30 runs in 30 days - who's with us? (Page 100)

Originally posted by navbtcret



I have had a few runs the day after some heavy drinking. I actually ran a marathon this after some heavy drinking, it gets the demons out of my system quickly. Good job on getting out there and almost 100 days of streaking.

Originally posted by MSU_Brad

Last night was #100 for 4 miles. Went pretty smooth.

Originally posted by MSU_Brad

#101 - 2 easy miles in a pseudo brick about 15 minutes after finishing a Trainer Road session.

You guys are right about one thing though - It sure is addicting.

Originally posted by navbtcret

Day 715, 2 taper miles. No off for a 15 hour drive to Georgia with a friend of mine for the Soldier marathon Saturday.

Originally posted by navbtcret

Day 715, 2 taper miles. No off for a 15 hour drive to Georgia with a friend of mine for the Soldier marathon Saturday.

Originally posted by navbtcret

Day 716, 2 miles
Day 717, 26.52 miles
Day 718, 1.1 miles

I did not get the 3:20 nor really close. Just past mile 2 there was really to only steep hill on the course and as I was powering up the hill my left Achilles area went twang. It hurt like you know what but I kept at for a slower pace for next 1 or 2 and then I picked it back up and by mile 10 I was back on pace for the 3:20 but by mile 13 I knew it would not be. The pain was just too much and It made me alter my stride which caused my left knee to give me grief. I had 5 fallen Soldier's and Sailors names pinned to my shirt, two sailors I served with who were killed during a fire onboard the ship I was on, so not finishing was not an option. I kept at it and managed to finish in 3:39 and some odd seconds, not really sure the exact time, it is not listed on the site yet.

I did manage 1.1 miles this morning and could've gone farther but I still had better than a 9 hour drive back home. The pain is tolerable so I should be able to run through this by cutting back the speed and miles for a week or two. It was still a very rewarding marathon to overcome a bit of adversity and hopefully what turns out to be no more than a strain.

Streak on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Originally posted by Flashmandog

I'm up for the challenge as well. Thanks for posting this one.

Flashmandog

Originally posted by navbtcret

Day 716, 2 miles
Day 717, 26.52 miles
Day 718, 1.1 miles

I did not get the 3:20 nor really close. Just past mile 2 there was really to only steep hill on the course and as I was powering up the hill my left Achilles area went twang. It hurt like you know what but I kept at for a slower pace for next 1 or 2 and then I picked it back up and by mile 10 I was back on pace for the 3:20 but by mile 13 I knew it would not be. The pain was just too much and It made me alter my stride which caused my left knee to give me grief. I had 5 fallen Soldier's and Sailors names pinned to my shirt, two sailors I served with who were killed during a fire onboard the ship I was on, so not finishing was not an option. I kept at it and managed to finish in 3:39 and some odd seconds, not really sure the exact time, it is not listed on the site yet.

I did manage 1.1 miles this morning and could've gone farther but I still had better than a 9 hour drive back home. The pain is tolerable so I should be able to run through this by cutting back the speed and miles for a week or two. It was still a very rewarding marathon to overcome a bit of adversity and hopefully what turns out to be no more than a strain.

Streak on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Originally posted by ImSore



Welcome aboard. I will give you fair warning, its hard to stop at 30.

You have been warned.

#386- 6.2 mile. Good aerobic pace with 6 x 100m strides.

Originally posted by navbtcret

Day 716, 2 miles
Day 717, 26.52 miles
Day 718, 1.1 miles

I did not get the 3:20 nor really close. Just past mile 2 there was really to only steep hill on the course and as I was powering up the hill my left Achilles area went twang. It hurt like you know what but I kept at for a slower pace for next 1 or 2 and then I picked it back up and by mile 10 I was back on pace for the 3:20 but by mile 13 I knew it would not be. The pain was just too much and It made me alter my stride which caused my left knee to give me grief. I had 5 fallen Soldier's and Sailors names pinned to my shirt, two sailors I served with who were killed during a fire onboard the ship I was on, so not finishing was not an option. I kept at it and managed to finish in 3:39 and some odd seconds, not really sure the exact time, it is not listed on the site yet.

I did manage 1.1 miles this morning and could've gone farther but I still had better than a 9 hour drive back home. The pain is tolerable so I should be able to run through this by cutting back the speed and miles for a week or two. It was still a very rewarding marathon to overcome a bit of adversity and hopefully what turns out to be no more than a strain.

Streak on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!