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Title: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: kevin871 on October 19, 2014, 11:23:13 AM
8 miles
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: Handsome Jack on October 19, 2014, 11:52:43 AM
DNF, exasperating. Off to digest lessons learned.

Another full in Dec...
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: Arrojo on October 19, 2014, 12:02:50 PM
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.
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: caito on October 19, 2014, 12:15:52 PM
21 miles.  Felt strong, that was a good confidence builder.


I'm sorry, JCup. 
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: i am party on October 19, 2014, 04:19:34 PM
15 miles yesterday, 10 today


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

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


I'm sorry, JCup.

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Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: Richard21142 on October 19, 2014, 04:32:16 PM
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.
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: Ice Cream on October 19, 2014, 05:57:54 PM
DNF, exasperating. Off to digest lessons learned.

Another full in Dec...

sorry. Glad there is December!  Roxbury?

Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: Ice Cream on October 19, 2014, 05:58:53 PM
3 hour hike with DH on the AT.  It is such rough terrain.  VP of T will have her work cut out next year.
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: Handsome Jack on October 19, 2014, 06:12:33 PM
sorry. Glad there is December!  Roxbury?

yes.

Revised training plan already created :)
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: Belgian Lace on October 19, 2014, 06:59:04 PM
4, easy.
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: Fionn mac Cumhail on October 19, 2014, 07:34:26 PM
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...
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: Fast Eddie on October 19, 2014, 08:01:59 PM
Trying the roads again with my hams.  Not bad for a few K before this started to tighten up.  6K in total.
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: Ice Cream on October 19, 2014, 08:06:04 PM
yes.

Revised training plan already created :)

That's a great attitude! 
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: 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.
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: Plugging Along on October 19, 2014, 09:55:25 PM
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.
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: siamesedream on October 19, 2014, 10:33:52 PM
Congrats on the races and runs.


Going out to do 5.

Edit...just did 5.
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: Ice Cream on October 20, 2014, 07:33:12 AM
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.
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: ctjim on October 20, 2014, 08:42:51 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.

 
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: ctjim on October 20, 2014, 08:43:30 AM
10 for me.
Just ok. Really windy out, and I didn't care for it.
Title: Re: Sunday Oct 19, 2014
Post by: cgraz on October 20, 2014, 11:18:09 AM
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.