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Get Outside - It's October! - Exercise Challenge - EVERYONE WELCOME!
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mrsdrake625
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133 for me today! Ran a half marathon! I saw two people in WISH shirts but was too shy to say hello... any DISers running the NH half today???
dsnygirl2006
DIS Veteran
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45 min walking
180/1200
180/1200
mrsdrake: congrats on your half!!!! don't be shy, you could have missed the opportunity to meet a new running buddy!
zim - i love the lake pic - what a beautiful place to run. i would be inspired!
my training plan had me running 6.5 miles yesterday - got in 5.8 before we had to leave, but i felt good and my minutes/mile time has improved a small bit, so i feel good about where i'm at.
updated thru zim's post (#67). i don't really like how hard it is to see the yellow font (i knew that was going to be the case) so i only put part of the line in yellow. if anyone has a preference for which part is yellowed, let me know.
Desiree
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39 minute run today for a 5K. Here's a race recap if anyone is interested in reading. Yelp! 5K or the best worst run I have ever had
424/1600
424/1600
jillbur
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Congrats! That's an awesome time!
Congrats! I really enjoyed reading your race recap. Races are so addictive, so I love that you are already planning your next one
Keep up the great work!
disneymom1980
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After a couple of day hiatus, today I got back on the wagon. I did 100 minutes and 8.45 miles on the treadmill.
260/1500
260/1500
From Desiree: 39 minute run today for a 5K. Here's a race recap if anyone is interested in reading. Yelp! 5K or the best worst run I have ever had
Desiree!!! I read your race report and I think your run was awesome! You should be so proud that you faced your fear and completed your race. I saw a quote from RunnersWorld magazine that I am trying to keep in mind for my first long race, where I'm terrified of finishing last.
"Last is just the final winner!"
You are a winner for getting out there, sticking with it, and working to improve yourself. CONGRATS
Desiree!!! I read your race report and I think your run was awesome! You should be so proud that you faced your fear and completed your race. I saw a quote from RunnersWorld magazine that I am trying to keep in mind for my first long race, where I'm terrified of finishing last.
"Last is just the final winner!"
You are a winner for getting out there, sticking with it, and working to improve yourself. CONGRATS
keenercam
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Awww.. You definitely should have said "Hi". It just so happens that some of the sweetest WISHers you'd ever have the pleasure of meeting were there. I'm not sure exactly who arrived when, but it could have been Lily, Anne, Jim, Pat, John, Karen, Wendy..... Hmmmm... I'm trying to think of who else did that one. A bunch of those guys did Maine yesterday, too, I think.
Anyway, congrats on your race!!!
I am so fortunate that DH drove DS to campus this morning so that I was able to get in a longer workout than I might have otherwise.
Today's workout:
15 mins elliptical
45 mins personal training/strength (TRX and core)
20 mins elliptical
20 mins bike
100 minutes today brings me to 340/1200.
mrsdrake625
DIS Veteran
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- Apr 30, 2012
Add 20 mins for me of active recovery - 15 recumbent bike and 5 stretching. Shredded my quads in the race, I went for the downhills and probably overdid it a little. But they're feeling much better today.
Thanks keenercam. It was a PR by a lot, a beautiful day to run and a great course. Wonderful day. I did meet someone from St. Louis who was doing fifty states, NH was 49 and 50 was vermont - the next day! Crazy. The NH is a popular stopover for fifty staters to do nh and Maine. I did see two women and maybe two men in wish green.
Desiree - awesome race report! I wanted to say that I wish I had your attitude when I started running. I tried track in the eighth grade and decided I didn't like it because I wasn't fast. I ran the 800 once and came in such dead last that people cheered for me to cross the finish. In the 800 (only two laps!) I decided that I hated running because it was "stupid." Took me a while to realize what/who was really stupid! I wish I had not cared so much about what other people thought. It took until late college to try it again, and then took another six years or so to really stick. Running is now something that I love because it's healthy and fun, and I do it for me. I usually finish in the back of the pack but the goal is really to say I did the training and stuck to a plan. Only recently have I started to get any faster, but there had to be a huge mental shift and a dedication to just doing it to do it before anything happened with my time goal. Who cares if you're last? You did it, and accomplished a goal that you set out to meet. That's huge and that outlook goes a long way. I hope you keep blogging, I really enjoyed reading!
Awww.. You definitely should have said "Hi". It just so happens that some of the sweetest WISHers you'd ever have the pleasure of meeting were there. I'm not sure exactly who arrived when, but it could have been Lily, Anne, Jim, Pat, John, Karen, Wendy..... Hmmmm... I'm trying to think of who else did that one. A bunch of those guys did Maine yesterday, too, I think.
Thanks keenercam. It was a PR by a lot, a beautiful day to run and a great course. Wonderful day. I did meet someone from St. Louis who was doing fifty states, NH was 49 and 50 was vermont - the next day! Crazy. The NH is a popular stopover for fifty staters to do nh and Maine. I did see two women and maybe two men in wish green.
Desiree - awesome race report! I wanted to say that I wish I had your attitude when I started running. I tried track in the eighth grade and decided I didn't like it because I wasn't fast. I ran the 800 once and came in such dead last that people cheered for me to cross the finish. In the 800 (only two laps!) I decided that I hated running because it was "stupid." Took me a while to realize what/who was really stupid! I wish I had not cared so much about what other people thought. It took until late college to try it again, and then took another six years or so to really stick. Running is now something that I love because it's healthy and fun, and I do it for me. I usually finish in the back of the pack but the goal is really to say I did the training and stuck to a plan. Only recently have I started to get any faster, but there had to be a huge mental shift and a dedication to just doing it to do it before anything happened with my time goal. Who cares if you're last? You did it, and accomplished a goal that you set out to meet. That's huge and that outlook goes a long way. I hope you keep blogging, I really enjoyed reading!
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