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Location:

Salt Lake City,UT,USA

Member Since:

Jan 01, 2009

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

Hood to Coast 2011 (31:32:39)

Wasatch Back 2011 (31:08:54)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RZeUjUmr-o

Wasatch Back 2010 (30:21:29)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaoleQmhjoA

Wasatch Back 2009 (31:01:17)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DBm5Bz2sp8

Wasatch Back 2008 (29:14:47)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yErvZKrPxGQ

Boston Marthon 2008 (3:07:55)

Deseret News Marathon 2011 (2:39:50)

Deseret News Marathon 2010 (2:40:14)

Salt Lake City Marathon 2010 (2:49:28)

Philadelphia Marathon 2009 (2:50:58)

Fight for Air Climb 2011: 31 climbs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC7VrGf8oUU

Short-Term Running Goals:

To run as a member of Shoulda Bought Puts: Team of Sams for the 2011 Wasatch Back!

 

To have fun running three marathons (Salt Lake, D-News, and NYC Marathon) and a trail race (probably the XTERRA Trail Running National Championship) in 2011

 

To improve my agility/balance

 

To take constructive steps to eat healthier

 

To get more quality sleep

Long-Term Running Goals:

To increase my overall strength and conditioning

To return to Hopkinton for the Boston Marathon

To freshen up on my French to run the Paris Marathon

Personal:

Hobbies are studying for the CFA exam and recycling

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Happy Thanksgiving!  It was rainy and foggy morning in Baltimore.  However, the temperature was in the high 40s; therefore, perfect weather for running.  Shortly after waking up, I got out the door and ran from Yolando Road down to Lake Street, to Montebello Lake Park and took one lap around the park before heading up through Clifton Park.  Once on the other side of Clifton Park, I ran by Woodstock Field then down to Herring Run Park.  I discovered that this park has a really neat running trail (plus, lots a mud on a rainy day like today) that spans quite a few blocks of city; as a result, this park truly lives up to its “run” title.  Not sure how long the Herring-Run-Park trail actually goes, I broke off my run at one of the street crossings and headed back up to Clifton Park.  Once at Clifton Park, I added on some extra miles before heading back to Yolando Road by running around the various trails of the park and golf course.  In total, I ran 13.5 miles at an easy pace and for the most part my left foot felt pretty good (i.e., just a little soreness).

For my non-running workout, it was just the basic day of 300 sit-ups and 30 push-ups.

Night Sleep Time: 7.17Nap Time: 0.83Total Sleep Time: 8.00
Comments
From Jon on Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 01:00:36 from 71.218.105.79

Just saw your race results from Sunday- congrats on a good race.

Do you always push the mileage this much right after a marathon? Don't want you to get injured.

From Rossy on Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 14:23:13 from 207.19.143.2

Thanks Jon! I usually put in the mileage after a marathon; that is, after a week of tapering and finally completing the race, it feels great to just get out and run. I try to avoid injuries by just keeping the pace extremely slow with the aim of just enjoying the run.

Also, an awesome job with running the Grand Canyon (great write-up and pics)! Sounds like you are ready for the 100 miler in February.

Lastly, I cannot believe you were at the game last night. It was great to finally end our four-game skid. I'm thinking that we will need to win four out of our last five to make the playoffs (three likely wins with the Chiefs and Raiders; therefore, we need to somehow find a way to split our road games against the Colts and Eagles).

Go Broncos and Run on!

From Jon on Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 16:09:03 from 71.218.105.79

11 wins would definitely get us in the playoffs, though I think 10 is more likely. But that may get us in, too.

From Rossy on Tue, Dec 01, 2009 at 23:51:52 from 66.53.208.90

Jon, I agree, ten is more likely. Yes, with the Ravens defeating the Steelers and since they still have their rematch game in Pittsburgh, 11 wins will absolutely get our Broncos in. If the Chargers slip up, 11 wins might get us a first round by since we have the tiebreaker over the Patriots and Bengals. On the other hand, since we lost to both Ravens and Steelers, it might be difficult to get in with 10 wins. We’ll see what happens. Go Broncos!

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