October 2015 Running Challenge
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I'm in for 100. I'd like to see my long runs hitting 9 miles by the end of the month, which really requires more total mileage. I won't push it just to hit the goal, though. My half isn't until February, but I'd like to take advantage of the good running weather in October and November to run outside, because I know I'll probably spend December and January mostly on the treadmill.
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Going for another 90 this month.0
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I am back in for 120 miles. I didn't get a chance to post in the September challenge due to some huge life changes. I did run though! 96 miles out of a very loose goal of 120 miles. I am determined to get my life back into some sort of routine this month.0
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My favourite-est thread on MFP!
I'm in for 322km / 200 miles stretch goal, 282km / 175 miles minimum.
Mike
Vancouver, BC0 -
In for 64km/40miles0
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2 pages already! You guys don't mess around!
Added up my schedule... last big month of marathon training, with 2 half marathons planned... the math says about 220 miles. So let's see if we can make that happen. Eeek!0 -
I'm in for 600
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I'm in! I want to say 50 but I'm not sure if that's being aggressive. I could have done 40 miles for September if I didn't get sick towards the end. I managed 38.5, original goal was 35.
Thoughts anyone?
I've been setting loose goals. I'd say maybe split the difference and go for 45+ ish
Good luck!
Thanks @Elise4270! I suppose you're right lol. Alright, I'll set my goal at 45 then!
@7lenny7 - have fun on your camping trip! My most precious childhood memories were the camping trips we took as a family. I miss it.
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I need some first HM weather/attire advice.
Last few months I've been running in 85-100°F temps. I usually wear shorts and a bra, maybe a tank if its an earlier cooler run. Race day it'll be lower 50's (700AM) to mid 60's (by 11AM).. Perfect running weather. But, I'm not acclimated to cooler temps and I don't want to get uncomfortably warm, and don't want to run cold.
I'm set on shorts. Tank? Regular wicking short sleeved UA shirt, or a heavier short sleeved running shirt (that I have never run in, and has a few seems that might just pi$s me off).. I do have a light long sleeved UA/Nike shirts. I could go tank and light jacket, and my shorts have loops to run your shirts or jacket sleeves through, but I don't wanna run with my jacket around my waist if I can avoid it, think I'd rather be cold...
I know I'm over thinking this... And I know the rule - dress like its 20° warmer..... Advice? Comfy shirt and shorts and I won't be freezing?
Oh remember I will be walking here and there too... But cold might keep me moving a bit faster....
Yes, yes I'm neurotic. Just the hand I was dealt....0 -
75 this month as I up-train for the LV RocknRoll 1/2 (which Ohhim will finish before my crib even starts!)
In for 170 as I made it through 150 in September, October has an extra day, and I'm starting to ramp up for the Disney marathon in January (and as alluded to above - the Vegas Half in November). Hoping for a deep Pirates playoff run this month - keeping me up north in the cooler weather.0 -
Race day it'll be lower 50's (700AM) to mid 60's (by 11AM).. Perfect running weather.
For me, racing anywhere above 50 degrees still means shorts & light t-shirt with something I can throw off or give to a friend before the start to stay warm (if the corrals aren't tightly packed). If you get a chance to run in that weather before the race, you'll get an idea if that works with you and can adjust if necessary. Worst case, a long sleeve throwaway top over your t-shirt can provide some insurance.0 -
I'm in for 100 miles.0
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I am going to push for 130 in October with the cooler weather! I have the USA Invitational Half at the end of November so my plan is to up my mileage now a little and then cut back in November leading to the half. Given my work and travel schedule I may be too optimistic but it isn't a challenge if we don't push ourselves right??
@melaniefave41, @melanien72 and @jtarmom - makes me wish my name was Melanie Don't meet too many other Shana's0 -
Since I'm still suffering knee pain following an ambitious long run earlier this week (stupid woman), I think I'm going to have to scale back my running distances so am in for 30 km this month.0
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01/10 - 10.3km tot 10/500
very fast this morning, the miracle of sleeping a bit more, feeling very well now
another nice dawn, it really helps and motivates me
tomorrow tough 20km, then a bit of relax in the weekend, where my plans are run - eat - walk - sleep0 -
@patrikc333 Run,eat,walk, sleep is the recipe for a happy life.
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10/1: 8 miles
Got another 6 on the schedule for my running group tonight. Good miles to start the month! But very cold and windy this morning... hope it's nicer this evening!
8/220
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In for 80 this month!
10.1: 6 miles
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I'm going to aim for 65 miles this month.0
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10/1 - 3.1 miles on the 'mill; plus 5.8 miles / 20 minutes on stationary bike.
@Elise4270 - I would go with shorts and the wicking / non-seam issue t-shirt. You may be a little chilly as you wait for the start, but after the first mile you'll be gold. Good luck and enjoy the run!0 -
melaniefave41 wrote: »@patrikc333 Run,eat,walk, sleep is the recipe for a happy life.0
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Date Miles today. Miles for October
10/1 6.6 miles - 6.6
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I'm in for 50 this month.0
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From the Sept thread:juliet3455 wrote: »@juliet3455, I'm really jealous of your running area!
@juliet3455, here's a collection of photos I've taken during my long runs. I like to make my long runs "destination runs". Rather than run around my neighborhood, I'll find a new route that has something to offer, be it the Fort Snelling/Pike Island trail, East & West River Parkways around the Mississippi River, or the "Grand Rounds" trail which takes me down a former rail line, two lakes, and a creek.
http://1drv.ms/1O5vIoU
I have a few routes in mind for later which will take me into more rural or wooded areas. Sunday I'm planning a long run along or near Lake Superior. Really looking forward to that!0 -
August: 66.23 of 75 miles
September 79.3 of 92
October.... I'm going to aim I think for 50.
Total Half Training Mileage
184.36 of total 225
The remainder of my training has me at 35 miles- so I figure I can round out the rest of the month with some casual running to get me to 50- that seems like a comfortable number0 -
I'm in for 100 miles.
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Race day it'll be lower 50's (700AM) to mid 60's (by 11AM).. Perfect running weather.
For me, racing anywhere above 50 degrees still means shorts & light t-shirt with something I can throw off or give to a friend before the start to stay warm (if the corrals aren't tightly packed). If you get a chance to run in that weather before the race, you'll get an idea if that works with you and can adjust if necessary. Worst case, a long sleeve throwaway top over your t-shirt can provide some insurance.
@elise4270 BTW I'm this neurotic almost every morning LOL but I'm more of a 10 degrees above dresser. This morning it was 62 and windy and I wore a short sleeved running shirt and shorts and was sweating when I got home, but the winds were chilly so I was glad to have short sleeves on. If it was a 5K I'd say go with the short sleeves and shorts, but for a HM I would learn more towards a tank and shorts and like Ohhim said I would wear a throwaway. I wore short sleeves and capris in my half in April and I was chilly at the start of the race but sorry at the end that I didn't wear shorts.0
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