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2008-02-21 10:01 PM
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KathyG - 2008-02-21 12:35 PM
WaterDog66 - 2008-02-21 12:00 PM

Hit the track this morning in the snotty weather and did another one of these silly progression runs. It went better than it has in the past and I even had a bit of gas left in the tank when I was done. (No Puking Today)

Now at: 200/250 - 80% Complete

Team: 61.91%

Train Well Pfreaky Pfft

No puking...does that mean you didn't push hard enough:;

Nice training as usual~ 

You are doing an awesome job Kathy!



2008-02-21 10:05 PM
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ROCK ON PPFFT!!!!!

Goals being up't, running in the mist.. You guys are truly an inspiration!!!! I got in another 6 miles today, so I am on track to break my goal... (Although mine is looking quite small compared to other folks on this Team)

Anyway, you guys are kicking butt.

2008-02-22 9:37 AM
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Got in 4.8 miles on an indoor track.  Ran mainly by heartrate.  In Z2 (max 150 bpm), averaged a 9:31 pace...about right...

Edit: oh, and for Brett's benefit, at 39.4 miles...66% of goal...yeah, I know I'm behind...I may have to tag on a few miles for my long run tomorrow...



Edited by sparco 2008-02-22 9:38 AM
2008-02-22 11:02 AM
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Did 10 miles @ Recovery pace this morning down at the beach in the spitting rain. Sort of reminded me of the Surf City Half Marathon I ran a few weeks ago. Running in a rainstorm is definitely more fun than it looks. Now at:

210/250 - 84%

Team: 67.17%

I have a 12 mile run planned for tomorrow and should not have any problems getting it logged in time to count for this week. (That would put me at 88% with 6 days left to run the final 28 miles) Seems like I will be able to get pretty close to 110% for the month if I continue to hit all of my planned workouts.

2008-02-22 11:31 AM
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LadyGator - 2008-02-20 7:17 PM Finally got that run in today Between moving into the new place and starting my new job yesterday its been a little difficult to get everything in. So I guess I'm only at about 18/40 miles. I think I have some big running to do the next 9 days, but I'll get it done..... I hope

 

YOU CAN DO IT!   WE HAVE CONFIDENCE IN YOU!!

2008-02-22 11:34 AM
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sparco - 2008-02-22 9:37 AM

Got in 4.8 miles on an indoor track.  Ran mainly by heartrate.  In Z2 (max 150 bpm), averaged a 9:31 pace...about right...

Edit: oh, and for Brett's benefit, at 39.4 miles...66% of goal...yeah, I know I'm behind...I may have to tag on a few miles for my long run tomorrow...

 

Good to see you recognizing your "behindness",  Sal! 

I got another half mile today -- I'm at 30.05/35 miles 86% of goal.   I'll probably finish up tomorrow, and add another 10% or so to my total to help the team out!

 

 



2008-02-22 5:48 PM
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Have a great weekend everyone and be sure to stay warm and dry
2008-02-23 7:33 AM
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Go TEAM! I wish I could be there helping you achieve our goals. Kick some arse folks!
2008-02-23 12:34 PM
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Ran a 10K this morning with Dexter and a few other BT folks!  PR'ed by 1:25, so I am stoked for that!!! 66.24/80, less than 14 to go!!!
2008-02-23 2:53 PM
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Ran 13.4 miles SICK in 2 degree weather and pushed it...then helped a friend move afterwards...

I AM STOOPID!

I feel like I got run over by a truck...

52.8 out of 60 miles (88%)...7 and change left to go...

If I feel really bad this week, I may need a little help from my (Pitter Patter) friends...

2008-02-23 3:04 PM
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Ran 3.1 today on treadmill

But did first intervals in 13 months..saw some HR #'s normally don't see as I tried hard to push harder...fun stuff!

7h 54m 34s  - 46.23 Mi out of 55 miles



2008-02-23 4:17 PM
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I went of the plan a bit today and did a little test to measure my current marathon pace. (Using HR to measure Intensity)

Did 12 miles with 7 @MP, and the last one @ HMP. Note to the casual observer, these paces were quite a bit faster than what I have been using in my progression runs. (According to the marathon gurus, I have been running too slow)

I expected this would either go really well, or I would be left gasping/puking on the side of the track and destroy any chance of a good long run tomorrow.

All in all, I am pretty pleased with the results. It was not the sufferfest that I expected it to be and I ran faster than I ever have in my life over any distance.

Now at: 222/250 - 89%

Team: 73.94%

Looks like we are closing in on the goal. We have 7 training days left in the month including today.

2008-02-23 6:18 PM
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kenj - 2008-02-23 10:34 AM Ran a 10K this morning with Dexter and a few other BT folks! PR'ed by 1:25, so I am stoked for that!!! 66.24/80, less than 14 to go!!!

 

 

That's awesome!!!!!!! Congrats! Be proud!!! 

2008-02-23 6:19 PM
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WaterDog66 - 2008-02-23 2:17 PM

I went of the plan a bit today and did a little test to measure my current marathon pace. (Using HR to measure Intensity)

Did 12 miles with 7 @MP, and the last one @ HMP. Note to the casual observer, these paces were quite a bit faster than what I have been using in my progression runs. (According to the marathon gurus, I have been running too slow)

I expected this would either go really well, or I would be left gasping/puking on the side of the track and destroy any chance of a good long run tomorrow.

All in all, I am pretty pleased with the results. It was not the sufferfest that I expected it to be and I ran faster than I ever have in my life over any distance.

Now at: 222/250 - 89%

Team: 73.94%

Looks like we are closing in on the goal. We have 7 training days left in the month including today.

 

Wow!  Hurray for running faster than you ever had.  That's amazing! 

2008-02-23 6:23 PM
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sparco - 2008-02-23 3:53 PM

Ran 13.4 miles SICK in 2 degree weather and pushed it...then helped a friend move afterwards...

I AM STOOPID!

I feel like I got run over by a truck...

52.8 out of 60 miles (88%)...7 and change left to go...

If I feel really bad this week, I may need a little help from my (Pitter Patter) friends...



Yeah, see.... running in 2 F weather.....

That's why I live in NC. It was 60 F here today.

'Nuff said.



Hope you're feeling better soon!
2008-02-23 6:23 PM
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kenj - 2008-02-23 1:34 PM

Ran a 10K this morning with Dexter and a few other BT folks! PR'ed by 1:25, so I am stoked for that!!! 66.24/80, less than 14 to go!!!


CONGRATULATIONS on the PR!




2008-02-23 6:24 PM
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sparco - 2008-02-23 2:53 PM

Ran 13.4 miles SICK in 2 degree weather and pushed it...then helped a friend move afterwards...

I AM STOOPID!

I feel like I got run over by a truck...

52.8 out of 60 miles (88%)...7 and change left to go...

If I feel really bad this week, I may need a little help from my (Pitter Patter) friends...

 

Nice job, Sal -- Sounds like you caught the bug the rest of your family had -- Bummer -- Not been a healthy season for you so far it seems.

Keep it up, get better, and have some CHEESECAKE

 



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2008-02-23 6:26 PM
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WaterDog66 - 2008-02-23 5:17 PM

I went of the plan a bit today and did a little test to measure my current marathon pace. (Using HR to measure Intensity)

Did 12 miles with 7 @MP, and the last one @ HMP. Note to the casual observer, these paces were quite a bit faster than what I have been using in my progression runs. (According to the marathon gurus, I have been running too slow)

I expected this would either go really well, or I would be left gasping/puking on the side of the track and destroy any chance of a good long run tomorrow.

All in all, I am pretty pleased with the results. It was not the sufferfest that I expected it to be and I ran faster than I ever have in my life over any distance.

Now at: 222/250 - 89%

Team: 73.94%

Looks like we are closing in on the goal. We have 7 training days left in the month including today.



According to the marathon gurus.... Wait, they don't even know that I exist. Do you think it has something to do with the fact that I don't run? Hmmm.... LOL

CONGRATULATIONS on running faster!


2008-02-23 6:28 PM
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UTTriman - 2008-02-23 7:24 PM

sparco - 2008-02-23 2:53 PM

Ran 13.4 miles SICK in 2 degree weather and pushed it...then helped a friend move afterwards...

I AM STOOPID!

I feel like I got run over by a truck...

52.8 out of 60 miles (88%)...7 and change left to go...

If I feel really bad this week, I may need a little help from my (Pitter Patter) friends...

Nice job, Sal -- Sounds like you caught the bug the rest of your family had -- Bummer -- Not been a healthy season for you so far it seems.

Keep it up, get better, and have some CHEESECAKE



Hahahahaha - I was going to make a reference to having cheesecake. But I decided that if he was sick and all, it might not be a good time to remind him of the existence of cheesecake.



2008-02-23 7:32 PM
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sparco - 2008-02-23 12:53 PM

Ran 13.4 miles SICK in 2 degree weather and pushed it...then helped a friend move afterwards...

I AM STOOPID!

I feel like I got run over by a truck...

52.8 out of 60 miles (88%)...7 and change left to go...

If I feel really bad this week, I may need a little help from my (Pitter Patter) friends...

No worries

If I hit all of my planned workouts, I should be at 110% by the end of the challenge.

Get Well  

 

2008-02-23 7:36 PM
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D001 - 2008-02-23 4:26 PM   According to the marathon gurus.... Wait, they don't even know that I exist. Do you think it has something to do with the fact that I don't run? Hmmm.... LOL CONGRATULATIONS on running faster!

Well, I did not know how to run when I started hanging out with these folks.

I am definitely not fast enough to run with the big dogs, but hanging out with them when they are not running has sure put some mojo in my running.

But I bet you have made a few speedy running friends while putting all of these challenges together. (Like Daremo and the rest of his challenge team) I am sure they would offer any help that you asked for



2008-02-23 7:38 PM
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That is a huge amount of time to take off of your 10k PB

Nice job Ken.

2008-02-23 9:06 PM
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Anyone know the link that compared treadmill paces at various inclines to outdoor running? I looked around and can't find it and have seen it before?

I should make my numbers...I have 11 more miles to run this month per my plan which will put me about 2 over my 55. 

Keep running everyone 

 

2008-02-23 9:35 PM
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KathyG - 2008-02-23 9:06 PM

Anyone know the link that compared treadmill paces at various inclines to outdoor running? I looked around and can't find it and have seen it before?

I should make my numbers...I have 11 more miles to run this month per my plan which will put me about 2 over my 55. 

Keep running everyone

Here ya go Kathy...

http://www.hillrunner.com/training/tmillchart.php

 

2008-02-24 7:38 AM
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Sparco..thanks
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