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Location:

Bonaire,GA,USA

Member Since:

Aug 30, 2008

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

My accomplishment to date completing 15 marathons and 6 ultras....nothing fast....yet.

Short-Term Running Goals:

In the next 2 years I'd like to complete three 50 milers and a hundred miler before I turn 40.  I'd like to break 5 hour marathon and then a 4:45 marathon and then keep improving.  I’m starting to think I’ll hit 100 miles before I see a sub 5 hour marathon…..Geez.

Fifty miler #1:  2008 JFK 50  13:29:53

#2 Hearland 50  13:51 (got lost had to find road back)

#Bethel Hill Moonlight Boogie  June 12, 2010...very soon

Two down....one more to go!

Long-Term Running Goals:

I would like to run 100 miles.

Personal:

I've got two wonderful kids who are 6 and 8.  I want to pass on the joy of running.

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58 degrees and 29 MPH winds....feels much colder than 58 degrees.

No negative split today.  It's hard when you live at the top of the hill and maintain a slow pace on the way down and pick it up on the way back....well, I guess I'm only making excuses for my failed negative split.  I should have stayed super conservative from the start.  Todays stats:

4 miles @ 11:57 min mile pace, average HR = 165.

Then I did something different....

4 x 30 second striders after the run pace: 6:31, 5:49, 5:51, 5:36 min miles respectfully.  HR ranged from 142-157 on these.  (Garmins are so nifty!)

Comments
From Carolyn in Colorado on Tue, Apr 07, 2009 at 10:19:00 from 71.229.164.25

That's a big pace difference between your average pace and your pace on the striders. You can go fast when you want to.

From Deborah on Tue, Apr 07, 2009 at 11:29:23 from 68.98.198.29

Thanks for that comment. I thought I was gonna die before each of the the 30 seconds were up. I'm sure striders don't mean run as fast as you can.

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