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Location:

Salt Lake City,UT,

Member Since:

Nov 14, 2008

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

50k:  4:59 at Buffalo Run in 2010  (32 miles)

Marathon:  3:01 at St. George in 2009!

Half:  1:29 at Painter's/ St. George in 2009.  1:27 at Salt Lake in 2009 (aided course)

10k: 40:53 Greek Festival 10k at Sugar House park in 2010.

5miles: 32:10 Dam 2 Dam in 2009.  Master's winner.

5k: 20:00:00  19:54 in May 2010.

2008:  Ran the Slam + Boston

I need to update this!

Short-Term Running Goals:

Carpe Diem.

Don't trip over my own feet.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Keep running.

Personal:

1 wife

1 girl child

1 boy child

1 big dog

1 little dog

I'm a geologist for my day job.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTotal Distance
3.504.002.000.009.50

Still not feeling 100%.  I thought about taking a nap instead of running but decided it might only get harder to find my way out the door later in the week.  Plus this should be a big training week for Painter's.  I did fine and felt better after the run than before the run.

Plan called for 2 FFIs.  Ran on Jordan River Parkway.  Stayed on the plowed sections.  Only patches of slushy ice. 

1.05 mile warmup.

2 Fatigue Fighter Intervals.  Goal paces- 6:13, 6:29, 6:47

1.5 mile cool down.

 FFI #1-   0.25 mile, 6:11-167 bpm max;  100m recovery;  0.75 mile, 6:27-166bpm ave;  200m recovery;   2 miles, 6:49-171bpm ave (would have been on pace w/out U turns);  0.58 mile recovery.  Some wind but not too bad.

FFI #2-  0.26 mile, 6:11-173bpm max;  100m recovery;  0.75 mile, 6:29-169bpm ave;  200m recovery;  2 miles, 6:50-170bpm ave (6:54 & 6:46) (would have been close to pace w/out U turns).  Pushed very hard at the end.

1.5 mile cooldown.

Comments
From Rhett on Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 14:02:23

Nice running. Looks like you faught the fatigue. Your second one was just as fast as you first.

From Kathie on Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 14:35:07

I hope you get feeling better fly! You are a better man than me to get out when you are sick.

From DonGardinero on Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 14:50:41

Great job. I love reading all the details of your runs.

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