JohnK

May 21, 2024

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Location:

Athens,GA,USA

Member Since:

Oct 01, 2006

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

2:51.13 marathon PR (Drake Relays, 1983) 2:59.12 masters best (Snickers Marathon, Albany, GA, 2008) Other PRs: mile 4:42, 3,000m 9:30, 5K 16:30, 10K 34:31, 20K 1:12.27, half-marathon 1:18.57

Short-Term Running Goals:

~2:57 marathon in '08 (missed by 2:00 with a 2:59.12, but I'll take it)

Long-Term Running Goals:

Sub-3:00 marathon at age 50 (2010) and possibly a sub-2:57.15 (Georgia state 50-54 age division record) that year; continue enjoying running for another 50 years from that point!

Personal:

Born in Iowa, I now live in Athens, Georgia and have been married to Amy for 17 years. We have two children: Emma age 13, William age 12

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Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTotal Distance
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6 miles easy. Felt good, looking forward to going a little longer tomorrow and then after than it's pretty much all short and easy until next Saturday. Had thought about racing a 5K tomorrow but have decided against it -- even the slight risk of injury is more than I want to take. And I'm not really in 5K shape anyway. My training has been focused on next Saturday's marathon, not on tomorrow's 5K.

Comments
From wheakory on Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 17:30:13

Nice running. Sounds like your relaxed and ready for next week. Your going to have a great race. You'll really had a wonderful training cycle to prepare. My prayers our with you next Saturday.

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