 7:39 |
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4:30am
Woohoo, no rain again!! My right shin was killing me for the first 3 miles today for some reason. I almost quit early, but it was so much worse going downhill that I figured it might actually get better going uphill. I hung in there until the first big ascent on the 10 miler and the pain went away by the time I reached the top. The rest of the run was great after that. I just kept thinking about my day of rest and massage tomorrow. I was a little slower today than the rest of the week, but overall it's been a very good week!
Pace 7:47 |
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5:30am
I usually have some company on my Saturday runs, but today I was solo, unless I count shredded mini toe as a partner. I ran at comfortable pace on a pretty flat course and never looked at my time until the end. I felt really good at 15 miles so I decided to go for 20 today. Around mile 18 my legs started feeling really heavy, but I wanted to finish the whole 20 so I just tried to concentrate on maintaining my form and didn't worry at all about speed. I finished feeling OK but not great. Then I looked at my garmin and saw that my average pace was faster than my goal marathon pace! No wonder I was so tired! This is pretty encouraging considering I still have almost 3 months left to train before race day.
Pace 7:36
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7:35
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7:47
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7:42
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7:49
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7:47
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7:33
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8.00
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7:20
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7:35
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7:33
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7:34
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7:31
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7:31
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7:30
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7:45
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7:41
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7:34
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7:42
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7:41
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6:12
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