PHM/10K what time did you submit and what corral did you get?

[jbish]

I submitted a 10K time of 1:06 and got Corral G for the half.

I think I was exactly where I was supposed to be. The pace for this corral was 2:30 and I finished in 2:32. My bib number was 4086 and I was the 4,369th finisher overall and the 3,935th woman. So crazy how that worked out.

 

[Castle2Castle]

You can see how runDisney aligned the corrals against proof of times through this link for Princess Half 2014 or this link for Glass Slipper Challenge 2014.

 

[appleorchard]

You can see how runDisney aligned the corrals against proof of times through this link for Princess Half 2014 or this link for Glass Slipper Challenge 2014.

That's very handy! I really hope to do a 10k or half before next year and improve my slow times (1:38 10k, 3:34 half) but if I don't, I'd wondered where those times would put me for the GSC next year. Looks like K or above-- but hopefully not P, where I was this year after submitting no time.

 

[xCourxCorex]

That's very handy! I really hope to do a 10k or half before next year and improve my slow times (1:38 10k, 3:34 half) but if I don't, I'd wondered where those times would put me for the GSC next year. Looks like K or above-- but hopefully not P, where I was this year after submitting no time.

I would say any time is better than no time! When registering for 2015 I would give those times (whichever of the 2 is the faster pace) and then find another 10k maybe over the summer or fall, hopefully with more training you'd have a faster time- and submit that before the deadline

 

[irishsymphony]

I submitted 1.14:57 for a 10k and got Corral I

Really glad i did submit *** gave me peace of mind for slowing in humidity, character stops etc

 

[paxsarah]

That's very handy! I really hope to do a 10k or half before next year and improve my slow times (1:38 10k, 3:34 half) but if I don't, I'd wondered where those times would put me for the GSC next year. Looks like K or above-- but hopefully not P, where I was this year after submitting no time.

I dropped back to run the half with a friend who was running her first half and hadn't submitted a proof of time, and she was in K. Looking at the corral chart, it looks like that was the first corral of non-proof people, and that nearly half of the bib numbers must have been in non-proof corrals. It gave her added confidence in her time buffer, though in the end she didn't need it and finished in 3:10.