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April 27, 2024

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Member Since:

May 31, 2016

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Highschool Champ

Running Accomplishments:

800: 2:42 (2019)

1600: 5:50 (2018)  

3200: 12:31 (2018)

2 Mile: 12:50 (2015)

3 Mile: 19:44 (2018) 

5K: 22:40.69 (2015)

Short-Term Running Goals:

Do my best and enjoy the process 

 

Stay mentally strong and to always be happy with what I accomplish

 

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run a Marathon and a half marathon

Run a Ragnar or two

Help others to love running 

Personal:

I’ve been running for just over three years now and I love it! I hope to do it for the rest of my life. I appreciate a good dad joke and am a closet math nerd. 

 

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Brooks Adrenaline GTS 17 Lifetime Miles: 16.00
Total Distance
3.00

Today was a recovery day. After the death paced warm up, led by Talon. It started out normal, but then he started speeding up. The competitive side of me refused to be one uped. So I started going even faster, and so Reagen did too. We all have pacing problems. :) Galley then sent us on a two mile recovery run. However, Reagen and I took the pace faster so we could get a better workout in. We averaged 8:00 according to Reagen's watch and my phone. It actually felt super good. I've noticed that the tempos have started to feel a lot better than the long runs have. I'm thinking it's probably just an endurance thing. After the run, Galley led us in some core. I plan on doing more later. 

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