Scott's Running Blog

May 06, 2024

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Location:

Spanish Fork,UT,USA

Member Since:

Nov 06, 2006

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Boston Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:

5K (Nutcracker 5k) - 22:41.

10K (Spectrum 10k) - 48:49

Short-Term Running Goals:

  • Run the Wasatch Back Relay
  • Improve my 5k time

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run a 45 minute 10k. Run a 20 minute 5k. Qualify for the Boston Marathon.

Personal:

I've been married for 10 years and have 5 awesome kids.

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I snoozed my alarm in the morning then didn't hear it again.  I didn't wake up until 7, so I decided that I'd run later in the afternoon.

I did a tempo run on the treadmill at lunch time.   Speed work on the treadmill isn't my favorite thing because I don't think that I know how to translate outdoor effort to indoor effort.  Even after running about 20 seconds faster than my planned pace, the run still felt a little easy - except for the countdown that I kept doing because the remaining distance is always in my line of site.

In any case, my goal was five miles total with three miles paced at a 7:55 (If I'd been outside).  I did run all five, but paced the middle three at 7:36 (7.9 mph) instead.  Hopefully that's an equivalent effort level.

My ribs are still really sore.  I took some ibuprofen before I ran, which seemed to help. 

Comments
From Tom on Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 19:08:52 from 137.65.56.2

Great job on the workout Scott. Always tough to do these on the treadmill I think. BTW after experimenting with the HR monitor comparing roads to TM I've found if I set the incline to 1 to 2 on the TM I get about the same workout for the same pace. Usually set it to 1.5 on the TMs in our gym.

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