Peachtree Road Race 10K : Official Thread

TG 1A and I want to go sub 44 and maybe 42.  It all depends on the traffic.

 group 4 - my first one and i didn't have a time.

Ok seriously, how did I end up in Corral 8?!  Am I that slow?  This is my first time, so I have no idea how fast I'll be able to run with that many people in front of me.  I'm really just getting the shirt for my Mom.

Sub seeded and sub 40 (depending on traffic also). Maybe I can draft off a Kenyan for the first 5k.

Wife and I are both 1b. anything in low 50's will be good for me on those hills. She wont be happy unless she is under 50.

I'll be right there with ya in the back of 1A.  I'm hoping to run the whole race without injuring myself or rerailing my recovery.  Slow and steady.

I was going to type that I wanted to do well enough to not have to run a qualifier next year (under 50 minutes) but that is complete BS.  I don't think I have the base rebuilt enough to go that fast without risking an injury.  So, I'll be challenging all comers to 10K races next winter.

1A 44 would make me happy since I haven't run a good 10k (by my standards) in about 2 years but I would love to PR and that will be anything faster than 43:45. 

My husband is running and he is going to use my mother in law's number in TG5. The one I got for him ended up being TG9 and he --understandably--doesn't want to start back there. So if anyone still needs a number let me know (TG9). . .

Not sure of his goal since the last time he ran was last years PRR. I think anything around an hour. He's just in it to drink beer with me at the end.

Everyone is coming to drink beer afterwards at the Park Tavern, right? Carry your ID and dollars(in past years $10 got you food and all the mich lite you wanted).

I wanted to add that for those that haven't run the PRR that the course is really pretty good. My 3rd fastest 10k ever is from this course and I wasn't even going all out that day. First half is down hill pretty much and the 2nd half has a good bit of uphill but then you roll (mostly down) to a fast finish that last mile. And if you have run the half on Thanksgiving this will feel like a piece of cake.

Brian - if it is one of these three numbers, I am interested.  Other than that, I guess I will sit this one out.      (little inside joke with Karen26.2)

sorry, duplicate... it was funny, but not that funny

TG 1B. 

Due to a hamstring injury I have just started back running and have only done 3 miles at a time in the last 3 or so weeks.  Think it's been about 5 wees or so since I have done 6. 

SO, I'm happy to just be able to participate and will be glad if I end up running the whole thing hills and all!