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Location:

Spanish Fork,UT,

Member Since:

Dec 26, 2007

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

Placed 33 in the 2008 Spudman (1500 athletes), Sub 40 min in the Speedy Spaniard.  Sub 19 in several 5Ks.  18:26 on May 26, 2008, fastest 5k in the last 10 years.

 

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

Improve swim from 16 min 800 meter to sub 15 min  (accomplished 1/29/08, need to replicate).  Now want a sub 30min  1600m swim.  Race at over a 23 MPH bike.  Run a sub 43 min 10k on a tri leg. Ran a 42:20 at 08 Spudman.  Run a 18:30 5k 18:26, 5/26/08 MVP run, run a 38: 59 in a 10 K.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Don't get injured.  Stay in the game!!  Train for old age.

Personal:

Married to Kelly.  Have three daughters.  Professionally, I am involved with health promotions, so it is great to see people active. Coached track and cross country many years on the Jr. high level.

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Ran my first time with the garmin and heart rate monitor.  Still trying to figure out all the bells and whistles.

I am running WBR this week, but I thought I would go fairly hard today.  I like rest, buy my body likes to be use to fast running to run fast (avoid side aches).  I di dmy 1.5 mile warm up and then the timed 10K with the splits.  I wanted to keep close to 7 min miles.

I don't have my Garmin right now, but it was 7:02, 7:04, 7:04, 7:15, 7:35, 7:35, with a 44:20 total time.  My heart rate was 162-5 on the first three miles then climbed up over 170 for the last miles.  Miles 5, 6 are all up hill. 

I have a 3.3 up hill leg, then a 5 mile flat and then a 5 mile down hill leg.   #12 on Ragnar wasatch back relay.  I want to keep a decent pace on the first leg and not blow my legs.  The flat, I should be able to run under 7s the second leg.  The last leg should be closer to 6:40s if the hill is not too steep so I can just lean into the hill and fly.  But I have ran by feel for many years and it has served me well, so I think that will be my first decider.

 

Comments
From Tom on Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 18:29:36

Nice job on the run. Great to break in the new "toy" with some faster miles.

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