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I have no idea what's going on with my toe. It felt like it had just gotten rubbed a bit on the side of my big toe during that 50K trail race on 12/29. I was on XT only after that because of soreness in my tendon. Then, when I got back to running regularly, I would get some pain on the side of my toe and on the last day I ran, the pain kind of took over my entire toe and felt really bad, so I haven't run since which sucks since I have a marathon in 12 days. <img alt="sad.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/sad.gif"><br><br>
Sorry about all the treadmill action, but at least it's early on in your program and it'll be warmer when your runs get especially long.
 

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<span style="text-decoration:underline;">Last Week</span><br>
M - Weights (chest, legs, biceps, abs)<br>
T - 4 miles easy (and painful!)<br>
W - 65 min cardio (on Fit Strider)<br>
T - Weights (back, shoulders, triceps, abs), 45 minutes cardio<br>
F - Rest<br>
S - Drunkathon<br>
S - 2 hours 5 min elliptical<br><br>
This week, I will be doing some more cross-training until I get some new shoes (likely Thursday) and try out some taping that I hope will help with this toe issue.
 

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I've been working on miles, miles, miles. I'm adding 1/2 mile to my commute runs each way, and 2 miles to my lunch runs, for 10 miles total most days. Saturday, I intend to put in another 20 miler for my second week in a row in the 70 range (69.5 last week). The week after that I anticipate backing off a bit as I taper for Lost Dutchman.
 

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i was on vacation last week on a cruise and i did all my running by running loops around the boat. thankfully, there was another girl who was training for the boston marathon so there was at least one other person out there besides myself <img alt="wink.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/wink.gif"> most of my miles were done slow and easy but i did get in some intervals one day.<br><br>
mon- 8 miles<br>
tues- 4 miles<br>
wed- 10 miles<br>
fri- 4 miles<br>
sun-14<br><br>
total 40 miles<br><br>
nettie: happy healing vibes to you! heres hoping your toe cooperates in time for surf city!<br><br>
rhoon: you're machine! i can't fathom 70 miles right now.. maybe this summer sometime.. you rock!!!
 

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Hi Nettie,<br><br>
I'm not sure what my goal should be for Lost Dutchman. I don't get to run tuneup races in the 4-6 weeks before that might give me a realistic sense of my marathon pace. My current PR is 3:50 from PF Chang in 2007, and I feel like I should be able to beat that, but I have read somewhat mixed reviews on how slow the course is. I think I'll probably pace myself for a 3:50 for the first 10K and then see how I'm feeling. Hopefully I'll be feeling good...<br><br>
I'd like to rachet my PR down a bit at a time, I need a 3:15...long way to go. Loooooooonnnngggg way to go.
 
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