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Location:

Richfield,Ut,

Member Since:

May 21, 2007

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Recover From Injury

Running Accomplishments:

Did a half a few years ago, unsure of my time but nothing to write home about. I trained about 6 months and then took about 2yrs. off. Started running again this year but have never done anything serious.

Short-Term Running Goals:

keep running, stay fit and healthy, while having fun. Would like to get my mileage up to 25 miles a week and plan some short races when I get confident with my speed.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Get my mileage back up and run pain free!

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Got up and did a little run. My body felt a little like it was in quicksand, but got through it. I'm always surprised even when the running seems so slow and hard, when I get home and start to stretch I feel so good. It makes me feel more alert and less groggy through the day. So it makes it all worth it!

Comments
From Lybi on Mon, May 28, 2007 at 18:51:12

Great job getting out there. I felt the same way today. But just like you I actually felt better after my run. Running makes us more alive!

From Mik'L on Mon, May 28, 2007 at 19:32:39

Clyde has run the Hobblecreek Half before (last year). It is mostly downhill, thank goodness! I did my longest run ever today, so I'm about dead, and not sure that I could ever do 5 more on top of it, but I guess we'll see how it all pans out! You should do it!

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