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Location:

Pleasant View,Ut,United States

Member Since:

Dec 15, 2012

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Local Elite

Running Accomplishments:

50 Miler: 34 miles and glad to be alive

Marathon: 2.58 felt like death

1/2 Marathon: 1.13:09

10K: 32:30

5K: 16:00.20

Mile: 4:18 ish

800: 1:57 ish 

Short-Term Running Goals:

1.09:59 - 1/2 Marathon

2.29:59 - Marathon

5K - Break 16:00 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Be running when I am 60.

Personal:

Married to Jamie for three years and our first child is on the way in March. I am getting more excited each day.

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Met Riley, Bryant and Albert at the 21st St. Pond to head out on a long/tempo run. From the start I felt a lot better than two weeks ago when I attempted this same run. My watched died on the third mile, so I was not able to take home the exact miles on this. As soon as we started the tempo I tried to place myself right next to Riley to make sure I locked into the pace. At the turn around Riley told me the mile split (5:37 ish), I was pretty surprised, I have never worked like this on a training run. Felt like I was working but not overworking. I was able to hold on for 11 miles averaging about 5:41, I could have stretched it to 12, but that would be the extent. 11 miles is still a mile further than I made it two weeks ago, so I am building on the past. I need to sign up for a race so I can add more meaning this great training I am getting. Thanks to all the guys out for the positive atmosphere to make it happen. 

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Comments
From RileyCook on Tue, Dec 18, 2012 at 09:24:59 from 132.3.57.68

Jon, welcome to the blog! Hey this was an impressive run for you, and I can't wait to see how much faster you can continue to get.

From Ben VanBeekum on Tue, Dec 18, 2012 at 16:40:41 from 216.206.44.14

Welcome amigo! You will love the blog! Great advice, good people and for me it makes me stay consistent and own up to my workouts and daily runs.

From JonCarr on Tue, Dec 18, 2012 at 18:52:37 from 63.248.179.164

Hey thanks for the welcome, I already feel the peer pressure to start doing evening runs.

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