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Wow, your crashing is still pretty amazing. I'd love to be able to run a half at that pace. Also, assuming you were running Mississippi Blues, congrats on the win! That is a tough course -- I did the half there a couple years ago.New marathon PR Saturday..2:43:26
Still crashed a little in the miles 21-26, but not near as bad as I have in the past.0 -
Wow, your crashing is still pretty amazing. I'd love to be able to run a half at that pace. Also, assuming you were running Mississippi Blues, congrats on the win! That is a tough course -- I did the half there a couple years ago.New marathon PR Saturday..2:43:26
Still crashed a little in the miles 21-26, but not near as bad as I have in the past.
Thanks Dave. That time was on the Blues. I feel like I could have broken 2:40 on a flat course and better temperatures, but I was happy with that effort on that day.
Split Time
1 06:20.8
2 06:07.1
3 06:00.4
4 05:50.3
5 06:12.0
6 06:02.4
7 06:06.1
8 06:04.7
9 06:06.2
10 06:10.0
11 06:07.5
12 06:15.5
13 06:05.1
14 06:13.3
15 06:04.5
16 06:09.7
17 06:12.1
18 06:12.8
19 06:06.5
20 06:18.5
21 06:21.1
22 06:18.9
23 06:34.4
24 06:39.1
25 06:44.3
26 06:26.2
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Wow, your crashing is still pretty amazing. I'd love to be able to run a half at that pace. Also, assuming you were running Mississippi Blues, congrats on the win! That is a tough course -- I did the half there a couple years ago.New marathon PR Saturday..2:43:26
Still crashed a little in the miles 21-26, but not near as bad as I have in the past.
Thanks Dave. That time was on the Blues. I feel like I could have broken 2:40 on a flat course and better temperatures, but I was happy with that effort on that day.
Split Time
1 06:20.8
2 06:07.1
3 06:00.4
4 05:50.3
5 06:12.0
6 06:02.4
7 06:06.1
8 06:04.7
9 06:06.2
10 06:10.0
11 06:07.5
12 06:15.5
13 06:05.1
14 06:13.3
15 06:04.5
16 06:09.7
17 06:12.1
18 06:12.8
19 06:06.5
20 06:18.5
21 06:21.1
22 06:18.9
23 06:34.4
24 06:39.1
25 06:44.3
26 06:26.2
27 01:38.9
What was your positive split? About 2:00? That's pretty standard fair in the marathon. I wouldn't call it a crash at all. Some have the philosophy of making up time at the beginning and running a small positive split. Just say that was your plan all along.
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Ha, great advice there. I think my first half was around 1:19:50 so probably closer to 1:23ish on the second half.0
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Ha, great advice there. I think my first half was around 1:19:50 so probably closer to 1:23ish on the second half.
Still, right there in the ballpark. Nice work. Must be a pretty awesome feeling to break the tape in a marathon.0 -
Ha, great advice there. I think my first half was around 1:19:50 so probably closer to 1:23ish on the second half.
Still, right there in the ballpark. Nice work. Must be a pretty awesome feeling to break the tape in a marathon.
Yea, felt really good, especially in your hometown race. Like I said, I just wish the course was flat so I didn't have to travel to New Orleans to see if I can break 2:40.0 -
Got six miles in today.....two days in a row !!0
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Good going, I've never tried running 2 days in a row.
New years day I ran my first sub 30 min 5k, slow compared with some but I was pleased with my self, hopefully I can do it again this Saturday.
Next 10k is booked for 9th Feb won't be breaking my pb of 63: 21 because it's a very hilly course, the challenge for me is to run the whole course.0 -
Houston marathon 4:05:48. Totally thrilled. 0
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Houston marathon 4:05:48. Totally thrilled.
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Finished the Snowman 10k on Saturday. It was my slowest 10k, but the worst conditions I have ran in. 12F, 18mph winds, wind chill around -5F. Most of the course was icy roads with about 3" of new snow on top, some of it unplowed. I was actually a bit overdressed and ended up running without gloves after the first mile. I don't know why my hands will be so warm while the rest of me is cold! Next 10k is the Ice Cube in 3 weeks on the same course.0
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Finished the Snowman 10k on Saturday. It was my slowest 10k, but the worst conditions I have ran in. 12F, 18mph winds, wind chill around -5F. Most of the course was icy roads with about 3" of new snow on top, some of it unplowed. I was actually a bit overdressed and ended up running without gloves after the first mile. I don't know why my hands will be so warm while the rest of me is cold! Next 10k is the Ice Cube in 3 weeks on the same course.
Wow! Great job finishing! That actually sounds like it could be fun in a sadistic way though.0 -
Chevron Houston Marathon. Last Year PR was 4:17.....this year PR at 3:46:26. :drinker:0
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Chevron Houston Marathon. Last Year PR was 4:17.....this year PR at 3:46:26. :drinker:
That is awesome!!! Way to go!!0 -
Chevron Houston Marathon. Last Year PR was 4:17.....this year PR at 3:46:26. :drinker:
That is awesome!!! Way to go!!
There's your inspiration, Jen! A 30-minute PR in Houston. It can be done!0 -
Chevron Houston Marathon. Last Year PR was 4:17.....this year PR at 3:46:26. :drinker:
That is awesome!!! Way to go!!
There's your inspiration, Jen! A 30-minute PR in Houston. It can be done!
:laugh: Yes it can!0 -
Hypothermic Half-Marathon last Sunday. -36°C, loose snow covered path. My goal time was 2:30 came in (including a pit stop - something that hasn't been necessary in warm weather) at 2:32 which put me firmly in the middle of the pack.0
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Surf City Marathon - 3:04
Full race report:
https://www.facebook.com/#!/MidLifeCrisisRunner/posts/3842947883815940 -
Great job Brian! I can't imagine running in conditions like that!
Surf City Half Marathon in Huntington Beach, California - New PR 2:14:54. Not as fast as others, but this is the second race that I've run without an asthma attack. I teared up a bit on the last mile when I realized I was going to make my goal of a sub 2:15:00 half. Next goal: sub 2:10:00.0 -
San Dieguito Half Marathon - 1:24
Full report: https://www.facebook.com/MidLifeCrisisRunner/posts/3875210947256300
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