Who is racing this weekend?
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William A. Irvin 5k tomorrow and Grandma's Marathon on Saturday to complete the Full Great Grandma's Challenge. First, and hopefully not last, full.3
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Many on the Genny this weekend 40 miler trail race1
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Running my first 10K this Saturday morning5
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I've got the Giants Head Marathon on Saturday. All 28 miles of it...1
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Did I mention the Glacier National Park Half Marathon on Sat.? Then on Sun. - Fri. I get to backpack through the park! **Super excited!!3
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Technically not on the weekend, but I'll be running a 4 mile race on July 4. This is not an "A" race, just a filler because there will be no club speed workout on the holiday.2
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Also running a 5k on the 4th. Paxtang Patriot Dash to benefit the Lions Club.1
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I am thinking about signing up for a local 5K on the 4th. If I do, I will sign up race day. It is a question of whether I feel up to a race yet after my recent vacation and I am still working on changing / improving nutrition back to what worked before vacation. It is only 5K, so truth is it is mostly a question of whether I decide to sleep in or not.1
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Another 5k event this morning and a new PB. Very pleased all the hard work is paying off!!3
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15k trail run in Santa Barbara on Independence day. Looks brutal.2
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10k in my home town in the middle of nowhere on Saturday. Last year only 10 people ran the 10k (there's also a 5k run/walk). There's a very real chance that I may actually come in last, so the goal is to have fun and celebrate how far I've come over the past year and a half!1
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I will be running, but not racing, the Shoreline Half Marathon on Saturday. I've agreed to be the 1:40 pacer, so the objective is to finish in 1:40 with as close as possible to even splits of 7:38 every mile. The course is mostly flat with a few wimpy rolling hills, but the weather is traditionally hot and humid. It will be an experience to see how well I can do this.
Sunday I ran 11.8 miles at an average 7:37 pace, but that was a coincidence. I wasn't really watching my pace, and my splits weren't as even as they should be for pacing a half. OTOH, I ran more hills on Sunday than there will be at Shoreline.3 -
Eugene Curnow trail marathon on Saturday. This will technically be a "training run" with SWAG for me, as I am diving into 100k training.2
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I am running my first ever mile race on Wednesday evening. I have no idea what to expect other than maybe coughing up a lung or two. I'm pretty sure this will be my one and only race at this distance.
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Running the Run United 5K on Saturday, if my knee will allow it.1
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Weekend starts at 5PM on Friday, right? By that definition, I'm racing this weekend. Karknocker 5K, gun time 7 PM on Friday. Small race, probably no bling; but it's in the Rochester Runner of the Year series, which means I have a chance to make progress toward winning my age group for the series.2
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not technically a race, but I'll be running the UMTR "not Quite" 50k FatAss this weekend.2
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Another midweek race and another unfamiliar distance. I'm running a 7K on Thursday evening. I haven't yet decided if I'm racing this or just running fast. Maybe I'll see who shows up to motivate me.
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HM in Warsaw, Poland this weekend. For me, races are the reward for my training - I sometimes actually refer to them as running parties
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Harrisburg Half Marathon on Sunday. Goal for this race is to negative split for the first time ever.
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I'm doing the Wabash Trace Half Marathon in SW Iowa this weekend - it is on a 'rails to trails' path. It's my 2nd HM and my goal is to finish. I would like to say I should PR, but a cluster of health-related things say that is out of reach.0
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Bad Cow 12 hour on Saturday. Planning at least a marathon, possibly 50K.
Bad Cow Marathon on Sunday.3 -
Doing the Historic Hillsborough Half Marathon on Sunday, October 1. Did the inaugural HM last year and came in second in my age group. Last year I was starting my taper for my marathon three weeks later so I felt really prepared. This year I'll be six weeks out from my next marathon and so far it doesn't feel like it is coming together, yet.1
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Good luck!! Let us know how you go, enjoy0
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Clarendon Marathon on Sunday; Salisbury to Winchester about 27 miles and fairly hilly.1
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MeanderingMammal wrote: »Clarendon Marathon on Sunday; Salisbury to Winchester about 27 miles and fairly hilly.
Gutted. I've been feeling a bit tough for a few days but planned to go ahead with the race today. Woke up at five o'clock to get ready, with a pounding headache and feeling ill.
DNS
I'd wanted to get to ten by the end of the year, but won't be able to now.0 -
Big Woods Trail Half Marathon Saturday, if my strained calf muscle will cooperate.
Sorry about the DNS, @MeanderingMammal ! I've had a few of those, but never for a marathon. A devestating blow, I'm sure.1 -
Bourbon Chase Ragnar relay- 200 miles from Louisville to Lexington, KY. Our team starts at 7:45 Friday morning with a projected finish sometime Saturday afternoon. This is the first time I have done a race of this type. I am excited and nervous, as I have a leg that is 5.4 miles on "remote country roads" and my calculations have me there at about 3AM. But I heard that all of the distilleries on the trail roll out the red carpet, so there's that to look forward to!4
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Got a call Thursday afternoon asking if I was running the Hershey Half. I said no and I didn't plan on it. They then offered me a free entry to which I said, 'sure, why not". Coming to my senses I called a friend and asked her to join me as a relay. I mean I have 8 miles scheduled anyway, so why not get some bling (and chocolate) for my effort. 2
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Go Commando Half Marathon this weekend 10/21/20171
