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Saint George,UT,USA

Member Since:

Dec 23, 2009

Gender:

Female

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Other

Running Accomplishments:

Mount Charleston Marathon 2016 - 3:17:51

Snow Canyon Half 2012 - 1:33:30

Spectrum 10K 2012 - 43:41 

Short-Term Running Goals:

Run a destination marathon. 

Complete a half Ironman.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Know when to hold 'em

Know when to fold 'em

Know when to walk away

Know when to run....

Personal:

Surrounded by the people I love. Life is good.

Passionate about my family, the University of Utah -- GO UTES, almond M&Ms, mountain biking, comfy t-shirts, Survivor, friends, and (of course) running.

Physical therapist at The Health and Performance Center at Dixie Regional Medical Center. I LOVE what I do. Seriously, living the dream!

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5 miles: 1 warm-up, 3 @ 6:53, 1 cool-down

Early morning meeting today so decided I would try to run a fast three miles with a nice mile warm-up and cool-down. Haven't run a crazy hard three miles in a row for quite some time. I was nervous but it went better than expected. The only real mistake I made was stopping immediately after the hard three (instead of jogging right into my cool down). For the first time in years I was in puke zone and I almost hurled a lung! As I am now in my forties this "puke zone" pace has become not nearly as enjoyable as it was in my thirties. :)

I know that many run faster than I do but for me this was a great pace. I was happy. :)

Brooks Pure Flow - Red Miles: 5.00
Comments
From DaleG on Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 20:17:11 from 152.216.11.5

Nice job, Teena. I can't even imagine what it would be like to run that pace.

The last time I hit the "Puke Zone" was at the Hooper Tomoato Days 5k a few years ago...Maybe 5 years ago. It's a good and bad feeling t the same time.

From fly on the Wall on Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 14:50:55 from 168.180.63.241

Well done!

I don't know if I've ever run that hard. But I kind of feel that way now, after pi day "lunch" at my office.

From Tom Slick on Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 10:08:56 from 69.171.160.14

Wow, a "PUKE ZONE" run. That name could catch on kinda like a Tempo run or a Fartlick. Congrats on the great effort in the speed training......36 days till Boston, get out your finest Monday running gear.....

From Teena Marie on Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 15:55:21 from 206.29.182.182

Dale, I haven't hit that zone for so long that I wasn't expecting it. In fact I totally forgot how it felt. I'm in no rush to feel it again. :-)

Fly, I like pie!! :-)

Slick, Man alive!!! I was thinking I still had 6 weeks!!!

From Rob Murphy on Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 17:13:03 from 24.10.249.34

"In my forties" sounds older than "40".

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