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Location:

The Woodlands,TX,USA

Member Since:

Feb 20, 2010

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Boston Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:

5K - 21:56 (high school)

1/2 marathon - 1:42:12 (Hobble Creek 1/2 Marathon 2010)

Marathon - 3:54:22 - (St George Marathon 2013)

Short-Term Running Goals:

Continue setting new PR's. I am 9 minutes off a Boston Qualifying time.  That is my next goal.

Long-Term Running Goals:

I love to run and I hope my body will continue to hold out and allow me to keep running for a very long time!  I would like to be still competing in races when I am old!

Personal:

I am married and have 4 boys.  My husband is also a runner.  I love when we can run together.  I hope to pass on our love of running to our children. 

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Total Distance
6.65

Ran for just over an hour on the treadmill this morning doing my tempo workout.  Started out the same, 6.0, 6.5, 7.0, for 5 minutes each, twice.  Then, on the 3rd time of 6.0 I started to feel it wasn't fast enough :)  Funny how that happens when you've been running faster.  I think of the days I do an easy run at 6.0 and it seems plenty fast. . . ;)  So, I only did 4 minutes of it that time, then 5 1/2 minutes each of 6.5 and 7.0.  On the last round I did 3 minutes of 6.0, 6 minutes of 6.5, and 5 1/2 minutes of 7.0, then I upped it to a 10.0 for the last 30 seconds.  Dang, that's fast!  Glad it was only 30 seconds!  But, I finished  and felt great!

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