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Location:

Lehi,UT,USA

Member Since:

Apr 29, 2010

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Boston Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:

2009 Provo River Marathon, 4:04:38

2009 Provo Canyon Halloween 1/2 Marathon, 1:27:22

2010 Ogden Marathon, 3:04:39

2010 Deseret News Marathon, 2:51:36

2010 Provo River 1/2 Marathon 1:19:01

2010 Top of Utah Marathon 2:52:24

2010 Just Cuz 1/2 Marathon 1:17:36

2011 13.1 LA 1/2 Marathon 1:19:43

2011 Timpanogos Half 1:16:51

2011 Treadmill Marathon 2:49:26 (pr)

Short-Term Running Goals:

2:45 Boston.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Elliptical Trainer 2017 Lifetime Miles: 107.00
Treadmill 2017 Lifetime Miles: 454.20
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Pretty darn fantastic run this morning.  I'm at the Harbor Marriott on Ft. Lauderdale beach, it doesn't start getting light here until after 6:00 am but that's OK cause that's only 4:00 Utah time so my schedule wont get too messed up.  Started out running the sidewalk from my hotel along the beach, I felt really good, nothing hurt and I was running comfortable at about a 7:00 pace flying past other people.  The humidity was bothering me a little bit but a nice breeze kept it bearable.  At 3 miles out my knee started hurting a little bit so I turned around and ran back to the hotel, stripped off my socks, shoes, and shirt and ran hippie style on the beach.  Another 2 miles out and back for a total of 10, running on the sand right along where the waves hit the sand is the best place to run, every once in a while a wave will come cool off your feet and that is where the surface is the hardest but it still gives your calves quite a workout.

I can't decide if when I'm rich and retired if I'd rather be a beach bum or a mountain bum.  Both would be very nice, if I'm rich enough I'll just do both Florida in the winter, Montana in the Summer.

Oh, sure, Jeff L had to one up me by running in Hawaii, Jealous!!

Nike Free Run 2 Miles: 6.00
Comments
From Jake K on Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 08:43:29 from 155.100.226.54

Very nice.

It would be nice to alternate b/w being a beach bum and mountain bum depending on the seasons :-)

From Jeff L on Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 17:43:56 from 107.25.55.86

Ha. I agree. On my run this morning I couldn't decide whether I liked the beach or the mountains better. I'll take the best of both worlds like you mention. Hope your knee gets better. Man you just can't shake these injuries.

From Rob Murphy on Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 18:16:39 from 24.10.249.165

As a person who grew up 50% in California and 50% in Florida, I have to ask why you would prefer Florida?

From Rob on Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 19:03:22 from 198.228.217.151

I prefer the more tropical beaches. All other factors aside I would like the Bahamas, but I wouldn't live there for other reasons. You do make a pretty compelling argument though, So. Cal has perfect weather. I guess I'll have to be a little richer and have a house there too. Oh and I can't forget my Swiss Villa in the alps.

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