Mickey&Minnie
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I did the Race for The Cure yesterday. My first event EVER!
Congrats on your first race! :sohappy:The first is always the hardest but now you should be addicted.
I did the Race for The Cure yesterday. My first event EVER!
I did the Race for The Cure yesterday. My first event EVER!
My pace was not really that great, 14:00 or so run/walk, but I slacked off on my training leading up to the race. Bad idea, I know. The good thing is I have motivation now to really train for another 5K!
I did the Race for The Cure yesterday. My first event EVER!
My pace was not really that great, 14:00 or so run/walk, but I slacked off on my training leading up to the race. Bad idea, I know. The good thing is I have motivation now to really train for another 5K!
Congrats on your first race! :sohappy:The first is always the hardest but now you should be addicted.
Congrats on your first event! Isn't the feeling of finishing the best! Any pace is good as long as you are out there doing it and doing your best! Good luck on your next race!
Plenty fast enough for a Disney race!
5.74 miles today. Pace 11:28. Started off pretty slow but hit a groove at mile 2 and was able to really quicken the pace. Great day with low humidity and nice temps! Hope everyone had a great weekend!
I dread the first 2 miles of any run. I usually find my grove somewhere between miles 2 and 3. Of course that's great for long runs but really sticks on my short runs.
I use too as well when I would make myself go out of the gate at a 7-8 minute pace (which was the pace for the entire run). I then made myself start running about 1:30 slower than my desired pace for the overall run for the first mile. That made things so much more enjoyable and there was no pressure to perform right out of the gate.I dread the first 2 miles of any run. I usually find my grove somewhere between miles 2 and 3. Of course that's great for long runs but really sticks on my short runs.
At least you finished. You got some experience and now you know what to expect.I did the Race for The Cure yesterday. My first event EVER!
My pace was not really that great, 14:00 or so run/walk, but I slacked off on my training leading up to the race. Bad idea, I know. The good thing is I have motivation now to really train for another 5K!
Nice Job!Ran in the Relay For Life 5k in my hometown this morning.
I had 6 miles planned for today so I ran 3 on the treadmill
before heading out to the race. My final time for the race was
19:30, which is a new PR for me and I'm pretty sure that I got
4th overall. Hope everyone is doing well with their training.
Later Days!
I really admire your dedication to getting your miles in (like we all do) but then you go that extra mile and get an hour of yoga in. Props to you Coryna. :wave:Today I managed to get in an hour on yoga (this morning) and a 3 mile run at a 10:12 pace this afternoon. Surprised my pace wasn't faster, I was about 2 miles into the run and the storm clouds rolled in. I heard the thunder and saw the lightening and ran as fast as I could. Got home just before the skies opened up.
I did the Race for The Cure yesterday. My first event EVER!
Ran in the Relay For Life 5k in my hometown this morning.
I had 6 miles planned for today so I ran 3 on the treadmill
before heading out to the race. My final time for the race was
19:30, which is a new PR for me and I'm pretty sure that I got
4th overall. Hope everyone is doing well with their training.
Later Days!
Forgot to comment on this Nick - that's really an amazing pace for such a distance on "just a training run." I'm glad you're finding some energy items that your stomach can tolerate.
Today I managed to get in an hour on yoga (this morning) and a 3 mile run at a 10:12 pace this afternoon. Surprised my pace wasn't faster, I was about 2 miles into the run and the storm clouds rolled in. I heard the thunder and saw the lightening and ran as fast as I could. Got home just before the skies opened up.
Good luck. On the 1 day a week I try to sleep in, Im up either by waking up naturally, or my kids are crawling all over me. You wont have a problem with the second part, but the first.... hope yours turns out better.21 miles this morning in complete downpours.
Last week was a tough running week; mentally and physically.
Starting this week, I will be changing up my training, because I am going out of my mind with the same routine.
Tomorrow will be 25 miles.
Wednesday- 40 miles
Thursday- 30 miles
Friday- 8-9 hour run (possibly 50 miles if I'm moving really well)
Saturday- SLEEPING IN FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A YEAR!!! :sohappy:
Sunday- another day off and watching cartoons at 6am while my wife sleeps
Run hard folks, run freaking hard.
No. He wasn't there.Nice. Any issues with you-know-who?
And don't worry about the storm clouds, if you get struck by lightening and live, it's an awsome story to share over beers!
Sorry things have been tough. I hate when I get in a work-out rut. If you want to change things up, I'm about 25-30 miles away. I think should run to my house, have a few beers and then I'll drive you home. You can meet the kids and the dog.21 miles this morning in complete downpours.
Last week was a tough running week; mentally and physically.
Starting this week, I will be changing up my training, because I am going out of my mind with the same routine. Tomorrow will be 25 miles.
Wednesday- 40 miles
Thursday- 30 miles
Friday- 8-9 hour run (possibly 50 miles if I'm moving really well)
Saturday- SLEEPING IN FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A YEAR!!! :sohappy:
Sunday- another day off and watching cartoons at 6am while my wife sleeps
Run hard folks, run freaking hard.
of my mind with the same routine. [/B]Tomorrow will be 25 miles.
Wednesday- 40 miles
Thursday- 30 miles
Friday- 8-9 hour run (possibly 50 miles if I'm moving really well)
Saturday- SLEEPING IN FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A YEAR!!! :sohappy:
Sunday- another day off and watching cartoons at 6am while my wife sleeps
I really admire your dedication to getting your miles in (like we all do) but then you go that extra mile and get an hour of yoga in. Props to you Coryna. :wave:
Sorry things have been tough. I hate when I get in a work-out rut. If you want to change things up, I'm about 25-30 miles away. I think should run to my house, have a few beers and then I'll drive you home. You can meet the kids and the dog.
Was it the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote?
and yes actually! I'm totally going to put a giant lable on my vest that reads "acme rocket pack"
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