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Location:

Spanish Fork,UT,USA

Member Since:

Jan 15, 2007

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Age Division Winner

Running Accomplishments:

Lifetime PRs:

Marathon: 3:07:59 2013 Big Cottonwood Marathon 

1/2 Marathon: 1:24:30 2008 St. George Painters

10K: 38:39 2008 SLCTC

5K: 18:44 2009 Nestle Art City Days 

55-59 AD PRs:

1/2 Marathon:???

10K:???

5K:??? 

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

2024 plans: 

  • Work on core strength
  • Overcome lingering injuries
  • Have fun!

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Consistently place in the top 5 of my age division as long as my body will allow it.

Beat Terry Bean at any distance at least one time before I depart this earth.

Take care of mind and body so I can be in it for the long haul. Don't do STUPID THINGS!

Run until I'm 99 with Kim by my side and remember that EVERY RUN IS A GREAT RUN!

Peace of mind by striving to live like this

 

Personal:

I've been married to the lovely Kimberly for 38 years. We have 5 great kids and 5 great grandkids.

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AM: Went around 4.5 miles with Kim then another mile and a half solo. Fairly peaceful, mild overcast morning. Lucky for us the rain held off. Legs still fairly weary from Saturday race but feeling only 'good' aches not the bad injury-signaling kind of pains. Had a good time at Sasha's house last night, loads of informative running chat and food for thought (also some food for eating, thanks Sarah!).  Ave pace around 10.

PM: Got 6 more miles at work. I felt surprisingly good on the run today, averaged 7:55 but it felt more like what I'm used to 8:15-8:30 feeling. Perhaps it was because the sun decided to come out for most of the run.

Comments
From Kim on Mon, Apr 07, 2008 at 11:23:32

Thanks for pulling me out of bed this morning. I'm glad I have my miles in for the day.

From Tom on Mon, Apr 07, 2008 at 11:30:39

I just looked out the window at the wind and snow so I can see why you're glad!

Unfortunately for me I DON'T yet have my miles in for the day. The dreadmills may be calling my name.

From Paul T on Mon, Apr 07, 2008 at 11:46:04

I'm glad my miles are done for the day, too.

I wanted to stop by Sasha's for a few minutes last night, but it wasn't to be. Did the topic of the UVM come up? Was Hyrum there by chance? I'm still a little concerned about how many (or few) people are signed up, and whether the marathon Saturday will even happen.

From Tom on Mon, Apr 07, 2008 at 11:49:57

Paul - Hyrum wasn't there and I don't remember the topic of UVM coming up. Actually Josse may have mentioned it briefly but there was no speculation whether it will happen or not. Hopefully it goes off without those in charge having to lose their shirt. Our family will be on the way to So Cal otherwise we would probably be involved somehow.

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