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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 in South Weber with Riley, Ben, Bryant and Ken. Planned on going 2h30 mins. I felt pretty good through 2 hrs. and then my body started catching up to me. Cardio wise I felt great, my legs were pretty tired. The last 20 mins. I was ready for the run to be over. It was funny looking at the overall time and distance after. I would have easily beat my marathon PR if I have gone just over 3 more miles and it would probably be around 4-10 mins faster. Especially with the course that we took today, it definitely wasn't your downhill course. We were all over the place, quite a bit of elevation gain and loss. I was glad to be out running. Running close to a marathon PR in training was a great bonus!

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