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  1. #16
    Jolt is offline Dodging the potholes...
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    Another attempt at a barefoot trail run today, but it was a complete fiasco! I just couldn't relax enough to run (or even walk) over gravel etc. without it hurting--maybe my feet were extra sensitive from Tuesday's run/walk so things were more painful to step on than usual. And to top it off, the bugs were awful!!
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  2. #17
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    Got home from vacation and did my short 2.3 mile run, down and up the hill. The running part was less than this, but I did run all the way up the hill, to my driveway. On the way down, I passed the woman we call the "mean walking lady." She walks at a furious pace, hat pulled down over her eyes, and never says hi.
    On the other hand, the guy whizzing down the hill on his bike did say hello.

  3. #18
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    24.5mi training run today, yep, that's right 24.5!!! Maggy & I set out early this morning & were done by noon. Legs felt great & I am feeling good tonight which means we ran well and fueled properly. It's still true, I still love the long runs, so much fun!

    Kacie- the 50k is August 22nd so t-minus 27 days!!!
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  4. #19
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    Yowza! That's a long run!

    I did 4 miles yesterday in Maine. It was an out and back route so on the way back I did intervals. It was a good run.

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  5. #20
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    24.5, yikes! Great job. I wonder if there will ever be a day when I'll run that far comfortably.

    10.3 for me today, a new loop. Now that I've finally got to a hilly 10 miles, all kinds of routes are open to me. So much more fun than the boring out-and-backs I have to do for anything under 8! What I didn't know is that today's route, although it's only a quarter mile longer than last week's long run, has some MONSTER hills in it. Didn't kill me, must've made me stronger. Plus, it was really scenic, and a pleasure to run (other than one really steep gravel descent that made me a little nervous).

    There's a 10 mile race in two weeks that I'm thinking I might enter, just for practice drinking from aid stations. It's kind of a long drive, but I'm pretty sure it'll be a way flatter course than my long runs have been this summer - it would be interesting to see how I'd do, without really trying to "race." Don't know yet, still thinking about it.
    Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler

  6. #21
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    My running has been OUSTANDING lately *knocks on wood*!

    I took 6 weeks off for a stress fracture in my foot and I'm back... stronger than before.

    I use to do a walk/run combo, but my friend wants us to RUN a half mary Feb 2010, so I figured I would give just straight running a try.

    I don't know WHO I am!

    Did 6 miles on 7-19-09 in 57:16. Did 6 miles on 7-26-09 in 56:58! For me to RUN for 6 miles at around a 9:30 minute mile... is shocking.

    THEN on 7-26-09, I did a sprint tri... and RAN the 5K with a 8:15 minute mile! I was hoping for around a 8:30 and I smashed that time.

    It's like I'm a runner or something. Trust me, it's completely shocking.

    *Note: it use to be good if I kept a 10:30 mm with a walk/run.**
    "Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather, to skid in broadside thoroughly used-up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming: WOW WHAT A RIDE!!!!"

 

 

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