October 2019 Monthly Running Challenge
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6 easy miles with Kody last night. I noticed he was favoring one paw but I couldn't find any injury when we got home. Hopefully it's minor and heals quickly.
It looks like I'll just make my goal this month. 6 miles to go. If it were just for the goal, I'd skip it and go for a walk instead for more recovery time, but Kody needs his runs.
The gloves I was wearing when I took my tumble Saturday. I don't think they're going to come cleanSpoiler
2019 Races
02/23/2019 - Psycho Wyco 20M w/ Kody - Kansas City, KS - 5:39:36 (41/65 OA, Kody 4/9 Canine)
04/27/2019 - Tillamook Burn 50M - Tillamook Forest, OR DNF at 31.6 Miles
05/18/2019 - Superior Spring 50K - Lutsen, MN - 7:52:09 (171/204 OA, 15/18 M50-59)
07/13/2019 - Eugene Curnow Trail Marathon - Carlton, MN - 7:00:49 (236/308 OA, 29/37 M50-59)
09/14/2019 - Outrun Homelessness 5K - Savage, MN - 23:57 (7/72 OA, 6/24 M, 1/4 M50-59)
09/21/2019 - Surly Trail Loppet HM - Minneapolis, MN - 2:31:19 (318/514 OA, 229/313 M, 28/40 M50-59)
10/06/2019 - TC 10 Mile - Minneapolis to St. Paul, MN - 1:24:24 (2203/11044 OA, 1333/3883 M, 98/357 M50-54)
10/13/2019 - Loopet Loppet 12 HR Trail Race - Minneapolis, MN - 45M offical (10/68 OA, 5/38 M)
10/26/2019 - Glacier Hills 50K - Sioux Falls, SD - 6:02:03 (13/38 OA, 10/24M, 4/5 M50-59)
11/02/2019 - Icebox 480 8HR Trail Race - River Falls, WI
12/07/2019 - Alternate Chili 10 Mile Trail Run (w/ Kody) - Kansas City, KS
2020 Races
01/12/2020 - St Croix Winter Ultra (Volunteer)
01/25/2020 - Securian Half Marathon - St. Paul, MN
02/22/2020 - Pyscho Wyco 50K - Kansas City, MO
03/28/2020 - Prairie Spirit Trail Race 100M - Ottawa, KS
Registered
Tentative
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I have set up the November (November already!! Yikes!!) Challenge and it can be found here:
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10770461/november-2019-monthly-running-challenge/p1?new=17 -
@mbaker566 - great job on your race! What a fantastic place to run!
@ACSL3 - welcome back! My trainer's mom is Japanese and he has family there. We have talked several times about the Blue Zone diet and the research behind it. Very interesting stuff!
@7lenny7 - if you want to save the gloves try soaking them in an oxiclean solution. I have had pretty good luck with it.
I had a couple of days off running while our daughter was visiting. It was also very hot and windy and I don't know that I would have gotten a run in anyway. I did get up early (for me) and out for a run before my morning strength training session yesterday. It was glorious. Cool 50f, a bit overcast and breezy but not the terrible high winds we have been having. I did notice I was wheezing a bit, likely from the dust (and maybe ash) in the air. I won't be able to get a run in this morning and I have PT this afternoon for my knee so hopefully I can get in my last few miles tomorrow if it isn't crazy out. Today the winds are sustained around 30mph with gusts of 60-70. Definitely not good running weather.
In other news, Hobbes the Vizsla got his stitches out yesterday and has been cleared for normal activities. I won't take him in the wind but am excited to get back out with him!
Date........Miles.......Total
10/01......0.00........0.00
10/02......4.70........4.70
10/03......0.00........4.70 - + Strength Training
10/04......4.34........9.04
10/05......5.63......14.67
10/06......3.92......18.59
10/07......5.71......24.30
10/08......0.00......24.30 - + Strength Training
10/09......3.54......27.84 - To Cambria
10/10......2.64......30.48 - Hike along the bluffs
10/11......8.01......38.49 - Trail and Boardwalk run
10/12......0.00......38.49 - Drive home
10/13......5.65......44.14
10/14......0.00......44.14
10/15......0.00......44.14 - + Strength Training
10/16......5.25......49.39
10/17......5.62......55.01 - + Strength Training
10/18......0.00......55.01
10/19......5.91......60.92
10/20......0.00......60.92
10/21......5.19......66.11
10/22......0.00......66.11 - + Strength Training
10/23......9.95......76.06
10/24......0.00......76.06 - + Strength Training
10/25......6.00......82.06
10/26......5.38......87.44
10/27......0.00......87.44
10/28......0.00......87.44
10/29......4.58......92.02 - + Strength Training
10/30......0.00......92.02
2019 Planned and Completed Races
02/03/19 - Surf City Half Marathon - Deferred to 2020
05/11/19 - Santa Barbara Wine Country HM - Complete
09/15/19 - Jack and Jill Downhill HM - Boise - HM #25 Complete
11/23/19 - USA Women's HM
02/02/20 - Surf City Half Marathon8 -
@ACSL3 - welcome back! My trainer's mom is Japanese and he has family there. We have talked several times about the Blue Zone diet and the research behind it. Very interesting stuff!
Thanks!
I was living in Japan when I was somewhat more active in this thread a few years ago. I had heard about the Okinawa people having so many 100+ people and it being linked to diet, but never really knew what the diet was until I lived on the mainland (and we went to Okinawa all the time). The diet has definitely changed from what it was, but it's an interesting concept.0 -
Here is an article from NPR about the Blue Zones and it looks like there are multiple sites dedicated to that lifestyle now...
https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2015/04/11/398325030/eating-to-break-100-longevity-diet-tips-from-the-blue-zones1 -
October goal: 100 miles
10/1: 5.75 miles
10/2: 6.27 miles
10/5: 1.01 miles - warm up
3.14 miles - Old Rip 5k
10/8: 6.27 miles
10/9: 5.63 miles
10/10: 6.24 miles
10/13: 10.26 miles
10/15: 5.56 miles
10/16: 6.05 miles
10/17: 6.06 miles
10/20: 10.02 miles
10/22: 6.41 miles
10/23: 6.76 miles
10/24: 7.05 miles
10/27: 9.03 miles
10/29: 6.51 miles
10/30: 4.55 miles
112.57/100 miles completed
I ran 4.55 miles this morning. It was a pretty good run despite the drizzle and 38°F feels like 30°F temperature and 11 mph North winds. I debated with myself whether I would run today or not. I wasn't sure when I went to bed last night. This morning I woke up before my alarm and I still wasn't sure. I checked the weather and decided that it wasn't too bad and since I have a 5K coming up and it might be cold and rainy that day I decided to just go out and do it. I ran my usual route, but stuck to running West, then running East with as little North and South as possible. And it really wasn't too bad. I wore long pants and a t-shirt with sleeves and a jacket. I ended up taking the sleeves off about half way through. I would have been ok without the jacket if it hadn't been rainy, but I was glad to have it. I also would have been ok in capri length tights especially since my long pants are a little big and I felt like I needed to pull them up a lot during the run. I'll probably wear capris on race day unless it is a lot colder than it was today. We are supposed to have a hrd freeze tonight so who knows what I'll do tomorrow.
Thanks for setting up the November thread @shanaber. I need to think about my goal for next month. Between the weather and the holidays it may be a lighter month than the last few have been.
2019 races:
2/2/19: Catch the Groundhog Half Marathon - PR 2:15:17
5/18/19: Run for 57th AHC Half Marathon - Cancelled due to weather
10/5/19: Old Rip 5K - PR 27:27, 1st AG
11/9/19: Wags and Whiskers 5K
2020 races:
5/16/20: Run for 57th AHC Half Marathon8 -
10/1 6.5
10/2 4
10/3 3.1 and 1.5 walk
10/4 2.5 walk
10/5 Rest
10/6 6.2 Race
10/7 Rest
10/8 6.09
10/9 4 (interval speed work)
10/10/ 6.3
10/11 3 walk
10/12 9.05
10/13/ Rest
10/14 6.2
10/15-18 Sprained foot - Rest
10/19 8.02
10/20 Rest
10/21 6.2
10/22 3.85
10/23 6.2
10/24 4.0
10/25 Rest
10/26 10.18
10/27 Rest
10/28 6.2
10/29 4
10/30 6.2
Rainy morning - debated still going but eh didn't feel like getting all the rain gear out. Also, not sure who said this earlier, but I don't mind running in the rain when I'm already out and it starts, but getting motivated to start when its raining - not so much.
Anyway 6.2 miles on the dreadmill. It felt like forever. But got it done.
I'm over my goal so I could not run anymore this month, but again - not sure how much I will next week, so might as well.
Welcome @ACSL3
Welcome back @JMNagain5 -
Thank you folks who have made such kind comments on my race and the report. I don't intend to make them so long but the words come and I keep typing. I do go back and try to find superfluous text to delete, so I can make it more concise but you can see how well that works. I always loved reading @MobyCarp 's detailed race reports and perhaps I aspire to provide something approaching his level of detail and thought processes, which I learned so much from.Camaramandy648 wrote: »oh my gosh! I LOVE ALL OF THIS SO MUCH! YOU ARE MY HERO! YOU'RE AN INSPIRATION! YOU'RE AMAZING!
@Camaramandy648 if I can inspire someone, that's awesome, but I'm in no way, shape or form a hero for any of my running. I think most able bodied people can do this, if they have the passion and desire to put the time in training for it.
And you know what...I gain inspiration from all you folks here. A beginning runner who struggles and completes a 5K accomplishes no less of a task than someone who struggles and completes their first half marathon, marathon, 50K or whatever. It's not the distance of the race that makes any one of us someone to be admired, it's the amount of effort and determination, whatever the race might be.
Just looking at my own efforts and accomplishments, completing my first 5K brought me as much joy and sense of accomplishment as finishing my first half, my first full, and my first ultra. Maybe even more in some respect. Even my DNF's bring me pride because I know I did my absolute best in those races, though that pride only came in retrospect...DNF's do suck in the moment.
We are all an inspiration and we are all amazing.rheddmobile wrote: »@7lenny7 Great race report! As usual you are the boss. You also have my admiration for finishing your race report, after my recent 50k I set out to do mine and was so tired it never did get done! I love the spread, all our 24 hr race had was an unmanned water cooler with paper cups and a bowl with a label saying “free fruit”. For real! And we had like 300 racers, compared to 41 at your race, we need to get some of your volunteers down this way!
@rheddmobile sometimes it seems it takes more endurance to write the RR than it does to run the race, LOL! If you do get a moment some time, I would like to hear about your race, even if it's just a couple of paragraphs. The spread we had at the Glacier Hills Ultra aid station, other than the pizza and beer afterwards, was typical of a good ultra aid station. The pizza and beer went above and beyond, particularly the pizza!girlinahat wrote: »Great race report @7lenny7 - love to see other people living trails like I do.
Question - have you worn the PEK before, and if not, do you credit it with your PB? Do you think the positioning of it could improve your occasional leg pain too?
@girlinahat now that you mention it, all three three times I recall sporting a PEK I've had successful races. First was my first major trail race, a 17 mile in April 2017 where I finished 112th out of 425, with less than 2 years of running under my belt. The second time was my first 50K, also in April 2017 where I set my previous PR and finished 76th out of 174, again with less than 2 years of running behind me.
I know I didn't wear one for my two DNF's or my two slow-*kitten* runs after that. On the other hand, I did not wear one for my 47 mile Loopet Loppet and that was a very successful race. Hmm... I won't credit the PEK absolutely, but I will say it contributes to success. Hopefully this one will still be on my calf on Saturday for that race.
I have to put the PEK on my right side, or he'd be running backwards and that's no good, and I like him on my leg since that's where the action is, and he can see the trail in front of me.@7lenny7 - if you want to save the gloves try soaking them in an oxiclean solution. I have had pretty good luck with it.
@shanaber I'm just going to toss them in the washer with my other running clothes. It won't bother me a bit if I can't get the stain out. I always felt they looked like Mickey Mouse gloves when they were clean.7 -
Going to fall a bit short of my run goal because I missed my long run this past weekend. Depression strikes again! But I've been doing more hiking so if I add that in as time on feet/elevation training I have surpassed my goal. LOL
As far as diet... I say do what works for you. My body needs red meat. I gave it up for a few years in high school and my iron levels were low, I had more anemic episodes, and I was sick all the time. Some of that I'm sure has to do with my undiagnosed celiac disease at the time. Still, I don't get nearly enough protein from rice and beans as I do a lean chicken breast so I'm gonna stick with my meat. My doctors aren't worried about my cholesterol numbers and they said my diet is just fine. Plus I already had to give up all the gluten so I'm not voluntarily giving up anything else.9 -
@7lenny7 Wow, amazing job!
@mbaker566 that does look like a fun race - congrats!
I had a recovery day Monday, was lazy/busy/traveling Tuesday, and spent time with a friend today, hiking 15k in a national park. It was wonderful.3 -
October Miles - 59.06/60, walk 13.66
10/02 - 3.48
10/03 - 2.42; walk 0.46
10/05 - 3.51
10/06 - 4.02
10/07 - walk 2.22
10/08 - 3.01
10/09 - 3.13
10/10 - 3.05
10/11 - walk 2.23
10/12 - 3.01
10/13 - 4.54
10/14 - walk 1.08
10/15 - 2.92
10/16 - 3.62
10/17 - walk 1.03
10/18 - walk 1.1
10/20 - walk 2.04
10/21 - 2.75
10/22 - walk 1.11
10/23 - 3.79
10/25 - 3.04
10/26 - 3.25
10/27 - 6.02; walk 1.35
10/28 - walk 1.04
10/29 - skipped - DH birthday
10/30 - 3.5
Tomorrow morning I have a health screening appointment, which requires fasting for 12 hours, and then a potluck at lunch. So this will probably be it for me for October. I would have made goal if I'd been willing to run yesterday morning but I wasn't willing to go out in the 17F temps, and later in the day didn't work because we were celebrating my DH birthday. Of course, this morning I went out and it was 11F but today I was willing. Crazy! But willing.
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October Goal 100 miles
October 2 – 5.18 miles
October 4 – 10.7 miles
October 7 – 4.01 miles
October 8 – 4.51 miles
October 9 – 5 miles
October 11 – 12 miles
October 14 – 5.16 miles
October 16 – 5.01 miles
October 18 – 9.08 miles
October 21 – 4.0 miles
October 23 – 5.06 miles
October 26 – 11.40 miles
October 28 – 5.03 miles
October 29 – 1 mile (bootcamp post-test)
October 30 – 5.57 miles
Total – 92.71 miles
Not sure if I will get out for another run before my 10-mile race on Sunday.4 -
I have set up the November (November already!! Yikes!!) Challenge and it can be found here:
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10770461/november-2019-monthly-running-challenge/p1?new=1
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@katharmonic thank's for my medal!
@7lenny7 reading about the ultras is amazing, i know i was flippant before but reading the race reports is really cool.
I'm annoyed because I didn't run this morning because I had a padel lesson after school, so that was going to be my exercise for the day. But then that was cancelled due to rain (Romanians are allergic to rain) so instead I ate pizza and lay on the sofa. I could have gone for a run, but as it was raining I wimped out. Booooo!5 -
I have a half marathon planned for November 9th. The weather has finally been cooler. I achieved my goal last month of 25 miles; shortened goal due to being on vacation for 2 weeks.
My new goal for this month is 50 miles. I think that it is an attainable goal.
10/4......7.05 miles.
10/6.....6.01 miles.
10/7....2.03 miles.
10/10...2.87 miles.
10/13....6.04 miles
10/25...4.52 miles... on the White Water Greenway. First run in over a week. It felt great. I had to get back to work right after coming home from Iowa. So more than a week without a run.
10/28...8.01 miles (Monon trail)...58 degrees. I wanted to run farther but the sun was setting. Plan to run 10 miles tomorrow. Mostly up-tempo with a few sprints. Focused on picking up my knees when running on the hills. My pace was pretty good...not sure if I can keep it up for 13 miles. We shall see.
10/29...7.05 miles (Monon trail)....52 degrees, but felt much cooler. Headwinds and overcast sky noted. It was busy on the trail today, observing solo runners, runners in groups...even one walking with a foot in a walking boot. My quads felt trashed. Decided to run somewhat slower but steady. I had to stop at 7 today. My legs were too sore.
Total miles.....43.58 miles
Goal miles....50
Not sure if I will be able to make goal...I have to run 6.42 miles after working a 12 hour shift. We shall see.
My quads are really sore. Going to rub legs with Sunset-cbd oil. I will let you know how well that works.
My race is on November 9. So next week will be a cut-back, taper week. I will have worked six 12 hour shifts out of the next 8 days. It will be easy to not run...to be sure.
So sorry....366 posts behind. I am not going to pretend to be able to read all of those before the next month.The last time I posted was on page 27. You guys are amazing!
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Date :::: Miles :::: Cumulative
10/01/19 :::: 4.8 :::: 4.8
10/02/19 :::: 3.0 :::: 7.8
10/03/19 :::: 0.0 :::: 7.8
10/04/19 :::: 3.1 :::: 10.8
10/05/19 :::: 10.1 :::: 21.0
10/06/19 :::: 1.0 :::: 22.0
10/07/19 :::: 2.7 :::: 24.7
10/08/19 :::: 3.4 :::: 28.1
10/09/19 :::: 3.2 :::: 31.2
10/10/19 :::: 2.2 :::: 33.4
10/11/19 :::: 0.0 :::: 33.4
10/12/19 :::: 5.1 :::: 38.5
10/13/19 :::: 3.2 :::: 41.7
10/14/19 :::: 3.4 :::: 45.1
10/15/19 :::: 0.0 :::: 45.1
10/16/19 :::: 3.0 :::: 48.1
10/17/19 :::: 0.0 :::: 48.1
10/18/19 :::: 1.2 :::: 49.3
10/19/19 :::: 13.2 :::: 62.5
10/20/19 :::: 13.3 :::: 75.8
10/21/19 :::: 0.0 :::: 75.8
10/22/19 :::: 0.0 :::: 75.8
10/23/19 :::: 0.0 :::: 75.8
10/24/19 :::: 0.0 :::: 75.8
10/25/19 :::: 0.0 :::: 75.8
10/26/19 :::: 3.6 :::: 79.4
10/27/19 :::: 2.5 :::: 82.0
10/28/19 :::: 1.7 :::: 83.6
10/29/19 :::: 2.7 :::: 86.3
10/30/19 :::: 5.0 :::: 91.4
I unexpectedly got out of work a little early so I had time to get in more of a run than I expected before my mace class. This was the first run since my HM races that felt decent, I was finally not sore and heavy-feeling. I ended up doing a bit of a progression run because I realized I could probably get 5 miles in if I hustled a little, so I kept pushing the pace a bit more. It was getting dark and I didn't have any lights or anything reflective so the last mile was mostly looping parking lots near the gym to stay off the road. Overall this was a good run!
Mace class was challenging and now I think my upper arms and shoulders are going to be sore. We learned some new sequences that were pretty mentally challenging. I like that about it, you have to think through the steps and it becomes sort of meditative. But also exhausting.
My goal for the month was 97 miles (for vague reasons based on my past miles per month data over the last 4 years) and I'm going to be short of that. I'm not too disappointed in not meeting it as I thought it was a stretch when I set it. Getting over 90 is good.
I'll head over to the November thread as soon as I come up with some kind of goal.
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Great race @7lenny7 ! Congratulations on your PR!! I would have had to change my shoes after losing one in the mud. I have very sensitive feet. A little piece of grass you can barely see feels like a huge rock to me. I can't imagine running with a shoe full of mud. I too wonder how the mad in the tie remained so clean. Glad no one fell off the edge at the beginning also. Great pictures. Congratulations again and a very enjoyable race report.
@mbaker566 Sounds like you did great. Love the pictures. Very pretty place to run.3 -
15 miles in the rain and low 60s. Probably my last run until the race Saturday. We will see.8
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Aaaaaand done.
Running challenge
1 Oct: Rest
2 Oct: 7.07km + yoga
3 Oct: 7.16km
4 Oct: 11.51km + pilates
5 Oct: 5.04km + yoga
6 Oct: 18.12km
7 Oct: Rest
8 Oct: 7.1km
9 Oct: Yoga
10 Oct: 7.2km (track)
11 Oct: Pilates
12 Oct: 1.5km with Miss 7 + yoga + 5km
13 Oct: 12km + 1.5km with Miss 7
14 Oct: Pilates + Yoga
15 Oct: Rest
16 Oct: Yoga +5.57
17 Oct: 6.44km + massage
18 Oct: 1.48km with Miss 7, then 2.59km testing new shoes
19 Oct: 1.48km with Miss 7
20 Oct: 21.34km Auckland Half
21 Oct: Rest
22 Oct: 10.63km
23 Oct: 3.23km + yoga + 2.75km
24 Oct: 6.45km + osteo + massage = bliss
25 Oct: 12.61km
26 Oct: Yoga + 4.23km
27 Oct: 10.77km
28 Oct: Yoga
29 Oct: Rest
30 Oct: Rest
31 Oct: 11.62km
184.39 of 160km for October
Upcoming events
16 November: Xterra Waihi Trail Challenge mid course (13km)
1 December: Omaha Half
14 December: West Coaster trail team event (10km)
9 February: Coatesville Half
15 March: Maraetai Half
4 April: 12 hour Backyard Relaps relay (2 or 3 x 6.4km)
5 April Waterfront Half6 -
5 miles at Shelby Farms. Rained all morning but we were supposed to get about a three hour break in the middle of the day, so that’s when we went out. It wasn’t raining but very misty and foggy, despite a stiff breeze which, combined with the damp, felt like it was going right through you. Not really cold, about mid fifties, but felt colder, and I’m not used to the cooler temperatures yet, so I wore my windbreaker and was glad I did. This windbreaker is my favorite piece of running gear; it’s covered in zippable vents so it stays comfortable through a whole range of temperatures. Meanwhile the few other people we saw were wearing puffer coats. It’s funny living in Memphis where anything under 70 is like, “Oh no, winter coat weather!” and then reading run reports from others on the thread wearing shorts down to freezing.
We tried a new route to get to the Greenline, since the rain collects across the path on the trail we usually take, and my husband didn’t want to get his shoes wet. Instead of going out past the buffalo, we did our warm up walk up the trail to Pine Lake, then ran past the playground, then out Chickasaw trail to the road. As it turns out this means we started our run up the steep hill next to the playground, which felt just laughably impossible. I’ve been avoiding hills lately due to my Achilles’ tendon and I need to start adding them back in, before I become a total wuss. Also, Chickasaw trail had several streams rushing across it so our shoes got wet anyway. But it was lovely back in there, the trees are turning and bright golden leaves kept flying past us.
Our cool down walk around the lake was cut short after a mile due to extreme clamminess. But we did see four herons frolicking. At least that’s what I assume they were up to - I had never seen herons act this way. They were great blue herons, and there were four of them, and they kept circling and chasing each other and skimming the surface of the water with their wings. One of them even landed and took off from the water, like a big old swan. There’s a cold front coming through with the first freeze warning of the year, and it seemed like it had them excited.11 -
October Goal: 220km
01/10: 10.43
04/10: 12.14
05/10: 21.31
07/10: 10.16
08/10: 8.06
09/10: 5.42
11/10: 6.83
12/10: 14.54
14/10: 6.67
15/10: 6.68
16/10: 12.06
18/10: 11.74
19/10: 23.14
21/10: 7.06
22/10: 11.73
23/10: 7.03
25/10: 11.74
26/10: 24.03
28/10: 8.05
29/10: 6.57
31/10: 7.04
Total KM run: 232.43
That's goal for October. I have a HM race on Sunday so I don't have anything on my plan until then, but I might do a short run tomorrow, I hate starting the month out on a rest day!
@Avidkeo I hear you on the bad diet! I've completely let myself go this week - fish & chips, Chinese, roast and Burger King have been my dinners this week
I'm feeling so sluggish right now and I know it's because I've been eating so much crap. Whenever I get into a rut like this I give myself the week to eat whatever I want and get it out of my system then get back on track the following week. This usually works until the next time. I find I go off the rails for about a week every few months, but it seems to have all evened out in the end so far.
@7Lenny7 Absolutely fantastic RR and amazing effort. You're a legend!
@mbaker566 Lovely pictures, that looks like a pretty place to run
I'll see you all in November
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So I start the day only 3 miles short of my jogging target though 6 miles short of my jalking target and it looks a busy day at work already. I have a 5k in the plan for my route home, some how I will make up the remaining mileage.
Nothing wrong with a roast @kirstymn depending on how much of it you have 4 -
October Goal: don't rage quit
10/1 rest
10/2 3.00
10/3 2.50
10/4 rest
10/5 2.10
10/6 stupid
10/7 old
10/8 woman
10/9 age
10/10 related
10/11 gut
10/12 issues
10/13 turtlepics
10/14 2.00
10/15 still cautious
10/16 3.50
10/17 Would have been Steve's 42nd birthday. Looked at lots of pictures...
10/18 3.00
10/19 meh
10/20 more meh
10/21 snorkel 3 hours
10/22 3.30
10/23 2.60
10/24 rest
10/25 2.50
10/26 worksuck
10/27 3.50
10/28 when..... can
10/29 I retire?
10/30 3.42
Total : 32.42 (I BROKE 30!!)
It dawns on me that I am leaving Sunday for the mainland for visits to FLA and NV, and during my 24 hours of travel will layover at HNL and JFK....during the @MobyCarp relay....so I will probably "wog" thru the airports over layovers and get my 1.5 hour timeslot filled....in spirit if not in "actual" clock time.....
Upcoming races:
Revel Kulia Half Marathon 1/18/20
Ticker is my goal for 2019 and progress to date:
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October goal 110 KM (ADJUSTED DUE TO INJURY)
Heading over to the November thread now.3 -
5km done. Just short of goal, which was a number plucked grom the air at random. Off to November, have much to ponder for monthly goals
Goal for October:
1. 15runs.......13
2. 80km.........75km
3. 8km long...Done 12 Oct
4. PB 5km......Done 5 Oct
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Awww. I like this..I always say I'm not a real runner lol...missed October but may join the November thread. Good job everyone!5
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Saw this fella on my run last night...
It was kind of humorous because I passed some runners coming from the other direction and they were all warning people about "there is a costume or something on the side of the trail up there" - I guess it scared them and they were making sure no one else was? 8 -
It was rainy, cold, and windy last night (25F feels-like temp). So I opted for 8 miles of "crazy laps". When @AlphaHowls mentioned this way back when, I thought there was no way I would every resort to doing that. But my mamma always told me "never say never". I resigned myself to being OK with not making goal this month after my leg pain got bad enough, but the slow, short strides of running indoors allowed me to just make it. On to November. Happy Halloween everybody!
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PastorVincent wrote: »Saw this fella on my run last night...
It was kind of humorous because I passed some runners coming from the other direction and they were all warning people about "there is a costume or something on the side of the trail up there" - I guess it scared them and they were making sure no one else was?
Long time since I've seen Alf...1 -
Looks like I hit 177 miles, which means I was just 2 runs at most shy of my 200 normal. Ah well. Next month new start!4
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