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Location:

Snoqualmie,WA,

Member Since:

Feb 24, 2007

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Local Elite

Running Accomplishments:

  • 2011 Boston Marathon -- 2:27 (Top 50)
  • 2011 Steilacoom 20k -- 1:04:57 (1st)
  • 2010 Indianapolis Monumental Marathon -- 2:26 (7th) 
  • 2010 Fall City 10k -- 31:06 (1st)
  • 2009 Indy Mini Marathon -- 1:07:53 (7th)
  • 2009 WWU Invitational -- 10000m (30:58)
  • 2009 UW Indoor Meet -- 5000m (14:49)
  • 2008 Orem Turkey Run -4 miler -- 19:55 (1st)
  • 2008 Seafair Torchlight 8k--25:03 (3rd) 
  • 2008 Time to Fly 5k -- 15:35 (1st)
  • 2008 Newport Marathon -- 2:22:47 (1st)
  • Steilacoom 15M--1:18:30 (1st)
  • 2007 Olympic Trials -- 2:30:41 (91st)
  • 2007 St. George --2:18:55 (3rd)

Short-Term Running Goals:

  • Feb 23 -- Ft Steilacoom 15M
  • March 23  – Ft. Steilacoom 20k
  • April 15  – Boston Marathon
  • June 8 – Sound to Narrows 12k
  • June 22  – Grandma’s Half Marathon (USATF Champs.)
  • July 7 – Run of the Mill 5k
  • July 27 – Torchlight 8k
  • September – SJJ Half (maybe)
  • October/November – Fall Marathon (maybe)
  • December – Club XC Nationals

Long-Term Running Goals:

 Stay healthy

Personal:

Ran track my junior and senior years in high school and cross country my senior year. Went to BYU but did not run. Served LDS church mission to San Bernardino, CA. Started running again in April 2005. Marathon debut was St. George in 2005.

I coach the Mount Si High School Track Team (distance)

Been married for almost 17 years. My wife, Mara, and I have four kids ages 16, 14, 13 and 11.

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Took a redeye flight from Seattle to NYC Sunday night. After maybe two hours of sleep on the flight I got to the hotel and had enough time before my meetings to run for the first time in 7 days. It was a great week completely away from running both physically and mentally and now I'm easing back into it with four miles today (7:35 pace). My plan is to take a day off Tues, Thurs and Sat and run 6, 8 and 10 on Wed, Thurs and Sun. Then start ramping the mileage up again Christmas week. Feels good to be running again.

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Six easy miles today on a a nice gravel trail near work. A balmy 48 degrees today. I was way overdressed. Ran 6:50 pace which was faster than I wanted but it felt fine. Rest tomorrow then 8 on Friday and 10 on Saturday with a rest on Sunday.

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A nice easy 10 miles (6:50s) today on the newly discovered Preston-Snoqualmie trail. It's all paved but goes six-plus miles through some of the most gorgeous terrain I've ever been in. It's one of the many old railroad tracks that have been converted into public trails and it goes from Preston to Snoqualmie falls. I didn't have time to reach the Falls today but I'm planning on going back tomorrow.

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After yesterday's beautiful run, I realized that I was very close to my house during part of the run. So today I left my house -- in pouring rain -- and went down one of the many barked trails we have in our community which leads to the Preston-Snoqualmie trail. Getting to the trail from my house takes me through .75 miles of some of the most densely forested hills on the planet. It was very muddy so I couldn't run very fast but I was in awe of the beauty. Once I reached the bottom of the hill and got on the main trail, I headed east for a view of Snoqualmie Falls. It was gorgeous. Turned around and headed to Preston to finish up my 10 miler. I love running here even in the pouring rain.

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