| Location: Brampton,ON,Canada Member Since: Oct 11, 2010 Gender: Male Goal Type: Boston Qualifier Running Accomplishments: Short-Term Running Goals: I want to run faster - I have just got a bike and i am trying to understand if I need to do high intensity or long cardio and what rate will help most
i want to get to 5k in 20 minutes
10k run in December 12 the eggnog jog - Completed 1 HR 11 Minutes. (goal one completed)
Marathon in the spring of 2011 (2:15 May 15th)
Marathon in fall of 2011 - Toronto - goal is to finish, and do my best.
Long term goal is to qualify for Boston Marathon Long-Term Running Goals: Live healthy, get in better shape
Compete in Boston Marathon
Personal: Married for 28 years
3 kids in univesity
At the start of 2009 I was 55 lbs over weight, high blood pressure and could run for 20 seconds with out stopping.
Sept 2010 - 5'11 182 (still a little over weight), 7k in 48 minutes.
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ran entire route 4.2 miles
44 minutes
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4.2 miles 44 minutes. getting closer to 10minutes per mile. yipi
3 points in run that took determination to run through.
Goal is 6 days 4.2 this week - total miles 25.2. it will take focus but i know i am ready for this.
Weight today 178.5 (2 days in a row under 180) this is also good. have not had this weight in 25 years. heart and blood pressure very very good.
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Time 47 4 k run walk 3 minutes eun slow. Lots of gas took oval 2 times 180 before run also ran 1 hour later than usual - 11:20 to 12:07 after midnight.
tonights goal run earlier around 9pm would be good and enjoy the run.
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| | 4.2 Miles - 47 minutes, Day 4, Walk at half 60 second count.
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Day 5. - 4.2
Legs very sore. 11:45 pm to 12:35 50 minutes. long walk on middle. I think this is a little late to be running - but you run when you can.
looking forward to running day 6 tomorrow - ... |
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5.8k times 2 = 11.6k Time 1:25 7.2 miles
also walked - 4.4k |
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9:04 to 10:21 - Time - 1:17
good run - new shoes feel like running barefoot on sand.
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good speed first half and end 1/4 - long walk (need a day off tomorrow)
run time 48 minutes
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good run 3 short walks
cardio hard after 4 days off - legs felt great fully recovered
7.2 miles - 11.6km - 1hr 17
keep working the cardio!!
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4.8 miles - nice
53 minutes - keep up the work and one day you will be at 10 minutes per mile. |
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great run - 42 minutes (10:07 - 10:49)
finally at 10 minutes per mile - now lets go for 9 - 38 is a start
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| | 43 minutes - 1 minute walk after 5k - it must have been a fast |
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15.26 k - 9.48 miles
11 pm - 12:41
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| | actually 42 minutes on bike - just like my 4.2 run |
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| | 46 minutes in blowing snow yipi |
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very cold - 46 minutes
need to loose 5 pounds to get speed back
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slow pace
Note:
goal this week 25
Reminder: The general philosophy on the blog is that the best way to train for a marathon is primarily by base training 6 days a week. As you increase your weekly mileage, you will naturally get faster. 3-4 days a week may help you finish a marathon, but will not give the same results as daily running. And speedwork can help somewhat once you have a solid aerobic base (at least 40 miles/week, preferrably 60+ miles/week).
results - week of painting the house every evening untl 2am really, just could not run
weekly total - 12.6 (but hey it is december and i am still running |
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