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Location:

Lehi,UT,USA

Member Since:

Apr 29, 2010

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Boston Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:

2009 Provo River Marathon, 4:04:38

2009 Provo Canyon Halloween 1/2 Marathon, 1:27:22

2010 Ogden Marathon, 3:04:39

2010 Deseret News Marathon, 2:51:36

2010 Provo River 1/2 Marathon 1:19:01

2010 Top of Utah Marathon 2:52:24

2010 Just Cuz 1/2 Marathon 1:17:36

2011 13.1 LA 1/2 Marathon 1:19:43

2011 Timpanogos Half 1:16:51

2011 Treadmill Marathon 2:49:26 (pr)

Short-Term Running Goals:

2:45 Boston.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Elliptical Trainer 2017 Lifetime Miles: 107.00
Treadmill 2017 Lifetime Miles: 454.20
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTotal Distance
15.005.000.000.0020.00

Progressive HR test run today, ran 9 miles on the treadmill starting at 7:00 pace and incrementing up every mile.   Just wanted to get an idea of where my fitness is based on HR from back when I feel like I was in my best shape, which I think was early March right before my stress fracture.  After 9 miles I realized I was anywhere between 5 and 10 bpm higher per given pace than I was back then and stopped.  Went outside and ran a slow 6 miles on the river trail to cool down.

Found an old similar workout from March to compare HR.

Distance Time
 Avg Pace
March Avg HR
Today Avg HR
 Max HR
 1 6:57 6:57 135 137 150
 2 13:40 6:43 144 152 154
 3 20:15 6:35 149 155 158
 4 26:41 6:26 152 160 163
 5 33:00 6:19 154 165 168
 6 39:13 6:13 156 169 170
 7 45:26 6:13 157 170 172
 8 51:30 6:04 159 172 174
 9 57:19 5:49 159 173 176
 Total57:25
 6:21152
 161 176

 

 Distance Time Avg Pace
  Avg HR
 Max HR
 1 7:53 7:53  152 157
 2 15:34 7:41  155 157
 3 23:17 7:43  154 156
 4 30:43 7:26  152 158
 5 38:26 7:43  156 158
 6 46:22 7:56  155 157
 Total46:22
 7:46  154 158

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I need to find a new lunch time route, running up Big Cottonwood canyon in the middle of the day in August isn't really a "recovery" run.

5 miles in 39:20 7:52 avg pace.

I had to come back and add one more line from my fancy new Quad Core Macbook Pro.  It's pretty sweet.

Nike Free Run+ Livestrong Miles: 15.00
Comments
From Carina on Thu, Aug 04, 2011 at 13:11:35 from 204.15.86.83

It looks like you're doing pretty good just coming back from an injury! I stopped using the HR monitor, it just freaked me out.

From allie on Thu, Aug 04, 2011 at 23:17:07 from 24.10.191.18

quad core macbook pro...cool.

nice data -- it's always nice to have a comparison.

i want to personally thank you for leaking that horrible monster photo of me to the FRB community. yes, i made that face on purpose, but i didn't think anyone but me would ever see it. haha. it's so terrible. :)

From Rob on Fri, Aug 05, 2011 at 00:05:35 from 204.15.86.95

Allie, your picture was awesome. Mine is worse and I didnt even try to make a scary face.

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