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Location:

Hope Mills,NC,USA

Member Since:

May 12, 2009

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

78.6 miles at Hinson Lake 24 hour ultra 2013

Short-Term Running Goals:

Mike to Mike Marathon- May 2014

Hinson Lake 24 hour ultra -Fall 2014

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run till the day I die and still enjoy it

Comrades---long, long, long term

Personal:

Married

2 children

2 chickens

cat

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Mizuno Lifetime Miles: 508.40
NB Trail Lifetime Miles: 94.40
New-zuno 9's Lifetime Miles: 515.83
Pinky Gladys Gutzman Lifetime Miles: 502.11
Brooks Lifetime Miles: 517.83
New Brooks Lifetime Miles: 507.28
New Minuno Pink Lifetime Miles: 519.24
MiZuni FLAMES Lifetime Miles: 470.24
Merrell Vibrams Lifetime Miles: 20.86
Mizuno Alchemy 8 Lifetime Miles: 586.59
MIzuno Alchemy 12 Lifetime Miles: 497.80
Brooks 13 Lifetime Miles: 577.62
Brooks 12 Lifetime Miles: 410.66
Brooks 13 New Green Lifetime Miles: 440.91
Brooks 13 New Blue Lifetime Miles: 445.67
Green Machine Brooks 13 Lifetime Miles: 560.25
Shiny Blue Asics Lifetime Miles: 164.85
Dreamy New Balance Lifetime Miles: 402.57
Total Distance
7.00

47o     81% humidity       clear skies.......beautiful

Slow warm up mile.  Not sure of the pace, my garmin hadn't picked up the satellites.  So I ran the distance and started keeping track after I reached the mile point.

Started mile 2 at moderate effort, and it was around an 8:50 pace.  Mile 3 was around an 8:30 pace, and mile 4 was an 8:50 pace.  It got harder to keep up the pace as the miles went on.  The moderate effort went from a 5 to a 7, but I knew it was only for a short time, so I just went with it.  The last mile I ran slower..I wanted an easy cool down.  I can't remember the exact pace, but it was between a 9 & 9:30.  1/3 mile walk at the end. 

I managed a quick nap before work. I'm loving those morning naps.

Probably do running/bleachers after work as well. 

Added two miles after work.  Went running with someone who hasn't run for a while, so they were slow and easy miles.  We even walked a little, but it was good company and I enjoyed the sunshine.

Mizuno Miles: 7.00
Comments
From RAD on Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 13:30:42 from 76.27.12.70

Nice work on the paces! I'm so lazy, most of the time I never look at my garmin/pace, I just run what I feel like running. Somedays that is faster and others slower.

Glad you enjoyed your nap, we ALL need those! Enjoy your bleachers after work :)

From Carolyn in Colorado on Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 13:38:03 from 24.8.167.243

Very nice run this morning.

I'm very impressed that you run bleachers and that you get out twice in one day.

From The Quiet Pirate on Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 13:50:38 from 24.199.205.252

RAD- I checked my paces after I'd finished. I just know when I'm running faster tha 9mm because my watch beeps to slow down. I figure if I'm feeling good about the pace, I'll just keep going at the faster pace. I knew I was slowing down today because it was beeping a lot less on mile 4 than it was on mile 2.

And I like doing the running/bleachers after school because of the people I get to do it with more than for the exercise. Kind of a social hour in running shoes kind of a thing.

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