nutbrownhare14

Race information

• What? Tobacco Road Half
• When? March 19, 2017
• How far? 13.1 miles
• Where? NC
• Website: http://www.tobaccoroadmarathon.com/
• Strava activity: https://www.strava.com/activities/906152892/overview

Goals

Goal	Description	Completed?
A	1:55	Yes
B	< 2:00	Yes

Training

I signed up for the Tobacco Road half in the fall, before moving to NC, as a way to ensure I kept running through moving. Nothing noteworthy has been going on in training because I decided trying to stick with a training p

Race information

• What? Space Coast Half Mararhon
• When? Nov 27 2016
• How far? 13.1 miles
• Website? www.spacecoastmarathon.com

Goals

Goal	Description	Completed?
A	< 1:55:00	Yes
B	1:55:00 - 2:00:00	Yes
C	< 2:15:00 (PR)	Yes

Training

I started the year thinking that I'd use either the Pfitz beginner or intermediate plan, depending on how the races scheduled in February and April went. Then those races didn't happen, and after repeated attempts at the Pfitz base building plan left me mentally burned out, I decided to switch to the Hansons beginner HM plan. Training was going really well

My son is 16 months old. Still rearfacing in a Chicco NextFit (a convertible seat). According to the manual, the straps need to be adjusted up when his head is within one inch of the top of the seat. Which it currently is. The problem is that he tends to slide down in the seat after he's buckled in (straps are tightened so that they can't be pinched, chest clip is at his armpits; he just likes to slouch). Which means if I adjust the straps up, they'll be above his shoulders when he slouches, not below like they should be.

My question is : the straps being below his shoulders is more important than his head being within one inch of the back of the seat, right? Should I leave the straps wher