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Location:

UT,USA

Member Since:

May 29, 2008

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

High School

 - 5km - 17:19 

 - 5mi - 32:51 (Bryce Canyon Rim Run)

Current

 - 5km - 19:35 (Painter's)

 - 10km - 46:53 (2015 StG Shamrock)

Fun

 - Frary Peak 6Mile - 57:42 (1900ft elevation gain in 3 miles)

Short-Term Running Goals:

Get back to where I can run without hamstring pain.

Long-Term Running Goals:

run a 4:30 mile

run a 10:00 2mile

run a 16:00 5K

Personal:

I run casually and I play ultimate, soccer, ice/roller-skate and bike for a change of pace and to keep the repetitive strain injuries away.

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GT-2000 Lifetime Miles: 330.63
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9:34 PM

I should have run this morning, but I was lazy and didn't... and I just did 4 miles at a comfortable pace since I'm working on pacing myself and want to run tomorrow morning and evening. It's exactly one mile out to the Vermillion trailhead, then another .59 to the end of the bridge by the highway overpass, where I turned north, and the two mile mark is almost exactly at the park by the next little bridge. Then I came back. I thought I did a pretty good job of keeping pace, but I haven't looked at the Garmin to see my splits yet...

7:27, 7:37, 7:22, 7:44. (plus .01 in 6 seconds... if you care.)

4.01 miles in 30:18 (DST13 - 4.01 = new shoes!!!)

So, I'm noticing a pattern here - I actually run faster up hills. The first mile has a slight incline, then the second has a large hill you go down and then come back up in the third mile, and the last mile of course is a slight decline. On my run on Saturday I did a similar thing, but I sped up a lot more on the hill then.

Night Sleep Time: 0.00Nap Time: 0.00Total Sleep Time: 0.00
Comments
From Walter on Thu, Jun 05, 2008 at 00:13:01

Thats good that you run faster uphills. your forcing your arms to swing more and your legs to work harder. I find myself doing a faster run when i hit a headwind. Welcome to the blog!

From Jonny on Thu, Jun 05, 2008 at 02:00:01

thanks for the welcome, it's good to be here.

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