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Location:

UT,

Member Since:

Apr 09, 2009

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Boston Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:

5K PR: Park City 5K 2009- 21:30 (2nd in AG)

10K PR: Freedom Run 1999 (1st race and only 10K)- 47:20

1/2 Marathon PR: Painters 2009- 1:38:37 (5th in AG)  Provo Halloween Half- 1:38:27  (4th in AG)

Marathon PR: Ogden 2009- 3:36 (12th in AG)

Short-Term Running Goals:

My goal is to run consistantly at least 5 days a week.  I would also like to bring my average pace back down into the 8's. 

 

2010 Races:

Painters Half (Jan): 1:45:25

Riverton Half (March): 1:46:29

Kamas 5K (July): 23:57

Hobblecreek Half (Aug): 1:43:33

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run as long as my bad knees will allow- hopefully forever.

Re-qualify for Boston.

Complete a marathon in less than 3:30 without having to walk at any point. 

Personal:

Single, working professional with 2 beautiful children.  

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Met the BBK group today for a hilly workout.  I got there a little late so I had to do most of the warm-up by myself.  After warming up we did some tempo work in the parking lot of the church.  We then headed out for a run up to 4800 W and  back.  Heading out was hard.  My legs still have not recovered from running down Suncrest.  Kelly and Julie were awesome.  If they weren't there encouraging me I'm sure I would have walked.  Our pace out actually wasn't as bad as it felt- it was about an 8:30 mm.  The return was much better.  Our average was about a 7:30 mm.   I have run down this road once before at the end of a 20 miler but I did not realize what a hill it is.  Overall, this was a hard workout for me but I finished it.  As I was heading home it bugged me that I have not hit 10 miles in a workout for a while so I stopped at the river trail on 10600 S. and ran a cool down mile, just so I could log more than 10 miles- is that pathetic or what?

Comments
From RAD on Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 18:19:10 from 67.166.99.8

That's not pathetic, it's just OCD like the rest of us :) Nice job on those paces! You guys were flying down..nearly out of sight! Hope those legs perk up from Suncrest, that's a killer run!

From Julie on Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 19:34:21 from 63.225.232.205

Thanks for pushing me today. You did awesome. I was so impressed with that kick you and Kelli had a the end. Great job getting that cool down mile in too. That's hard to do once you stop.

From Kelli on Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 20:30:13 from 71.219.74.247

And I was impressed that you could kick! I wanted to quit, but I felt I should reenact the Riverton half for everyone to see!!! YOU ARE AWESOME! Again, I do not know how you did that downhill, OUCHIE! But it just proves you are strong!

Sounds like we are all glad we had each other today, how lucky are we?????

From Nancy on Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 22:53:15 from 76.27.11.127

Michelle I think you are really hooked on running. You are really a great runner.

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