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Related Posts - Flying Pig 3:39:44 Welcome to my public acknowledgment of a very ambitious goal.Flying Pig results on Active.comThe course was 0.2514 miles too long due to a fire on the race course. 8'19" miles given the altered course, but I'll live with saying 8'24" was my pace for the marathon.Beautiful day, 59'F at the......
- My first double run in a while #twit2fit Okay, it's not a classic double for me. I rarely split runs into two separate runs unless I'm going past 90 minutes (usually not until 120 minutes). However, I need to restrict my lunch run to 45 minutes and I also need to be able to run at slower than......
- A journey of 5,000 miles begins with one mile. 1,189 days ago, on April 24,2006, I began a quest that was doomed to fail like so many times before. I weighed over 220 lbs. At some point during the preceding winter, I weighed over 230 lbs (at just under 5'8"). That's a BMI of 35.5--obese. Something was different this......
- Week 7 of the streak and injury analysis #twit2fit Start of week 7 of the streak Given the usual madness of holiday weekends, I didn't think the streak would survive this onslaught, but I not only got a run in, I managed to hit my target distance of 6.4 miles. Challenge #2: I woke up with a stiff back. ......
- Because I can't--qualifying for Boston #twit2fit We all do things because we're supposed to be able to, because we were "born to do it." I know a lot of runners who were accomplished cross-country runners in high school who have failed in their attempts to qualify for the Boston marathon. Some of them fell out of......
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