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Location:

Clinton,UT,United States

Member Since:

Jan 29, 2008

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Boston Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:


Short-Term Running Goals:

Run a 3:45 marathon. Run 100 miles in one week for several weeks. Run 35 miles in one day. Run a 24:00 5K. All in 2009.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Become a proficient runner. Enjoy a few major national and international marathons. Help others experience the benefits of running. 

Personal:

Married (34 years) with 2 sons (1 married) and 2 grandchildren.

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Total Distance
10.20

This was a beautiful day for a run! I drove down to the Farmington Ranches area and ran through the neighborhoods. That's is where I want to live. I'll find a house there before the end of the summer, unless fate actually puts me somewhere else. Funny, I was running back to my car and saw Targhee's parked in front of a Destination Model Home. So I stopped to talk. Since they downsized, he's working out of the model (great office, I think) in order to "kill two birds with one stone." The cool thing about the recession is everybody is doing some needed tightening up. I could buy the model and lease it back to Destination for 6-8 months (long enough to sell my house) but it's kind of big. It also doesn't have a park in the front yard... But I digress.

I ran in my 5 Fingers, which I love. I did, however, develop a sore on the outside of my right foot, where the strap comes over the top. I changed into running shoes at mile 8, when I made it back to my car, and ran a few more miles. My trainers felt like high heeled shoes (at least that's what I think high heeled shoes feel like) and put a lot of pressure on my toes. Now I know why most runners are heel strikers! Yikes! I've got to rethink this shoe issue. My high heeled trainers did make my calves look sexy, though. Well, at least I think so.

 Tight  hamstring in my right leg loosened up after about a quarter of a mile. Still have inflammation in my achilles but  it, too, doesn't seem to be a problem once I get started. I guess I'll just keep running. Tomorrow I run w/ Dr. Shaw on the JRP in Salt Lake. That will  be fun. We'll talk about mitochondria and the metabolism of fat. Hmm.  

Night Sleep Time: 8.00Nap Time: 0.00Total Sleep Time: 8.00
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