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Location:

Trafalgar,Canada

Member Since:

Dec 16, 2007

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Recover From Injury

Running Accomplishments:

Started  running in 05

Qualified for Boston May 18th at Cleveland. 312:05

Here are my PB's

Marathon 309:48  (Detroit 08)

Boston marathon 314 

Half 121:52 July 09 - Running from Cancer Tecumseh

10 mile run 102:06 / 59:09 TM -09

10k - 35:29 (TM)  36:46 won the race outright, Sept 08

5k - 16:59 August 09

Short-Term Running Goals:

Under 3 hours for a marathon.  This spring however I want to break 310 and qualify for Boston, I only need 315.  DID IT!! 312:05 - 309:48

Run a solid Boston Marathon and shoot for sub 3 fall 09, eventually want to run under 2:50

 

I want to break 36 mins in a 10 k race.

 

I want to break 17 mins in a 5 k if not lower.

 

Basically I want to see how far I can actually go in running, who knows.

Long-Term Running Goals:

I want to run as long as I can, it is life fuel.  I am a Chiropractor and it is a good example for my pts and also my family who runs also.

Most importantly I want to be the best I can be to my family.

 And yes run sub 3 fall 09.  run 103 at the CRIM, break 36 for a 10k race, break 17 for a 5k.  Oh ya, run a half one of these days and break 124. Did it 121 this summer

Personal:

Married with 3 children.  5 year old son named Julian, 2 year old Sadie and Elliot who is 7 months.  Life is busy but fun and I believe we are living it to the fullest, running helps me do this.

 

Live in Windsor Ontario, love to vacation in our condo in Naples Florida.

 

My wife and I are both Chiropractors

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P.M - 2nd run.

Wrestled with the kids but for some reason had them in bed a bit earlier than normal, although tired from patients all day and the speed workout this afternoon, I decided it would be a good idea to run a 10k tired so I can get used to forcing through a run if I had to.

To my surprise I had a neat run, I was tired but I got into a zone where the run felt exhausting but at the same time I could have kept running marathon pace to the finish.  I guess I was pretending it was like the end of a marathon,  I can only hope it will be like that in Boston.

6 miles - 41:21 (6:52 pace)

 

 

 

1st run at lunch

Very nasty cold wind today plus I have got away from doing speed workouts outside until I find a track when the weather is nicer, too tough on the legs on the streets etc.

Supersets today:  400 (5:15) 800 (5:30) 2400 (5:45)  Times 2 with a 800 recovery run between.

I started with the 5:15 pace and felt a bit shaky so I put it down to 5:30 pace as soon as the 400 was done but I felt so good, I decided to keep it going which turned into a 5k.

New PB for a 5k TM -  17:04

I gave a push to break 17 but ran out of time, plus it takes at least 12 seconds to get to 11 on the tm.

 

I slowed down to 8.7 and did another half mile speed after a couple minutes, did the half mile at 5:30 pace, felt good but I could tell the legs were starting to get tired.

 

There is a 5 k race this Sunday, think I am going to run it, should be interesting to see how my road time is compared to my TM time.

 

 

Comments
From Darren232323 on Mon, Mar 02, 2009 at 21:33:05 from 74.12.176.224

Good workout..sounds like you've got the leg turnover for Boston! Rather than increasing the treadmill speed for future tempo runs, you might want to put 1-2% incline on the treadmill to account for wind resistance and also to increase leg strength/endurance for Boston.

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