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Location:

Murray,UT,USA

Member Since:

Aug 13, 2013

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Local Elite

Running Accomplishments:

University of Utah Alumni (2001-2003)

Running Accomplishments

  • Marathon PR- 2:51:54 (St. George 2015)
  • Half Marathon PR- 1:19:52 (TOU Half 2014)
  • 10K- 39:58 (Swiss Days 2010-The only 10K I've raced)
  • 5K- 17:50 (Murray Fun Days 2014)

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

Look up more and appreicate Mother Nature. 

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

I hope to really race the last 10K of a marathon and not just "survive" it!

Sub 3:00!!!

Sub 19:00 5K

Sub 1:20 half marathon

Sub 2:50 marathon

MOVE SOMEWHERE REALLY WARM!
 

Personal:

I run to stay sane because without a little "me" time each day, I might just go nuts! 

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Asics Lyte 33 3 Lifetime Miles: 187.60
Spin Bike (Minutes) Lifetime Miles: 770.00
Barbie's Jealousy Racing Flats Lifetime Miles: 161.05
Sea Foam Green DS Trainer Lifetime Miles: 183.95
Nimbus 17 Bowie's Morning Look Lifetime Miles: 330.90
Nimbus 17 Black Goo Lifetime Miles: 385.00
Punky Brewster's Green Goblin DS Racers Lifetime Miles: 89.20
B-right Yellowish DS Trainer 20 Lifetime Miles: 48.50
Blinding Orange Creamsicles Lifetime Miles: 413.40
NB Testers 490V4 Lifetime Miles: 15.40
Blue Nike Tempo's Lifetime Miles: 63.40
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
6.300.006.30

Today was suppose to be an easy recovery day...but then miles 2 and 3 happened. It all began when I saw a runner in the distance. As I got closer, I realized my pace was faster and as I passed her I gave the curtious, "Good Morning" wave and kept running. She gave a loud grunt and picked up her pace to match mine. Then, as we were turning into a neighborhood, she cut across someone's lawn and got ahead of me. Really? Did she just take a short cut to get ahead of me? Well, I caught back up with her and she grunted (again). I had a big smile on my face because I thought the whole situation was quite humorous. We started climbing a hill and she again picked up the pace (6:30 going uphill...dang it...there went my easy recovery day). I said, "Wow, we are going fast". She didn't respond. After another quarter mile she turned off a side street and I continued up the hill. I waved goodbye and I'm pretty sure she gave me a "one fingered wave" goodbye. I laughed outloud because I thought the whole situation was hilarious. 6.3 miles at 6:55 AP.

Asics Gel Nimbus 15 Miles: 6.30
Comments
From emruns on Fri, Jan 17, 2014 at 11:58:20 from 67.186.252.90

Jenny . . . Let it go! Let it go! Just kidding. I probably would have done the same thing. Wow. what a serious runner. Someone should tell her it doesn't hurt anything to be friendly.

From JimmySG on Fri, Jan 17, 2014 at 11:58:32 from 168.178.70.102

That is pretty funny, really an short cut...

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