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2010
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Location:

Las Vegas,NV,

Member Since:

May 09, 2010

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

16.29 at Carlsbad 5000.  

2.39.13 at St. George marathon, finishing 14th in 2000. 

26 marathons, including Boston, NYC, Twin Cities, Mayors Midnight Sun, RocknRoll San Diego.

Short-Term Running Goals:

Recover from Achilles injury. 

Qualify for Boston in 2011, and break 3 hrs in Boston!

Long-Term Running Goals:

Keep on going for a long time.

Break 17 mins at Carlsbad 5000.

Break 2.42 at St. George Marathon.

Break 2.50 at any other marathon other than St. George.

Personal:

Married to a super fast wife.....Erica......my training partner!

Two beautiful daughters, Stefani and Sydni.

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9.700.009.70

I went back out to the balloon loop trail run, same as last Sunday, but big difference, it was about 20 degrees cooler, what a nice day.  When i finished the 82 minute run, it was 70 degrees, at the start, it was about 66 degree.  I only ran this 9.7 mile version of this trail run once before, and ran 84.11.  I had no intention of running hard and between 15 mins and 28 mins felt like quitting, i was feeling light headed, and just not good, but eventually came around and set a PR, 82.32, or about 8.32 per mile.

My splits, at the Y 15.08, at the back 28.12, downhill curve 37.25, back to the Y in 43.36, at the back 55.56, curve at 64.42, back to the Y at 70.58, 90 degree turn at 74.42, and finished in 82.32.   I had to deal with probably 15-20 mountain bikers in the last 10 mins.

cheers

Mike

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