Me-25:20 hilly 5k@7000' 1st AG
Daughter-25:3x 1st AG
Me-25:20 hilly 5k@7000' 1st AG
Daughter-25:3x 1st AG
Hard to breathe... wrote:
Me-25:20 hilly 5k@7000' 1st AG
Daughter-25:3x 1st AG
Did it feel nice to outkick your daughter this time?
rojo wrote:
LM wrote:Rolling 4M trail race in 25:47.
Been out for 8 months from injury and am a good 20 pounds overweight so I'm fairly satisfied with the time. Just running again feels good.
How old are you? I'm very impressed if you are packing on 20 pounds. I mean I way 20 pounds more than when I raced but i wouldn't say I'm 20 pounds overweight as I was probably at least 15 pounds underweight when racing.
I'm 23.
By 20 pounds overweight I do mean over a good raceweight. At 5'8" I'd be looking at 140 or so for my racing, and am around 160 right now.
First 10 were in the first month, as I basically did what Lagat has said he does with taking a month off and just eating whatever (i thought it was minor groin strain that would go away, so figured it was a good time for an off month to recharge)...which in my case is always ALOT. I wouldn't be at all surprised if I routinely eating 3000-4000 calories a day in that first month.
My real race results...or my Letsrun race "results"?
Oh I won and set a new record.
Won a suburban 4-miler in 20:57. Fairly hilly course this year so happy with the time. Can't argue with the hardware either
18:01 - 5k in pouring rain. Third overall, first age group (55+). Might have scraped under 18:00 but three right angled turns in last 200m, and did see the clock until 30m out.
Got an 86% age graded, so pretty happy.
Amazing. Laughed for a solid 5 minutes.
17:35 5K. 3rd. Dumb.
18:00
Negative split...was planning on running tempo pace but got carried away in the last mile.
Felt good to sprint at the end like the elites always seem to do from a lap or two out.
Yo Momma wrote:
My real race results...or my Letsrun race "results"?
Oh I won and set a new record.
I also love how everyone has an excuse for their time. "Oh it was a hilly course, or Oh I was out with an injury, or Oh I was only running tempo pace..." Rather than just posting the result.
Idontevenknow wrote:
Did it feel nice to outkick your daughter this time?
I certainly was not trying to outkick her, in fact I was waiting for her to outkick me since I practically shuffled my way to the finish.
I've always told my kids, if they can beat my 5k PR (which wasn't today), I would pay them a 100 bucks.
Say wha? wrote:
AKMarathoner wrote:1. Eric Strabel 42:55 (breaking a 32 year old record held by Bill Spencer)
2. Rickey Gates 43:04 (also eclipsing Bill Spencer's record of 42:28)
3. Wiley Mangelsdorf 44:09 (7th fastest of all time)
If the record was 42:28, then it wasn't broken.
The previous record was actually 43:21 (not 42:28 or 43:28). Good job, turkey leg!
Some nice videos from likely the most watched (~20,000 spectators), craziest, most dangerous, and oldest (86th running) 4th of July race, Mt. Marathon:
Junior race:
Women's race:
Men's race:
Here's the best one:
Say wha? wrote:
Ho Hum wrote:16:40 5k. Not very impressive, but I did beat the group of pro women who were there, so I'll take it.
You beat the Ho's?
they got dicked
16:48 for 9th OA and 1st Master. No excuses :>)
Trackjacket3 wrote:
Ran in West Virginia. I partially puked. It was coming up and I started gagging like crazy. I couldn't take the heat after that, just held on until the last 100m or so and sprinted like it was the 100m final. Worst race of my life. Finished 11th or so.
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This just helps solidify my theory that NOTHING good ever happens West Virginia.
A hole of this country
One of my friends got wasted and ran a midnight 5K pretty slowly while pacing and cheering on a bunch of girls.
One of my female friends ran an 18:07 at midnight and was reasonably happy with it but said that there was some drunk a$$hole who kept yelling at her to run faster and that she finally lost him, thank god.
Turns out the two first friend was the drunk a$$hole.