| Location: Taylorsville,UT, Member Since: Nov 20, 2007 Gender: Male Goal Type: Age Division Winner Running Accomplishments: Eden 10-miler 65:47
Half Marathon 1:26:17
5K 18:01
I rank somewhere between the competitive recreational runner and the competitive highschool runner. Here's the scale:
10 - World record holder; 9 - Olympic Athlete; 8 - National elite; 7 - Professional runner; 6 - College All-american; 5 - College runner; 4 - Local elite; 3 - Competitive runner; 2 - Recreational runner; 1 - Jogger
It's a tough scale. Short-Term Running Goals:
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Run for fun and health, be fit in my 40s
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Run a strong half marathon, under 1:25, good, under 1:20, great.
Long-Term Running Goals:
- Be a disciplined runner, to be competitive in my age category, and feel strong while racing.
- Somehow actually put together a full year of running: increased discipline and decreased distraction and injuries
- Be a 17/36 guy for 5K/10K (not realistic now)
- Be a competitive Master's runner
Personal: Spoken for, Christian, piano player, soli deo gloria, at least that's the ideal. Living for Triune God, beautiful wife, cute sons, self; hopefully in that order but Adam's nature and my own choices, not to mention worldly temptations like to play with the ideal.
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Dash for Donation (3.1 Miles) 00:19:12, Place overall: 2, Place in age division: 1 | Easy Miles | Marathon Pace Miles | Threshold Miles | VO2 Max Miles | Total Distance | 2.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 3.10 | 5.10 |
| Ye olde Sugarhouse course. Saw an Alta guy that would win, mostly rec runners, got out in about 8th place, then slowly passed everybody except for one guy by the time we'd hit the entrance. Caught up to 2nd place guy through the flat stretch after downhill, would have held back but I was feeling good and didn't feel like I was pushing it that much. Alta guy cruised to 17:22, I tried to just tempo run it, 2nd lap started to hurt, when we got to straightaway finish I could hear muscular 3rd place breathing down my neck so I sprinted it in. Feel pretty happy about the time since I'm still waiting for all out mode. Talked to ultradistance guy afterward (Jeremy?) who ran it in with his young son. He's done half a dozen marathons and 50Ks this year including a start at your own time get there by midnight half marathon at Hobblecreek(?) the night before, he also ran the 15 miles home. Cheers. | |
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