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Ran a 10k race yesterday morning & went directly from running that into my long run. Ended up with 18miles for the day. It was a little rough going from race legs into the extra 12miles, but w/ the distraction of my running buddy (who also raced) we did just fine.
Hips are kind of tender today, other than that I feel pretty good. It was worth the PR of 52:16 for the 10k. My breathing sounded like a train during the whole thing!! It was fun.
Oak- That is a very hilly route, awesome!
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08-02-2009, 01:25 PM #16
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Owie! That's a lot of hills!
I was still sore from doing stairs on Friday... but was at a friend's farm in upstate NY this weekend and ran 4.25 miles this morning, all hills (but not like yours, Oak!)I can do five more miles.
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08-02-2009, 05:30 PM #17
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08-02-2009, 07:22 PM #18
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Urlea...way to put the miles in. You're totally ready for the 50k!
I've been running a fair amount. Was lucky enough to get 4 runs in above 8000' this week. The total ascent for the week was about 10000'. I was sure it would be higher (felt like it)! Anyhoo, finished off the week with a fabulous 14+ mile run up a mountain here, topping off at about 11700' above MSL. After about 10500 my legs felt leaden...not enough O2, I think. It was still a great run.
Here's a wee clip I made; planning on making a longer and more thoughtful movie later. I don't know how it happens, but my running buddy and I always show up at the trailhead wearing the same thing.
Gawd I hope I survive the Crater Lake Century...must...ride...more...
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08-03-2009, 02:17 AM #19
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Yellow, that is really pretty!
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08-03-2009, 05:49 AM #20
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Yellow- That is beautiful!!! Thank you for sharing with us. You look very fit!
I used to hike trails when I was doing more nature photography, but just recently started running them. LOVE IT!! There is so much more to see when you can cover those miles.
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08-03-2009, 05:59 AM #21
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Cool video Sue. I like the slipping and sliding over the snow.
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08-03-2009, 08:20 AM #22
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Great time on the 10K Urlea! And Yellow, (as usual) just wow.
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08-03-2009, 03:50 PM #23
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I just sent you a long rambling PM about cameras and filming and such.
Originally Posted by Urlea
V, we almost took a different route off of the mountain down a snowfield but got to the top and decided that wasn't a good idea without an ice axe.
Maybe next time. If I feel like carrying my axe all the way up there (so probably not).
Here's a sample of the flower variety. Not the greatest photography but it gives you an idea of the color fiesta. It was nuts.
