My official chip time: 53:08.
That's awesome. Pace of 5:19/km. Awesome
Shaved off about a minute and a half of my last race (so of course a PB!). Awesome.
I think this run was harder (as I went faster it makes sense). It had a lot more hills too. Plus running alone was harder. My awesome husband came to cheer me on though so that was great.
Then I went out on the lake all afternoon with friends of ours. Tubing was awesome. It was too windy so skiing and wake boarding sucked. (not that I can do either of those things but whatever). Such a great day. But I'm very tired now, and I have to work in the morning.
Happy Canada Day.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
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Great time!!
Sounds lik eyou had a pretty good weekend despite the crapiness of the ball tounrament. The tubing sounds like it would be soo much fun!
go YOU on the personal best!!!
Miz.
Isn't it great when you beat your own time ;) Congrats
That is a FANTASTIC time! WOW~~~~! You really are an inspiration with all of your races this year! That's awesome :-)
A whole minute and a half? That's great! Congrats!
Great job!!!
Yay you! That is an awesome new PB.
I have a book suggestion for you, I just picked this one up at the library: '5K and 10K Training' by Brian Clarke. The main focus is on developing your own training plans, but it has some great basic information about workout effort and energy which really explains why you can run faster for races and feel so much more tired after. Turns out you actually have more energy available for races, if you tapered prior and feel at all competitive about racing.
Also, the book uses heart rate as a way of measuring a workout (lots of graphs throughout the book) so it might help you use your Garmin more effectively.
Yay for your PB and the report sounded like a challenging but good race!!
I'm glad the hubby was able to come out and see you!
And congrats on the bikini!!
Wow - fantastic race time!! You rock!
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