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St.George,UT,

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Jun 06, 2011

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Female

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5 K Finish

Short-Term Running Goals:

I hope to become one of the best runners I can become. I just want to improve my times and hopefully get more mileage. my main goal is just to become better than I am now.


Long-Term Running Goals:

run fast.

not slow

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Tue, Jun 28, 2011
Total Distance
3.50

I've been feeling exhausted lately from running four every day, last season I only went four once or twice a week. So today I took it easy and Breann and I just ran to the Chevron and back. The hill is getting. . . less deathly? I can't say easier, because it is by no means easy. But I only start feeling like dying when I'm about 2/3 up as opposed to 1/2 up, so I guess that's a plus. I would be interested to know how long it takes me to run three miles now. I just wonder if I'm better, worse, or the same as I was last season.

Comments
From Holt on Tue, Jun 28, 2011 at 12:42:23 from 97.126.207.204

Nothing wrong with backing off a little here and there. Especially when you are really pushing yourself like you are, to hit those 4 milers. In a few weeks you will look back and notice how much stronger you are at the 4's than even now.

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