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Comments: I ran a negative split and was quite happy. I averaged about a 7:18ish pace for the first 10 miles (although I took Miles 1-3 a bit fast), about 7:07 for the next 10 and 7:02 for the last 10K. I had to remind myself several times during the first 10 miles to be patient and it paid off in the end.  Post race
Warm down: Drank some water, ate a banana and wished they had some gatorade. :) Event comments: I really, really liked this race (though I may have also fallen in love with Carlsbad while I was there, so that may bias my opinion). :) I liked that the full marathon started 1.5 hours before the half, so there were no lines for port-a-potties at the start. I also liked the early (6 AM) start. The weather couldn't have been better and the race was very well run. It was also nice to do a smaller race and be able to finish in the top 10 women. I hope to do this race again. Last updated: 2010-10-18 12:00 AM
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 2011-01-26 1:26 PM |
Member  12 Philadelphia, PA |  Subject: Carlsbad Marathon |
| 2011-01-26 1:43 PM in reply to: #3322948 |
Extreme Veteran 557  Woodland Hills, CA | Subject: RE: Carlsbad Marathon Great job on controlling your pace! I always go out way to hard and pay for it in the last miles. |
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Up at 3:45 AM. Showered and ate a peanut butter sandwich and a banana. Left for race start at 4:45 AM. Arrived at race start at just about 5 AM. There was no traffic and we parked pretty close. It was a little chilly so we waited in the car for a bit.
At about 5:45 AM my friend and I started to take off our warm-up gear. I started to have a mini-freak out about getting to the race start, so he kindly dropped off my clothes at the gear check for me. He also gave me a mylar blanket from a previous race that I used to keep warm until a few mins before race start. I jogged over to the race start and was able to start very close to the front.