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Kingston, Ont
Canada
Kingston Road Runners Association
0C / 32F
Precipitation
 		Total Time = 50m 7s
Overall Rank = 113/150
Age Group =
Age Group Rank = 0/
Event warmup:

Ran for about 7 minutes.
Had to get over from the Base to RMC across the archway to the starting line. Was a good 800m warmup including stairs!
Run
  • 50m 7s
  • 8 kms
  • 06m 16s  min/km
Comments:

WILD!!
What would you do differently?:

As I have said before, move to Florida
Post race
What limited your ability to perform faster:

Ummmmm......hmmmmmm.....I don't know! :) :) :)

Event comments:

Can't really comment on these due to the crap weather

I'm glad I got out there today, though, what a wild time!!!!




Last updated: 2005-01-02 12:00 AM
Running
00:50:07 | 08 kms | 06m 16s  min/km
Age Group: 0/
Overall: 0/150
Performance: Average
Course: HA!! We were hit immediately with a lot of freezing rain once we started. Ran through RMC for 1k, which was flat and not yet too slippery. Then had to do Fort Henry Hill, which is about 10% grade and is about 800m long. It was starting to get really icy, so we ran at the side of the road. We continued through the hilly Base housing area, on the side of the road, on people's lawns, on the occasional stripe of road dirt, wherever we wouldn't fall down, really. I couldn't tell you where exactly we ran, I just followed the others and tried not to fall on my a$$. After the turn around, it only got icier, so we really had to slow down. We had to go DOWN Fort Henry hill, so I gave up and ran in the field beside the road. You couldn't even run safely in the gravel at the side of the road at that point. Then the rest of the run was flat and icy at least. For the final sprint, I ran on the grass beside the sidewalk!!! Applause, please!! :) :) Somehow, the fastest runner's time was 26 minutes! Still was a slow time for him, apparently!!
Keeping cool Drinking
Post race
Weight change: %
Overall:
Mental exertion [1-5]
Physical exertion [1-5] 3
Good race? Ok
Evaluation
Course challenge
Organized?
Events on-time?
Lots of volunteers?
Plenty of drinks? No
Post race activities: Average
Race evaluation [1-5]

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2005-01-02 1:24 PM

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Master
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2005-01-02 1:44 PM
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Man!  talk about tenacious!!  I would have turned around and walked back to the warm car!  Good for you.  What a race to remember!!!
2005-01-02 3:41 PM
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Geez that's cold! What a way to ring in the new year! Congrats!

So, when ya movin' to Florida?
2005-01-02 5:53 PM
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What a wild race! I'm glad you didn't get hurt; you definitely have bragging rights from here on out.
2005-01-02 7:05 PM
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Wow Jen, that is hilarious (well it is for me since I'm only reading it and didn't have to run it!!) - the kind of experience is enjoyed more in retrospect than reality I bet!

GREAT JOB!!!! Ice, hills, ice pellets... and you still did it- way to go girl!

2005-01-02 7:07 PM
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ROTFLMAO!  Jen, this race report is freakin' hysterical!  You are a brave soul.  Congratulations!

2005-01-03 5:08 PM
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Master
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Wow!
I feel so, so, inadequate! after reading yoru race report!!!
Way to go!

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2005-01-03 7:12 PM
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Great Job!! Now you have done your first run/skate 8K. You are a brave soul to start and keep at it. Reminds me of growing up in MN and walking on the ice...I used to love to do it...but I wasn't running.

You go girl!! We knew your Torque was going to come in handy. Didn't you get that at one of your late Fall races?
2005-01-04 9:34 PM
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Great run, Jen. That ice can be a little tricky and a lot disheartening. You did great sticking it out!
Congratulations.
2005-01-05 1:13 PM
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Great job! That's great that you finished the race in those conditions and didn't fall and break your, um, *ego* - yeah, that's it, ego...

-Frank
2005-01-05 4:41 PM
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Great work! I have no idea how you run in the snow. I was in Vernon for Christmas and planned to run the 3 days I was there but its tough and dangerous to run in snow so I only ran once. :-( I'm proud of you - great work. I'm so happy I live in Victoria - rain is much better than ice and snow in my books!

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