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Location:

Monroe,Ut,

Member Since:

Apr 15, 2011

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Boston Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:

Mile 4:50 high school

3 Mile 17:20 high school, 17:09 2014 (aided)

5k- 2011 time trial 20:30, 2012 time trial 19:56,19:23, 2014 17:46 (aided)

10K- 2011 time trial 44:13, 2012 time trial 40:02

Half Marathon time trial April 2011 1:37:38, April 12' 1:32:46

Ogden Marathon 2011 3:40:58,2012 3:24:27

St. George Marathon 2012 - 3:10:08

Short-Term Running Goals:

 

Run on trails as much as I can.

Not get injured and stay consistent with my training.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Complete a 50 and 100 mile ultra.

Qualify for Boston... missed it by 8 seconds previously

Run one of those rediculously aided Utah half-marathons helter skelter down a canyon and get a PR.

Personal:

Married with three boys. Ran the Odgen Marathon in honor of my mother, a marathoner, who passed away from cancer and it just had continued from there. Grew up in a running family and have fallen in love with running, especially on trails.  

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Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTotal Distance
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Ran the Ragnar Wastach Back, I was runner 1, our start time was 5:15.  My first leg was 7.8 miles.  Miles were as follows: 7:12,8:44,6:54,6:49,6:58,7:12,7:09,last .68 7:32  AP 7:18, got out to an early lead this leg, kept the lead the whole leg and passed 40 something from the first leg which started earlier.  The second mile was uphill heading to the Bonneville shoreline trail, got some nice trail miles after that until we dropped back into the streets.  Legs felt pretty good.

Second Leg #13:  Started at Snowbasin, first half mile or so was uphill on a ski run, then dropped some serious downhill the rest of the way.  Total distance 8.52  Miles: 8:20,6:48,6:49,6:55,6:48,6:41,6:27,6:47, last .51 6:59. AP 6:57 Got some good tempo miles in this run, however my shin which has been bugging me the last couple weeks did not appreciate this one.  The other teams were very stretched out by this time, other runners were few and far between, there were only about 20 or so teams ahead of us at this point.

I had a lot of fun running with my wife, she did great and I was proud of her efforts to train and prepare for the event.  We were not a competive team so it was nice to just enjoy the time together.

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