Everything You Didn't Want to Know About My Runs

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Location:

Sandy,UT,USA

Member Since:

Jun 12, 2011

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Recover From Injury

Running Accomplishments:

3rd place in my age group (35-39) in the 2009 East Millcreek 4th of July 5K.

2009 Provo River 1/2:  1:56:24

2011 Dam 2 Dam 5 Mile: 51:26

2011 Spectrum 10K: 56:02 

Unnamed 1/2 : 1:53:37

2011 St. George Marathon  4:29:33

2012 Sandy 4th of July 10K: 57:44.8

2013 Thanksgiving Point 1/2 2:03:29 

Short-Term Running Goals:

Build up a base level of fitness.

Get back into marathon shape.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Get more followers on Twitter.

Run a < 1:45:00 half

Run a < 4:00:00 marathon 

Personal:

Married to Stacie.

5 Daughters:

  • A Cheerleader
  • A Soccer Player
  • An Actress
  • A Tomboy
  • A Tasmanian Devil 

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Brooks Glyceryn 8 Lifetime Miles: 499.30
Brooks Glyceryn Lifetime Miles: 415.30
Brooks Launch Lifetime Miles: 531.84
Brooks Ghost 3 Lifetime Miles: 354.75
Black Pure Flow Lifetime Miles: 137.35
Green Pure Flow Lifetime Miles: 119.43
Brooks Defyance 7 Lifetime Miles: 78.41
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
3.400.003.40

Upper body workout.  Did the shoulder-heavy workout.

Then ran for 35 minutes. Just tied my left shoe normally without tightening it and it was great.  I love these shoes.  Ran 10m/m for 10 minutes, then 9:13 for 5, then 8:57 for 5, then 10 for 10 more with a 5 minute walk.  Hamstring hurts a little, not as bad as last week, though.  Legs were a little sore from playing basketball/floor hockey last night.  There was some very minor ankle soreness.  Whoops.  No more basketball.

Oh, I almost forgot.  Before my hamstring-induced-hiatus, I was trying, and struggling, to work on a 180 bpm cadence.  I've been doing a lot of cycling at a 90 bpm cadence (which is the same thing when you count one full pedal revolution.)  Last week, when I was running on the treadmill I tried to run at the same rate and thought I was close because it seemed like the same turnover rate.  I also said I had no idea, though because I wasn't using a metronome.

Today I realized I was on a treadmill.  With a clock.  I could just count my steps for a minute. So I counted left foot strikes for a minute and was dead-on 90.  Amazing.  Like before, I had to concentrate to keep that rate up at 6 mph--especially later on.  However, at the higher speeds it didn't require much concentration at all.  I was excited about that.

Black Pure Flow Miles: 3.40
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