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Location:

Lawrenceville,GA,United States

Member Since:

Dec 24, 2014

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Marathon Finish

Running Accomplishments:

PRs:
5K - 19:55
10K - 41:55
HalfM - 1:31:04
Marathon - 3:14:42 at Shamrock Marathon in VA Beach

Short-Term Running Goals:

Run 3:20:00 or better at 119th Boston

Run under 1:30:00 for the half marathon

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run the marathon bucket list (Chicago, New York, Marine Corp, London, Berlin are left)

Run an ultra.

Run 50 mi on my 50th birthday.

 

Personal:

Married w/ 4 kids

Started running in 2004

 

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTotal Distance
2.503.500.002.008.00

8 mi in 1:00:27

Scheduled 5-7 mi tempo run today.  Woke up feeling pretty lousy including a headache.  Decided to change it to a race pace run so I wouldn't have to push so hard since I wasn't feeling good.  Started out and the warm up was really good.  Started the race pace and felt great!  Was flying w/o much effort.  Race pace is 7:27.  Ran 7:16, 7:19 then 7:09.  Next two miles were both 6:52 for the tempo pace.  Wasn't really pushing as hard as the pace would normally require though I could feel the pace in the muscles.  Decided to throw another 1/2 mi in at 7:15 pace. Then one mile cool down. Finished the run feeling good, like I could have done more miles (though not necessarily at pace).  Some slight discomfort in the left SI/IT band connection at short intermittent points.  But for most of the run, it was right as rain.

Weight: 150.00
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