Post your recent results - Part 2

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  • lporter229
    lporter229 Posts: 4,907 Member
    October 12, 2014
    Dayton Corridor Classic Half Marathon
    1:43:55, 7:56 pace-PR! Surprising result-very excited!
  • TomZot
    TomZot Posts: 165 Member
    Maine Half Marathon, 10/5/2014. 1:41:40. PR.
  • runfatmanrun
    runfatmanrun Posts: 1,090 Member
    Defiance 50K
    Tacoma, WA 10/12/14
    4:59:13 PR
  • warriordude07run
    warriordude07run Posts: 64 Member
    Firefighter's 5k, 10/12/2014. 20:55 and a 25 second PR. Felt good to get in a sub 21 before my first marathon this Sunday. Knocking on that sub 20 door.
  • donrdon
    donrdon Posts: 216 Member
    Oct. 5, 2014
    Twin Cities Marathon
    4:24:41 about 10 minutes slower than my best that happened in July but the way training was this summer I'm pretty happy with the results. Best run marathon I've been at (only 4 so far) well organized, great expo, great volunteers, awesome course/spectators.
  • kristinegift
    kristinegift Posts: 2,406 Member
    Oct 18, 2014
    Baltimore Marathon
    4:43:43. Came in 11 mins slower than I planned, but the ~7 miles of more-or-less continuous hills on the second half killed me! I've never ran so many consecutive ups and downs in my life! My cramps had cramps the last couple miles! But the race was well-organized, well-staffed and the crowd support was awesome. Not too shabby for a 1st full marathon!
  • jennalink807
    jennalink807 Posts: 226 Member
    Columbus Marathon (my second full)
    Columbus, OH on 10/19/2014
    Chip time: 4:50:55
    Perfect even splits: 2:25:27, 2:25:28
    PRd by half an hour
    Never hit the wall
    It was a great race- well organized, fantastic volunteers, well timed aid stations.
  • Curtruns
    Curtruns Posts: 510 Member
    edited October 2014
    10/19/14-Des Moines Marathon, paced for a friend of mine......Had a fantastic time and felt great throughout the race, managed to push her past the "I don't give a sheet" stage at mile 25 to finish in 3:59:03. She made her goal with 56 seconds to spare. It felt great to be the pusher! and how I felt after finishing gives me confidence that I could handle a 50K!
  • warriordude07run
    warriordude07run Posts: 64 Member
    Columbus Marathon 10/19/14- My first marathon!!
    Ran a really solid 18 miles and then the wheels started to come off.. went through the half in 1:51 flat and ended in 3:49:16. Hey it's a PR, right?

    I'm a marathoner!!!
  • Daisy471
    Daisy471 Posts: 409 Member
    Detroit International Half Marathon 10/19/14
    Finished in 2:27:04, PR by just over 9 minutes, beat my goal of 2:30!

    As always, it was well-organized with lots of great volunteers. There was a lot less congestion on the Ambassador Bridge, they got the wave start timing just right.
  • JustWant2Run
    JustWant2Run Posts: 286 Member
    October 19 2014

    Toronto Waterfront Marathon, my second full... 3:44:32, 5 minutes PR!!
    I ran the first half in 1:51:56 and the second half in 1:52:37. I felt strong the whole way. Pretty happy about it :)
  • salvaje913
    salvaje913 Posts: 38 Member
    October 18, 2014

    The Toughest 10K - Galveston
    (My first 10K ever from starting to run back in April!) 1:11:41 - PR!

    First time running up a bridge and it was something! Great race with great weather!
  • lorierin22
    lorierin22 Posts: 432 Member
    Despite some advice to pass on this one, I finished my 3rd half marathon yesterday. I had done the same course last year undertrained because of an ankle sprain and it was miserable. As luck would have it, I sprained my ankle again this year and I lost 5 weeks of training, but with a much stronger base before the sprain this time, I felt I could handle it. The most important decision I made was pacing, I re-adjusted my time goal, re-adjusted my attitude to be ok if I couldn't hold the pace, and just went out there to have a good time and finish. And I had a BLAST! It was so much better than last year. I actually shaved 9 minutes off my time from last year. I didn't meet my new goal (I missed it by less than a minute) but I was only about 9 minutes off my original goal before my injury. The best part was how much fun I had--glad I didn't miss it!! AthHalf- 2:38:24 PR
  • throoper
    throoper Posts: 351 Member
    Last weekend I ran the Silent Trails 10 mile trail race in Laramie, Wyoming. My time was 1:49:16, or a 10:18 minute mile. Considering the race was on trails at 8000-9000 feet with 1200 feet of elevation gain, I was pretty happy with that! My PR on a half marathon for comparison is a 8:58 minute mile.

    This weekend I reran the same course both Saturday and Sunday! Kinda crazy, but we're on our last gasp of fall weather here and it was soooo beautiful this weekend.
  • Ran the Detroit Freep International Marathon on Sunday...5:07:16. Major PR for me :) Still super excited!
  • LoneWolfRunner
    LoneWolfRunner Posts: 1,160 Member
    Glacial Trail 50M in Greenbush, WI. I missed a cutoff at mile 38 and had to take a DNF.... sucked. Here is a little race report:

    http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/LoneWolfRunner
  • STrooper
    STrooper Posts: 659 Member
    Ran the Myrtle Beach Mini-Marathon (HM) on 10/19 and the Coastal 5K on 10/18. Finished the 5K in 26:09 at a relatively easy pace
    Finished the HM in 2:01:33.

    Flat courses, but very crowded on the first 2 miles of the HM. I lost more than 2 minutes in the first mile because the roadway was so packed. Once I broke free, I was able to sustain about a 9:00/mile. Wanted to complete in 1:59:59, but it was also the last longish training run 2 weeks before my next marathon so I didn't want to burn-out my legs just to break the 2-hour mark. There will be another day for that.

    Weather was cool. A little breezy for the HM but not excessively so.
  • davemunger
    davemunger Posts: 1,139 Member
    STrooper wrote: »
    Ran the Myrtle Beach Mini-Marathon (HM) on 10/19 and the Coastal 5K on 10/18. Finished the 5K in 26:09 at a relatively easy pace
    Finished the HM in 2:01:33.

    Flat courses, but very crowded on the first 2 miles of the HM. I lost more than 2 minutes in the first mile because the roadway was so packed. Once I broke free, I was able to sustain about a 9:00/mile. Wanted to complete in 1:59:59, but it was also the last longish training run 2 weeks before my next marathon so I didn't want to burn-out my legs just to break the 2-hour mark. There will be another day for that.

    Weather was cool. A little breezy for the HM but not excessively so.

    Awesome! Sounds like you are ready to move a little farther forward when you line up for your next half. Though for a marathon I'd suggest lining up a little farther back than your "true" pace because everyone tends to start out too fast in a marathon. Better to "lose" 30 seconds a mile in your first couple of miles than go out 30 seconds too fast and trade that for 2 extra minutes a mile over the last six miles!
  • RunnerElizabeth
    RunnerElizabeth Posts: 1,091 Member
    I don't usually post my results if they aren't an "official" pr, but i ran my fastest 5k with the jogging stroller today 27:05, and for the first time ever (haven't done this without the stroller yet) i posted a sub-8 mile. 7:54. I do have a slight regret that I didn't run this race solo like originally planned, I think i would have gone sub-26. Still happy with my effort though.
  • derekj222
    derekj222 Posts: 370 Member
    Marine Corps Marathon 10/26/14 - 4:02:46. Definitely not my best, but had some issues. Still this is an AMAZING race to run, highly recommended!
  • DavidMartinez2
    DavidMartinez2 Posts: 840 Member
    Lake Hodges Trailfest 50K: 4:09:48. 6th Overall, 1st Age Group, new 50K PR by almost 10 minutes.
  • jstrun
    jstrun Posts: 70 Member
    I was hesitant to post my results on here, but hey fastest or not I am damn proud!!! I ran my first marathon yesterday at the Niagara International Marathon and my first 21K split was 2:36 but then at mile 16, my legs broke on me...I got MASSIVE charlie horses that at every .5 miles i had to stop and rub them out to keep going and ended up finishing with 5:59:12. Despite it being a long time, my main goal was to finish and thats all that matters to me right now...I DID IT!!!!
  • 99clmsntgr
    99clmsntgr Posts: 777 Member
    Saturday, 25-October-2014, Spinx RunFest, Greenville, SC, Run Town USA Half-Marathon

    I set the goal of 1:40 for the race, which would have been a PR. I ran a 1:42 in Athens earlier in the year and had trained all summer. The RTUSA Half is a tough course, rolling down hill for the first half and climbing the second half, so I was a bit nervous.

    During the race, every time I glanced at the Garmin, it was much slower than the pace I needed. Half way point was in the 49:30 range, knowing that the hills were coming I was again nervous. I decided at that point to just ignore the Garmin and run. Finish line approaching and I felt damn good. Finish line approaching and I see the official clock reading 1:37 and change...high gear (our at least what I could muster), and I crossed as the clock ticked over to 1:38.

    Crushed my PR by 3+ minutes. Finished 58 overall, 52 of 515 men, 15th in my age group. I'll take it.
  • soxobsessed
    soxobsessed Posts: 130 Member
    Finished the Green Stride Newburyport Half Marathon on Sunday with a new PR of 2:25:07, and I also didn't feel like complete death after so that is the major win
  • vgnrnr
    vgnrnr Posts: 11 Member
    First half marathon.

    1:29:13

    Had to cancel a couple ultras so I ran this local race instead. I was pretty happy with the results considering I've never raced that distance.
  • deanna0127
    deanna0127 Posts: 7 Member
    October 26, 2014

    Vancouver BC, Canada Rock N Roll Inaugural Half-Marathon. A beautiful course on a day with perfect running weather. New PR 2:12:25
  • valentine4
    valentine4 Posts: 233 Member
    Dublin city marathon- 4.46. Finish line not finish time..but already looking foward to next year hopefully do another one. Just one though :)
  • jennalink807
    jennalink807 Posts: 226 Member
    Honor Our Heroes Quarter Marathon- 1:01.58; 2nd in AG and 10th overall female. I started the race at a casual pace, but at the turnaround point I counted and noticed I was the 12th female, and I could see two girls a catchable distance ahead. Finished with an avg. 9:29 pace. (1 min faster than the LR pace I was supposed to be running.. oops). Guess I should have remembered how competitive I can get before deciding to use a race as a marathon recovery run... lol.
  • Samstan101
    Samstan101 Posts: 699 Member
    Richard Burton 10k. Was hoping for my first sub 55min (PB stood at 56:17) but wasn't sure if it was doable on an undulating course with a twinging calf & thigh. I have no idea where it came from but blasted it and finished in 52:03 (my watch, still waiting for the official results)
  • throoper
    throoper Posts: 351 Member
    So on a whim I wanted to see if I could beat my previous 5k PR (25:40). I smashed it! 24:06. Yahoo :D
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