Post your recent results - Part 2

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  • SonicDeathMonkey80
    SonicDeathMonkey80 Posts: 4,489 Member
    Pittsburgh EQT 10 Miler - 66min/6:40 pace, a 3min PR :)
  • prdavies1949
    prdavies1949 Posts: 326 Member
    Delamere Park Run, UK.
    This was a 5k hilly trail race, I got a new all time PR of 25min 45sec. I finished 2nd in my age group and 86th out of 185 starters. Needless to say I am delighted. Next Sat as part of my training for a 10k I am running in the Cardiff park run 5k. As this is a flat asphalt run, I am looking to go even faster.
  • Samstan101
    Samstan101 Posts: 699 Member
    prdavies - if you're looking for a fast parkrun come on up to Tredegar at Parc Bryn Bach. Its a flat asphalt path around the lake and a smaller field than Cardiff (come ay hi if you do :) )

    Ran my 6th Half of the year (and ever!) today running circuits of the Donington Race track. Previous PB was set at Cardiff HM in Oct (2:06:24) which was a relatively flat course. Donington is a very hilly racing circuit but ran 1:56:54 today. I could have gone quicker but for a bad set of blisters from lap 4 due to very wet feet. Absolutely delighted with my first sub 2hrs though :smiley:
  • brandiuntz
    brandiuntz Posts: 2,717 Member
    Holiday Half & 5K at Moody Gardens (Galveston, Tx). This year, I ran the 5K (ran the half last year):

    New PR of 27:32

    Third place in my age group of Female 40-49. 24th out of 136 total. So proud of that time. The second time I've placed in a race. Previous PB was 28:41 (in March), so very proud of how much time I knocked off. :)
  • Leanz
    Leanz Posts: 2,025 Member
    Queenstown Half Marathon 22 November 2014

    Conditions were appalling, wet cold and windy, but worse for the marathoners who had to weather a short storm of gale force winds and driving rain. It was a trail run and the track was turned to slippery mud.

    I was very disappointed with my time 2:14: 57, until I saw I was 7th in my age group (60-69) First was 2:06 and next six 2:12 - 2:14:57.

    The volunteers were amazing - stood out in horrid conditions and doing their best to ensure we all survived!
  • DonPendergraft
    DonPendergraft Posts: 520 Member
    I ran the Big Cedar Endurance trail race Saturday the 22nd. I planned on the 50M but they canceled the 50M for runner safety. I dropped to the 50K. I was DFL and almost 4.5 hours slower than my PR. But I couldn't be happier. Ankle deep sticky mud. Crawling on your hands and knees over super slick bridges. The course was an butt kicker! I was DFL, but 58% didn't finish the 50K, so I did better than they did anyway! But all the hard work paid off for sure. I'm so much stronger now. Happy to finish! uxe3uxzswdi6.jpg
  • SonicDeathMonkey80
    SonicDeathMonkey80 Posts: 4,489 Member
    I ran the Big Cedar Endurance trail race Saturday the 22nd. I planned on the 50M but they canceled the 50M for runner safety. I dropped to the 50K. I was DFL and almost 4.5 hours slower than my PR. But I couldn't be happier. Ankle deep sticky mud. Crawling on your hands and knees over super slick bridges. The course was an butt kicker! I was DFL, but 58% didn't finish the 50K, so I did better than they did anyway! But all the hard work paid off for sure. I'm so much stronger now. Happy to finish!

    Damn. That's awesome!

  • mom2tripsn2
    mom2tripsn2 Posts: 64 Member
    Did my first HM at the Annapolis Running Classic in Annapolis, MD on November 22nd...it...was...HORRIBLE!!! It was super cold and I did a pasta dinner the night before that was purchased from a little pizza/sub shop and it didn't sit very well...so I think between that and not breathing properly in the cold, my stomach went haywire on me and I spent miles 5-13 puking my guts out on the side of the road...seriously thought about throwing in the towel around mile 10...BUT, I didn't :smiley: So, overall it was a victory...with a world class crappy time of 2:49:17...sooooo far below the pace I'd even been doing my LSR's at...but at least I finished and now I have a nice easy base time to kill on the next one!!
  • deanna0127
    deanna0127 Posts: 7 Member
    Seattle Half Marathon on a chilly, but beautiful Sunday Morning... I finally managed to break the 2 hour mark on the most difficult course I've ever run. 1:59:18 :D
  • throoper
    throoper Posts: 351 Member
    I PRed a 5k November 22. I finished in 23:44 and the course was a little long - 3.15, so it works out to a 7:33 mile. I have NEVER EVER considered myself a "fast" runner and that seems unbelievably fast to me! Very exciting :D Congrats to everyone else!
    deanna0127 wrote: »
    Seattle Half Marathon on a chilly, but beautiful Sunday Morning... I finally managed to break the 2 hour mark on the most difficult course I've ever run. 1:59:18 :D

    Yay for breaking 2:00 !!! I did that this fall as well, except it was a fast downhill course. Still felt freaking awesome though.

  • Daisy471
    Daisy471 Posts: 409 Member
    I ran the Kiawah Island Half Marathon on Saturday. I wasn't sure what to expect because I have been having some hip problems and haven't been running much. I finished in 2:31:11, making this my second fastest half, and I stopped a few times to take pictures along the way. I am happy with my time, and more importantly, my hip doesn't hurt!
  • larrewl
    larrewl Posts: 122 Member
    Daisy471 wrote: »
    I ran the Kiawah Island Half Marathon on Saturday. I wasn't sure what to expect because I have been having some hip problems and haven't been running much. I finished in 2:31:11, making this my second fastest half, and I stopped a few times to take pictures along the way. I am happy with my time, and more importantly, my hip doesn't hurt!

    I also ran Kiawah Island HM Saturday. I was happy to finish at 2:22:19 as I was nursing a sprained ankle.
  • hiker_chick
    hiker_chick Posts: 16 Member
    PR'd during the Portland Holiday Half on Saturday. Ran a (nearly consistent) 11min/mile pace and finished in 2:25. It was a sunny, fairly cool day and perfect for running! Can't wait for my next race!
  • phil230532
    phil230532 Posts: 41 Member
    edited December 2014
    Kiawah Island half marathon Saturday, 2:02:46.
  • Curtruns
    Curtruns Posts: 510 Member
    edited December 2014
    Santa Hustle, Sevierville TN. 14 Dec , 1:32:25 a new PR!!
  • vcphil
    vcphil Posts: 79 Member
    Goofy challenge 39.3 miles 2 days :-)
    Half marathon- 1:41:17
    full marathon- 3:19:21
  • aldousmom
    aldousmom Posts: 382 Member
    On January 3, 2015 I ran the Wild Azalea Trail 50 miler, I finished 1st female!

    also, I finished ONLY female: all other women dropped b/c the conditions were terrible.
    It was pretty awesome.

    Race report http://aldousmom.tumblr.com/post/107244476236/wild-azalea-trail-challenge-50-miler
  • On New Years Day, I ran the Polar Dash 10K in Minneapolis in 44:45. Placed in Top 5 in my age bracket (out of 75) and in Top 5% overall. Great way to start the New Year despite the biting cold.
  • lporter229
    lporter229 Posts: 4,907 Member
    Ran my first sub 4 marathon in Charleston, SC this past weekend. Finished in 3:54:32, fifth in my age group (F 40-44). Very pleased with the results and what felt like a near perfect race.
  • Curtruns
    Curtruns Posts: 510 Member
    Ran my first ultra...Triple D 50K 4:12:11! 2nd Overall...It was a bit short at 48K. Very happy, very sore. It was a muddy and sloppy mess!!
  • lorierin22
    lorierin22 Posts: 432 Member
    First 15K yesterday--Hot Chocolate in Atlanta. 1:53:14. Either the course was a touch long or I need to get better at running the tangents. Garmin said 9.48miles. Oh the hills!! :/
  • alikonda
    alikonda Posts: 2,358 Member
    My first marathon was this past Sunday - NOLA Rock n' Roll - 3:32:30. Time wasn't terrible, but I was definitely not ready for the mental side of the race, especially one in which I spent a majority of the race in a runner gap. I did PR my half marathon, though, so that's always nice. =)
  • Curtruns
    Curtruns Posts: 510 Member
    not a "long race" but I did run a 5K and set a PR! 18:56, first in my age group, second overall. Pink Nose Blue Toes 5K
  • lishie_rebooted
    lishie_rebooted Posts: 2,973 Member
    new PR for 10mi.
    today: 1:28:31
    previously 1:38:36 in Oct 2012
  • cheshirecatastrophe
    cheshirecatastrophe Posts: 1,395 Member
    First trail race - first night race! Half marathon in two hours was good for a top 3 age group finish and top 50 overall.

    I like this "small race" business.
  • SecretAgent27
    SecretAgent27 Posts: 57 Member
    edited February 2015
    Hadn't posted this one yet.

    Katy YMCA Turkey Dash 10K
    November 27, 2014.
    46:42 (7:31/mile) PR
    135/1,124 Overall
    113/546 Gender
    12/62 AG

    Then today, I ran my first Half Marathon! :D

    Katy Half Marathon
    February 7, 2015
    1:39:42 (7:36/mile) PR
    87/2,282 Overall
    73/924 Gender
    7/126 AG

    First time finishing in the Top 100 Overall and Top 10 AG in a field this large. My mile splits were pretty even. After running the first two miles under pace, I ran 8 miles between 7:32 and 7:37. The other 3 miles were under 7:30 including the last mile which was done in 7:20.

    1:40:00 was my goal time. I thought it was a bit ambitious but I made it.

    I started running just over a year ago (January '14). My first race was a 5K last March which I finished in 28:08 (9:05). I'm thrilled with the progress I've made so far (and the 40 lbs I've lost). I set an initial goal of running my first Half after a year (mission accomplished) and my first Full Marathon after two (49 weeks until the 2016 Houston Marathon). My initial goal for the Marathon was to finish under 3:30:00 but I'm already projected to do that now. I'm not sure what time I should set my sights on now.

    My next immediate goal is to get under 45 minutes for the 10K, of which I have a couple of coming up.
  • Curtruns
    Curtruns Posts: 510 Member
    did a 5K today...Rosy Cheeks 5K, 2nd overall, beating a number of high school boys in the process of hitting a PR of 18:44!
  • 99clmsntgr
    99clmsntgr Posts: 777 Member
    Hadn't posted the last couple results, but this is one I'm really proud of.

    Ran the Spartan Sprint in Conyers, GA, yesterday. 5.1 miles, 28 obstacles (and 120 obstacle-penalty burpees). 1 hour, 55 minutes and change. Scrapes, bumps and bruises and it feels like someone took a baseball bat to my calves and back.

    I learned real quick where the weak part of my fitness are (time to increase the upper body pulling exercises). Glad that I had a good group of guys I work with to help on some of the obstacles, we truly worked as a team.

    Quebe 082-2772 (for those that get it).

    AROO!
  • phil230532
    phil230532 Posts: 41 Member
    First annual Belmont Middle School 5k (my wife teaches there). Oldest daughter 1st female, youngest daughter paced my wife and won her age group, wife won her age group, I hobbled in with IT band flare up and won my age group, wife's teacher team won first. Not the most competitive field but a fun day for this running family.
  • Robbnva
    Robbnva Posts: 590 Member
    I'm a newer runner but expanding my distance now, in addition to being down 90lbs, I set my PR last weekend.

    Break away 5k in Frederick, MD almost 10 minute improvement from my last 5k in October. Finished 33:08
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