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I won my age group at the Home Run
I ran the Home Run 5 miler in Bernheim Forest this morning. I’m pretty sure that I was first Yum team runner in. Couldn’t quitecatch a female runner with a Swags sport shoes shirt on. My time was 37:03 (7’25″ … Continue reading
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Racing in the Home Run (5 Miler) for the Home of the Innocents
I’m running in the Home Run for the Home of the Innocents next Saturday (October 25, 2008). This will be my first 5 mile race, ever. (Hey… automatic PR). My donation page Related Posts Running streak? Day 2. #twit2fit 2.5 … Continue reading
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Not the Monkey — Ran "hills" on the treadmill
4.37 miles in 40 minutes (9'10") 2.64 % incline average (611 ft over 4.37 miles) Ok. Flying Monkey preparedness this is not. That elevation gain is the equivalent of at most two of the hills to be faced in the … Continue reading
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Holy cow, that was hard
Actually, the hard part was not giving up by the second interval. Ran 3 x 1-mile intervals for a total of 7 miles. 1% treadmill incline. 1 mile warm-up @ 6.5 mph (9'14")1 mile interval @ 8.5 mph (7'04") – … Continue reading
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Started off late for my 20 miler yesterday
Elevation map: Usually, I’m able to pad 6 extra miles by running down the sidewalk on Bardstown Rd early (before each business’ driveway has cars going in and out). Not this morning. Summary Stats: Summary Data Total Time (h:m:s) 3:13:33 … Continue reading →