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  1. #1
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    Run #5: I ran 2 km again this morning. I wanted to try biking followed by running so I did 5 km with one tough hill and then ran 2 km without stopping. I feel fine so I will try it again next week and so 10 km bike first instead.
    It is never too late to be what you might have been. ~ George Elliot


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  2. #2
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    One of those Yuck runs

    Well, I had one of those runs that you just want over. I ran with two running buddies and I seriously bonked at 8 miles. We were on an 11 mile plan and I ran walked the last three. I had the perfect sleep, breakfast and prehydration. I had my h2o and glu at the usual time. The only thing I can think is that the temp was almost 70 degrees and and my body has not adjusted to the warm condition yet. I felt like I was getting heat stroke. What a terrible run. I would have jumped in the first car who offered a ride, seriously! Once I got behind the "eight ball" I just could not get the grove again. Oh well!!! Hope next week is better. I am riding my rode bike tomorrow, yeah!!
    Anita "Shiraz"

  3. #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shiraz View Post
    Well, I had one of those runs that you just want over.
    Anita...sorry to hear that! I think it'll take our bodies a while to get used to the temperature change. I ended up going for a mountain bike ride in Park City yesterday (thinking: it'll be cooler up there) and thought I was going to keel over and die between the temp (it was 70* up there too) and sucking wind (it's not THAT much higher than Salt Lake--only about 1500' higher where we were--so I can't blame it on elevation). I am so out of shape for riding.

    Went for what ended up being a nice, slow, recovery 9 mile run on trail this morning. It was only 40*, so it felt great. I was looking back at my log and I haven't taken a day off of running, riding, or skate skiing since March 2. I feel OK (probably because I really haven't been going at it super hard) but maybe, just maybe, I'll take Tuesday off since it's supposed to rain!

    BTW, I love reading tattiefritter's posts. I just love that over the pond speak. Thanks for the smiles, TF!

    Eagerly awaiting KSH's report...

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    Wooohoo! Don't want to steal KSH's duathlon thunder but I just finished a running race and I'm happy!

    I made it 5th in my age group (30-34), and three minutes faster than last year for the same race, same 8K course. It's the place where I usually run on Sundays (and it was just as foggy/wet as usual) so it was fun to see the same setting but with even more runners than usual, and so many woman! (It's the "Divas' run", a women-only race). Some of the women had really cool accessories like feather boas and sparkling tiaras, quite funny! And such a good atmosphere!

    LogDiva32 was supposed to be there somewhere but I didn't see her. I was hoping for the organizers to post the race results sheet with all the names so I could figure out her race bib #, but they only posted part of it and I couldn't find her.

    I'm now 6 weeks from my half-marathon. Two years ago you would have told me I would be doing such things and I would have laughed SO hard.
    Last edited by Grog; 03-18-2007 at 10:32 AM.

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    I made it 5th in my age group (30-34), and three minutes faster than last year for the same race, same 8K course. It's the place where I usually run on Sundays (and it was just as foggy/wet as usual) so it was fun to see the same setting but with even more runners than usual, and so many woman! (It's the "Divas' run", a women-only race). Some of the women had really cool accessories like feather boas and sparkling tiaras, quite funny! And such a good atmosphere!
    WOW! Way to rock it Grog! That's so cool! Sounds like it was a fun race.

    I made 5th in my age group.... on the bike today! HA! Running? Not a chance. I posted the "being last" and "snot" details in the Race Reports section.
    "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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    Talking

    Wow KSH and Grog. You both did really well. Congratulations!!
    Living life like there's no tomorrow.

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  7. #7
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    Hi Everybody.

    We did a hard 30 min run today as a brick. 1:21 of mt biking, and then a 30 min run.

    Hard but good.

  8. #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grog View Post
    Wooohoo! Don't want to steal KSH's duathlon thunder but I just finished a running race and I'm happy!

    I made it 5th in my age group (30-34), and three minutes faster than last year for the same race, same 8K course. It's the place where I usually run on Sundays (and it was just as foggy/wet as usual) so it was fun to see the same setting but with even more runners than usual, and so many woman! (It's the "Divas' run", a women-only race). Some of the women had really cool accessories like feather boas and sparkling tiaras, quite funny! And such a good atmosphere!

    LogDiva32 was supposed to be there somewhere but I didn't see her. I was hoping for the organizers to post the race results sheet with all the names so I could figure out her race bib #, but they only posted part of it and I couldn't find her.

    I'm now 6 weeks from my half-marathon. Two years ago you would have told me I would be doing such things and I would have laughed SO hard.
    Hi guys , I was there. Got really sick the day after the run lost 5 lbs in the past 3 days, yuk. Time 49:19, 23 in group, same as grogs group 30-34. Don't know why I sucked so bad in the begining. But really pulled it out in the last 6k. Well I definatly have some "lessons learned" for next race. 1 April dualathon, Olympia, WA. Bless you all.

 

 

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