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Race information

Goals

GoalDescriptionCompleted?
A2:50No
B2:55No
CTestifyYes

This is a bit race report, a bit essay, about Boston, running, training, and racing.

Training

My goal since I began running five years ago was to BQ. I’d always imagined that BQing would be the end of this mad journey.

I don't need to tell you that most runners are addicts or type-A p

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Race information

What? Big Cottonwood Marathon

When? September 9, 2017

How far? 26.2 miles

Where? Cottonwood Heights, UT

Strava activity: clicky clicky

Goals

GoalDescriptionCompleted?
ASub-3Yes
BBiBQ (BQ minus 3 minutes)Yes
CRun smart/run braveEh…/No

Pictures

Training

 

After missing the BiBQ at Sugarloaf in May (3:05:36 thanks to stom

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NOTE I AM VERY BAD AT REDDIT AND FORMATTING IS A MYSTERY TO ME I AM SORRY AND ATTEMPTING TO MAKE PRETTY THE UGLY

Race information

Goals

GoalDescriptionCompleted?
ASub 3:20Yes
BHold 7:30 per mile consistentlyNo
CRelax, don't kill yourself, ENJOY LIFE A LITTLE BIT YOU WEIRDO YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO BE C
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Long time lurker, only occasional poster. I hope to contribute more!

Race information

  • What? Empire State Marathon
  • When? October 9, 2016
  • Website? empirestatemarathon.com

Goals

GoalDescriptionCompleted?
A<3:10No
B<3:15Yes

Training

My training was all over the place this year. I kept a good base throughout the year after running the Austin Marathon in Feb, but definitely didn't follow anything specific or anything religiously.

Longest run was 22 miles in the bad humidity and heat of Boston. Peak mileage only hit 55 miles. No speedwork, a little bit of tempo, but really just an unstructu

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http://www.trackie.com/track-and-field/TrackieTV/interview-with-rob-watson-after-2016-london-marathon/6657/

I'm a huge fan of the Rob Watson Show podcast. It's been so hugely inspiring to hear him talk openly and honestly about his hopes and fears as he pursued an incredibly ambitious dream.

I'm so sad for the guy and this interview made me a bit teary this morning. Definitely looking forward to seeing what the next chapter is for the guy.

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The Race

 The B.A.A. 10K is a road race through the heart of Boston's downtown and Back Bay neighborhoods. It's essentially an out-and-back course that starts and ends at the Boston Common. There's a slight uphill going towards the turnaround near Boston University, but the rest of the course is flat and fast. Huge turnout every year.

Training

After getting absolutely obliterated at the Vermont City Marathon at the end of May (zombie-shuffled to a 3:27 finish), my training has consisted mostly of easy-to-moderate running. I've taken to keeping my Garmin's GPS off to make sure that I run by feel and not fall into the trap of running to hit specific splits. Mostly, I've fo

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