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  1. #1
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    Dec 2007
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    I had two runs this weekend up in CT while on a quick weekend get-a-way. 4 miler and 3 miler. The cold autumn air was an assault to my airways and the hills an assault to my lungs and legs, but overall it was great!

    Just noted a few of you had 30-40 degree runs...so I guess I did pretty good for a southern gal running in those same conditions!

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    katluvr

  2. #2
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    My last run in October: 5 warm, flat miles. I'll be starting off November with a long run.

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    katluvr

  3. #3
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    Did 4.5 miles last night on the treadmill. Oddly enough, it was cold enough outside that I ran the whole thing without needing to turn on the fan and I was running pretty hard! (our treadmill is in our unheated garage).

    It was my 'speed workout'. 2X1600 at 9:28 with 800 in the middle at an easy jog (did that at 11:20). Warm-up and cool-down made up the rest of the 4.5 miles. Holding 9:28 for a mile was pretty tough but I managed. Hard to imagine that's 'slow' for many!!
    My new non-farm blog: Finding Freedom

  4. #4
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    I've been fighting a case of the blahs, but I got out for a nice eight today. It was about 60 but cloudy and damp, and it started raining toward the end of my loop. I saw a propane truck stuck in the mud. Reminded me of when the propane truck tried to back down our lane (bad idea) and wound up in the ditch.

    My neighbor passed me about half a mile from home and offered me a ride. Like I wasn't out there on purpose.
    Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler

  5. #5
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    Sep 2007
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    Today it was about 48°, cloudy and windy, and it's probably the coldest I've ever run in shorts. Just experimenting to see how I'd do. I wore a single layer on top, my warmest tech jersey, tucked my fingers into the sleeve pockets and I was fine. My thighs and azz sure were cold when I got home, but it really didn't affect me except when I had to stop for traffic. My hands were actually the coldest part of me, even though I never uncovered them. Couldn't get my act together to get out in time to be back before the noon kickoff, but considering the final score was 56-0, I didn't miss much.


    ETA: I shouldn't say the coldest I've "ever" run in shorts. Back when I was in college, and just a jogger, and "warm clothes" consisted of cotton sweats, my rule was "long sleeves below freezing, long pants below 0F." But that was a very, very long time ago...
    Last edited by OakLeaf; 11-02-2013 at 04:06 PM.
    Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler

 

 

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