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2008
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Location:

Knoxville,TN,

Member Since:

Jan 01, 2008

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Marathon Finish

Running Accomplishments:

high school:

mile 4:59
5k 16:59

recent:

5k 20:47 11/17/07
10k 39:32 5/24/08
half 1:30:26 3/30/08

Short-Term Running Goals:

train smart and consistently

PR all previous distances in 08.
Progress:
half- (1:30:26) -20:27
10k- (39:32) -4:20
5k-??
mile-??

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run injury free
Train for a marathon

Personal:

married

Bachelors in Illustration, taught art for 2 years

Illustrated the book E is for Elvis

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Thu, Apr 24, 2008
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
8.000.008.00

Nice run this morning 7 miles, toe pain pretty much gone.

Only ran a mile tonight at the track meet. Didn't have time to run between any other events. Kind of felt bad even for that mile. Driving to Ohio in the morning, but I think I should be able to get a run in before I go.

 This week has been way too crazy to run high miles. I guess it kind of worked out for the toe situations because they are pretty much good to go. Probably wait till the end of next week for any anaerobic or hill work outs.

 

Comments
From Lybi on Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 00:00:53

Glad your toe is feeling better! Sometimes things happen for a reason. Good job on your run.

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