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Location:

Eatonville,WA,USA

Member Since:

Nov 01, 2007

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Age Division Winner

Running Accomplishments:

Short-Term Running Goals:

Regain consistency.

Build up slowly and come out strong.

Regain "speed" (relative)

Finish WR50 again.

Improve at Cascade Crest. 

2013 Races:

  • Capital Peak Mega Fat Ass 17M (1/19) - 2:48:48
  • Yakima Skyline Rim 50K (4/21) - 7:16:20
  • Grey Rock 50K (5/13)
  • White River 50M (7/27)
  • Cascade Crest 100M (8/24-25)

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Find my true running potential, then exceed it.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Hoka Stinson B Lifetime Miles: 982.34
Hoka Stinson Evo Lifetime Miles: 452.95
Altra Provision Lifetime Miles: 139.73
Altra Torin Lifetime Miles: 380.08
Hoka Bondi 2 Lifetime Miles: 706.15
Hoka Mafate 3 Lifetime Miles: 81.12
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTotal Distance
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LM warmup, 7 miles in 50:04, 7:09/mi, HR 163, w/ 12 x 12 sec Hill Sprints & stretching.

Felt surprisingly good today after yesterday's race.  No real soreness nor atypical stiffness.  Legs did get a bit tired towards the end of the run.  Another faster-paced easy run...seems like when I'm focused on form, strides are longer and more powerful which increases pace (and effort to an extent).  Since the next week is going to be hit-and-miss on running while on vacation, I'll take whatever I can get now.

Took advantage of a neighbor's offer of their "hill", a shared private driveway that's steeper than anything else around.  It changed the dynamics of hill sprints completely.  12 seconds was about all I could manage before my legs got all wobbly and my breathing ragged.  The walk back down to the start was almost as tough as the run up.  I had to spend some time just standing around at the bottom just to get my HR back down and recover completely.  Fun. 

Adrenaline 10 Miles: 7.00
Night Sleep Time: 9.00Nap Time: 0.00Total Sleep Time: 9.00
Comments
From Snoqualmie on Sat, Nov 13, 2010 at 16:05:05 from 24.18.192.33

I've done a few hill sprints on terrain that steep and I always kind of wondered if it was breaking the rule of "specificity." It's just so different.

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