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Location:

Waldorf,MD,United States

Member Since:

Jul 18, 2010

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Marathon Finish

Running Accomplishments:

Several half marathons:  PR 1:59:12

3 Full:  PR   4:38:10

Did a 50th b-day run/ride.  Ran 22 miles, then rode 28 miles.  Took me 7 hours but I conquered 50 miles in honor of that milestone birthday.

Short-Term Running Goals:

April 12, 2014  St. Charles 10 miler

May 4, 2014   Flying Pirate 5K & Half Marathon (doing both)  

September 12-13, 2014  Ragnar Run (200 mile relay)

October, 2014  Woodrow Wilson Bridge Half Marathon

 

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

stay healthy...stay strong...stay happy!

Race at least 3 times a year  (1 full marathon / 2 half marathons) 

Personal:

Married for 30 years.  2 kids (28 & 20).  One beautiful grandson!

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Asics Keyano 19 Lifetime Miles: 66.62
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Well,  I guess if you are going to have an injury its better to have one the first week of training than the last week before the race.  Seems my great bike ride with the run the next morning was a little too much for my calf.  I limped out of bed Tuesday morning and realized I was not spinning.  I limped out of bed this morning and realized I was not running today so I did boot camp instead.  Once I get moving it doesn't hurt so bad but if I sit for 10 minutes then walk it hurts.  I'm considering spinning tomorrow since spinning is more of a quad workout.  Lets see if I can limp out of bed.

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