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Handsome Jack

DNF, exasperating. Off to digest lessons learned.

Another full in Dec...
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Arrojo

Sorry, JCup. Glad you are coming back in December to use your training.

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Track workout today! 8x400m repeats, with 200m rest.
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caito

21 miles.  Felt strong, that was a good confidence builder.


I'm sorry, JCup. 
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i am party

15 miles yesterday, 10 today


Quote from: caito on October 19, 2014, 12:15:52 PM
21 miles.  Felt strong, that was a good confidence builder.

Nice. I miss marathon training.  I think I'll target one or the spring. 


Quote from: caito on October 19, 2014, 12:15:52 PM
I'm sorry, JCup.

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Richard21142

5K race this morning -- I wanted to slip under 28:00, but it was way too windy and I just missed with 28:09.  My percentage place in the field was my highest this year; finishing ahead of 42% of the runners (519 finishers).  I was also second in my age group.  My next race is in two weeks on a much faster course and another opportunity to break 28:00.

Ice Cream

Quote from: jCup on October 19, 2014, 11:52:43 AM
DNF, exasperating. Off to digest lessons learned.

Another full in Dec...

sorry. Glad there is December!  Roxbury?


Ice Cream

3 hour hike with DH on the AT.  It is such rough terrain.  VP of T will have her work cut out next year.

Handsome Jack

Quote from: Ice Cream on October 19, 2014, 05:57:54 PM
sorry. Glad there is December!  Roxbury?

yes.

Revised training plan already created :)
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Fionn mac Cumhail

Quote from: jCup on October 19, 2014, 11:52:43 AM
DNF, exasperating. Off to digest lessons learned.

Another full in Dec...
:(  Sorry, brother...heal up!

Half Mary...5 minutes off of last year...tough course.... 1:47.08

I wanted a 1:45, but alas...I'll make up for it at the Tallahassee Marathon...

Fast Eddie

Trying the roads again with my hams.  Not bad for a few K before this started to tighten up.  6K in total.
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Ice Cream

Quote from: jCup on October 19, 2014, 06:12:33 PM
yes.

Revised training plan already created :)

That's a great attitude! 

ZiggyStardust

26.2 today. Ran a bunch of miles with a girl who's a college freshman--has previously run Grandfather Mtn and was looking to PR, so she asked me to pace her. She ran with me to around mile 22, but then the run-walk thing she wanted to do was harder on my old bones than just keeping on chugging along consistently.  Found her again at the finish, and she accomplished her PR! :D

Had a great time, though. I went into this race with the same philosophy as watching kids movies with my 4-y.o.: go in with no expectations/limited expectations and you won't be disappointed. I started the race just wanting to git 'r' done, since I hadn't done a marathon since 2009; in the end I had a great time enjoying other runners' company and helping a girl with a lot of promise reach her goal.

Plugging Along

Went to the track for a half marathon time trial. I am getting tired of hilly courses ruining my chances for sub 1:50.

During the 5th mile my right hammy and quad started to flair up in the same spots that locked up in last weekend's hilly half. Apparently I wasn't fully recovered. I decided to shut it down and save myself instead of risking injury. 5 miles at 8:20 pace.

Good miles everybody.

siamesedream

#15
Congrats on the races and runs.


Going out to do 5.

Edit...just did 5.

Ice Cream

Quote from: ZiggyStardust on October 19, 2014, 08:26:57 PM
26.2 today. Ran a bunch of miles with a girl who's a college freshman--has previously run Grandfather Mtn and was looking to PR, so she asked me to pace her. She ran with me to around mile 22, but then the run-walk thing she wanted to do was harder on my old bones than just keeping on chugging along consistently.  Found her again at the finish, and she accomplished her PR! :D

Had a great time, though. I went into this race with the same philosophy as watching kids movies with my 4-y.o.: go in with no expectations/limited expectations and you won't be disappointed. I started the race just wanting to git 'r' done, since I hadn't done a marathon since 2009; in the end I had a great time enjoying other runners' company and helping a girl with a lot of promise reach her goal.

Interesting post.  Congratulations on finishing.  I gallowalked two marathons and found them very easy and forgiving on the body...  Gallowalk is going to be my marathon mode from now on.

ctjim

Quote from: jCup on October 19, 2014, 11:52:43 AM
DNF, exasperating. Off to digest lessons learned.

Another full in Dec...

Ah, that sucks.
Head up, move on.
Kick the December race's ass.



ctjim

10 for me.
Just ok. Really windy out, and I didn't care for it.

cgraz

Up in MA at a Halloween themed fun run 5K. Ran well, wore lots of silly neon. Course was a bit long, 3.3 miles.
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