flgirl36
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The Richmond Half is officially in the books - 2:45 (and that's with a head cold and bathroom stop!). Princess, here we come!
Congrats!

The Richmond Half is officially in the books - 2:45 (and that's with a head cold and bathroom stop!). Princess, here we come!
The Richmond Half is officially in the books - 2:45 (and that's with a head cold and bathroom stop!). Princess, here we come!
The Richmond Half is officially in the books - 2:45 (and that's with a head cold and bathroom stop!). Princess, here we come!
The Richmond Half is officially in the books - 2:45 (and that's with a head cold and bathroom stop!). Princess, here we come!
The Richmond Half is officially in the books - 2:45 (and that's with a head cold and bathroom stop!). Princess, here we come!
Finished my local 10k today official time 1:11:02....would have liked a little better finish...but at least I finished....Any idea what corral this would put me in and also how do I submit this time to Disney? Thanks again...
Amy
The website for my 10K is slow so I googled results and found the chip's website (if that makes sense). My "gun" time was 1:13:58 and the chip time was 1:13:38. Very happyI was pushing my pace since I want to use it as my proof of time but was still a little surprised what the time was when I saw the clock at the finish line.
I had my first running nightmare, I dremt I couldn't move my legs when I woke up!!
When I actually did wake up, I was fine.
Do any of you have weird dreams or anxiety about a race?
Yesterday I ran a 5k with my 10 year old daughter (for a good cause: a little boy was kidnapped last year in our hometown and still has not been found, this run was for continuing his search efforts).
I had this talk with my daughter that we are running this together and it wasnt about time. We should stick together. Well of course, as soon as the race starts little miss smarty pants takes off like a flash. The race was on the cart path of this gorgeous golf course so I always had her in my sight.
She was really cookin' but I just stayed at my pace which I knew I could continue easy for the 5k. Well low and behold, just like the Tortoise and the Hare, she was totally gassed at 2.5 miles and I just cruise right up next to her and smile. It was hilarious!
We finished together holding hands, had a great time and ran for a great cause!
Hope your weekend was "fast and fun"!
Dig deep,
Michele
Yesterday I ran a 5k with my 10 year old daughter (for a good cause: a little boy was kidnapped last year in our hometown and still has not been found, this run was for continuing his search efforts).
I had this talk with my daughter that we are running this together and it wasnt about time. We should stick together. Well of course, as soon as the race starts little miss smarty pants takes off like a flash. The race was on the cart path of this gorgeous golf course so I always had her in my sight.
She was really cookin' but I just stayed at my pace which I knew I could continue easy for the 5k. Well low and behold, just like the Tortoise and the Hare, she was totally gassed at 2.5 miles and I just cruise right up next to her and smile. It was hilarious!
We finished together holding hands, had a great time and ran for a great cause!
Hope your weekend was "fast and fun"!
Dig deep,
Michele
Great story! I feel like that's how SIL and I will be in the 1/2.She was really cookin' but I just stayed at my pace which I knew I could continue easy for the 5k. Well low and behold, just like the Tortoise and the Hare, she was totally gassed at 2.5 miles and I just cruise right up next to her and smile. It was hilarious!
We finished together holding hands, had a great time and ran for a great cause!
Hope your weekend was "fast and fun"!
Dig deep,
Michele
That's awesome. Congrats on beating your previous bestHalf marathon #8 on the books. Unofficial (Garmin) details - 13.19 miles, 2:44. WOO! PR!! My previous best was 2:49 so I am pretty sure it's a PR, anyhow. Especially after doing a half last Sunday too. Happy.![]()
Does anyone have suggestions for training between Halfs? I'm planning on doing the Tinker Bell in January, and then the Princess in February. I'm sure i'll need two weeks to recover from the Tink, but after that how much should I run in between? Are there any plans for that kind of situation?
I can't program my treadmill, I just watch the clock. You get good at guessing time! I personally have been doing 3:2 (running:walking) on my 30 minute sessions, and that's super easy to keep track of: warmup until 5 minutes, run to 8, walk to 10, run to 13, walk to 15... etc.
Yesterday I ran a 5k with my 10 year old daughter (for a good cause: a little boy was kidnapped last year in our hometown and still has not been found, this run was for continuing his search efforts).
I had this talk with my daughter that we are running this together and it wasnt about time. We should stick together. Well of course, as soon as the race starts little miss smarty pants takes off like a flash. The race was on the cart path of this gorgeous golf course so I always had her in my sight.
She was really cookin' but I just stayed at my pace which I knew I could continue easy for the 5k. Well low and behold, just like the Tortoise and the Hare, she was totally gassed at 2.5 miles and I just cruise right up next to her and smile. It was hilarious!
We finished together holding hands, had a great time and ran for a great cause!
Hope your weekend was "fast and fun"!
Dig deep,
Michele