Training for Top of Utah 2011

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Location:

Snoqualmie,WA,

Member Since:

Oct 09, 2008

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

9th Grade track - Mile Run -5:29 

5K Snoqualmie (WA) 21:09 (2010)

10K Fall City Days Fun Run (WA)  43:11 (2009)

Half Marathon Snoqualmie (WA) 1:36:52 (2010)

Newport Oregon Marathon  3:30:09 (2010)

Short-Term Running Goals:

Upcoming races:

Top of Utah 2011

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run at least one of each of the following each year and  PR.


Personal:

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
New Balance Trail Lifetime Miles: 164.25
Reeboks Lifetime Miles: 470.20
Glycerin Lifetime Miles: 429.92
Radius 6 Lifetime Miles: 521.70
Burn Orange Lifetime Miles: 153.90
Burn Blue Lifetime Miles: 238.55
SuperNova Lifetime Miles: 404.13
Ghost Lifetime Miles: 319.73
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
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Afternoon run...sunny and a few clouds here and there...low 50's with some wind.

Decided to do this run on the Sno Valley trail to take it easy on my legs...drove by the high school and it the track was empty but I knew that track practice would start shortly and I didn't really want to be dealing with people on the track.

Haven't been sleeping as long as I should lately getting to bed late and getting up by 5 is not good for your body. Plus add in a cold that I'm just getting over...

From the start I could tell this would be a tough run...and it was...warmed up and then from the golf course started the run...very slight uphill as you go to North Bend but at least it was wind neutral...at least that's what I thought until I did the turnaround and it was definitely breezy in my face the whole way back. Had to work hard...harder than I should have probably for a tempo run. At the end just trying to come in on pace was like running a 10K. Pace was supposed to be 7:35...

Splits:8:54, 7:36, 7:32, 7:35, 7:37, 7:33, 7:35, 7:36, 9:38 and boy was I done in! Walked for a quarter mile after cooldown....

Ghost Miles: 9.00
Weight: 0.00Calories: 1173.00
Comments
From Gazelle on Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 22:14:40 from 96.240.245.142

Thank you for the condolences, Jeff. Good luck with your marathon training - I hope that cold clears up quickly!

From Snoqualmie on Thu, Apr 01, 2010 at 11:59:44 from 24.18.192.33

So how's the cold? That's a tough workout coming off a respiratory infection. Good job!

From Snoqualmie Ridge Runner on Thu, Apr 01, 2010 at 12:16:51 from 67.168.154.220

It's going away but taking it's time...had to use the farmer jones method multiple times yesterday...will just stay in on the tread this a.m. to do my run so I don't get chilled.

From Running Donkey on Thu, Apr 01, 2010 at 19:21:28 from 208.77.153.7

Nice job!! I like this stretch of trail although I'm waiting for the day I get knocked in the back of the head with a golf ball ;) So I'm wondering if you are running with a Garmin unit? Everyone seem to be so exact with their mile splits but there are not mile markers on the trail. I'm contemplating getting the Garmin unit, but I'm pretty small & it looks like I'm running with a boom box on my wrist...

From Snoqualmie Ridge Runner on Thu, Apr 01, 2010 at 21:40:34 from 76.22.10.204

Donkey(sorry just have to use that),

A garmin to me is so nice as you can see what your paces are as you run so can control...unless you are one of those that can actually tell what your pace is without it.

I've got the 305 unit but Sno(above) has the 405 and it's quite a bit smaller...also more costly...I paid $150 for my boom box but the size does not bug me at all...

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