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Location:

Decatur,AL,

Member Since:

Feb 24, 2008

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Unknown

Running Accomplishments:

1 mile: 5:49 Riverbottom burnout 2006
2 mile: 12:30 2006; 12:55 2008
5K: 20:04 Swampers 2006
10K: 43:48 UAH 2006
10 mile:1:17:00 2005
1/2 marathon: 1:39:46 Mercedes 2008
Marathon: 3:42 Rocket City 2005



Short-Term Running Goals:

PR Marathon this Fall

Move 5K/10K times down to 2006 range

Improve on all Triathlon race Times

Long-Term Running Goals:

Train in more organized fashion/more speed-tempo runs

Complete ultramarathon

Complete 1/2 Ironman

Personal:

I've been married 13 years. She is amazingly supportive of my running/triathlon addiction. We have 3 great kids and a slightly neurotic 8 year old lab.

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Swim: spent 20minutes just stretching out and doing drills. Did a few 100y intervals. Technique improving. 1:22/100y not bad for a Clydesdale. Of course, that pace would be hard to hold for 1000yards ( alabama coastal triathlon in May)

Run: first run in 3 days ( thanks to call weekend). ran 3 warmup miles: @8:30pace. Last 3 miles did 6X30seconds fartlek at one mile pace. felt lactate burn but endurance good.

Bike: flat and few rolling small hills around home. Did a few intervals today. 3X5min at flat speed. Forgot to take my heartrate monitor.  Need to start some strength training with some hills. I scoped out a potential loop near home. Looks good with a prob Cat2 and Cat3 climb.  Sounds fun doesn't it.  Feel and burn--See the stars--taste the vom-burp.

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