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Canyonlands Half Marathon

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Salt Lake City,UT,USA

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Jul 24, 2006

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Running Accomplishments:

Boston (2006) 3:22:09 St. George (2005) 3:14:32

Short-Term Running Goals:

I want to run the NYC Marathon and the Dublin Marathon. I am trying to break 3:10.

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I want to run 100 marthons before my 50th birthday. I only have 91 more to go. Click to join Utah_running

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I live in Salt Lake City, Utah. After the birth of my son in 2001 my fitness declined to a pathetic level. I have been running regularly since 2002. I currently run about 35 - 40 miles a week.

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Race: Canyonlands Half Marathon (13.1 Miles) 01:53:18, Place overall: 758, Place in age division: 65
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
7.106.0013.10

Well the weather was beautiful...  The course was good.  This wasn't my finest hour.  I should have know better, I didn't feel good going in, and didn't sleep well the night before.  I saw some friends at the start and they had a different race plan than me.  They wanted to go out fast.  I knew that was a bad idea.  I wanted to go out slow and steady.  The beginning of this race is downhill, then you hit some rollers about mile six and nine and ten.  I went out fast and faded at mile 6.   I enjoyed the course and had fun in Moab.   I'd run this again, what a beautiful course. Pretty good time in Moab, but not my finest race.  I think that was close to my slowest 1/2M.  There's always next year.....

 

 

 

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