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Location:

Sandy,UT,

Member Since:

Jun 11, 2010

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

Pre-5th baby races:

2007- Sandy, 4th of July 5k (first race ever)

2008- June-Wasatch Back

2008-Sandy, 4th of July 10k 58:01

2008-August-Provo River Half Marathon. 2:07:46 The only half I've ever run.

2008-Sept-Alta 8k Downhill Dash 39.01

Post-5th baby races:

2009 November Turkey Trot 5k

2010

-10k Freedom Run 56:23 (July)

Wasatch Woman 53:25.4 (Oct)

 -Hobble Creek Half 1:58:19-PR

 -TOU Marathon! 4:28:43.7 (first)

2011

-Dam 2 Dam 10 mile Run 1:29:33.8 (AP 8:57)

-Spectrum 10k- 49:49 (AP 8:01) PR

-Ogden Marathon 4:05:03 (AP 9:21) PR

-Wasatch Back

UV Half -paced my sister

-St. George Marathon 4:29:32

  2012

SHAC triathlon-April

AF Half PR 1:57:34-June with Ashley

Salmon Marathon(4th)

2013-Ragnar Relay

Halloween half marathon with Jane

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

Vigor half with Ashley, May 10, 2014

Personal:

Married and have 5 daughters. Started running in Feb 2006. I love yoga.

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Comments
From Kelli on Sun, Jan 02, 2011 at 17:34:34 from 71.219.84.215

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!

It is cold, layer up! There is no cush thing as too many layers, right???

From Lysa on Sun, Jan 02, 2011 at 21:16:29 from 50.8.107.35

remind me not to arm wrestle with you.

From allie on Wed, May 11, 2011 at 11:20:09 from 174.23.197.101

hi stacie -- what plan are you following? it seems like it is working for you. everyone responds differently to the various training plans that are out there, so the key is to find the one you works best for you and helps you maximize your performance without getting injured. i personally do not follow any sort of plan, because i found that i kept getting injured because i was listening to my plan and not my body. i changed my training so that it had a general structure but was flexible based on how i felt on any given day. (the general plan is consistent mileage of 7-12 miles per day, with progression runs, fast finish runs, tempo runs, occasional long runs and occasional short races to test fitness).

for the BQ, i would say your best bet is to slowly increase your mileage to 40-45 miles per week. right now you are averaging about 33 miles per week for the year -- with your average in april up to 42. i think the cross training is good, as it seems to have helped you avoid injury -- maybe just reduce the number of cross training days, or run 1-2 miles on those days in order to increase the volume. i have found that tempo runs of 3-4 miles at the end of a run really help me get in shape for the marathon. you may also want to try fast finish long runs, where you gradually speed up in the final 5 miles of your long run and finish at marathon pace. the only thing about increased mileage is that you have to be very careful and build it up gradually -- the most important part of your training is that you are actually able to train and you aren't hobbling around with nagging injuries (like me!)

i think you definitely have the speed to get the BQ. you also have the determination and work ethic to follow through with any training plan, so i am confident you will meet your goal.

remember, all of this is coming from someone who is injured, so if you want to disregard what i said above, i understand completely :)

go stacie!

From Kelli on Wed, May 11, 2011 at 11:39:24 from 71.219.96.115

OH, Allie, I feel so smart!!!! I just pm'd her almost the same advice (although you are way more specific, like a REAL runner). BUT, to think, I think like a real pro!

AND no one would ever disregard what you say, you are the QUEEN, silly! Wear your crown proudly, even injured!

From Kelli on Wed, May 11, 2011 at 11:40:09 from 71.219.96.115

OH MY, why is this on January 1st? I just noticed.

From Stacie on Wed, May 11, 2011 at 11:48:27 from 67.166.127.0

Thank you!! You guys are awesome!

I have no idea why we're on jan. but I'm copying and pasting so people can see that famous runners gave me GREAT advice on my blog!

From Stacie on Wed, May 11, 2011 at 11:50:25 from 67.166.127.0

well Allie caught but I moved yours Kelli

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