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Perfect running weather here...<br><br>
10.14 miles of hills @ 9:00 pace....it felt very easy this morning.<br>
Two week 'til Virginia Beach...can't wait.<br><br>
Good runs to all today.
 

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3 miles recovery on TM at 5-6mph with 1 minute walking break each mile...<br><br>
Nice run, Peter. It's good to feel strong on medLR's prior to races-a big confidence builder when running 90 minutes feels 'easy'.
 

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Good morning all. We had about 4 inches of wet snow last night here in NY but it's melting rapidly today. I did 30 mins of a yoga class this morning before heading into work. I hate working the weekend rotation!<br><br>
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I am so glad I ran my LR yesterday late afternoon and not this morning since I woke up with a head cold. 18 slow miles in snow free country roads. I ran among the apple orchards- saw three migrant workers and their families coming back to their shacks for their season work and I noticed that 2 orchards are being pull out (this is always a sad thing to see for me)<br><b>Peter</b>, good luck on your marathon<br><b>dtoce</b>, how did your run back home go last night<br><b>riley</b>, working on the weekend is not fun.<br><b>tamster</b>, it was so much fun chatting with you last night.<br><b><span>Go Racers!!!!</span></b>
 

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...peter//.......you're Early Morning Discipline is an Inspiration to Us All,,,,,<br><br><br>
......having resisted said Inspiration,<br><br>
Rest Day,,,,followed by Hedonism,,,,,yowser////<br><br>
...........good running guys.........
 

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suddenly I hear the Pink song....."get the party started"......go tomwhite go<br><br>
dr dale.....impressive double yesterday to and from the office<br><br>
bap...tough or not, that's a good solid outing<br><br>
mari....hope the cold passes quickly<br><br>
Peter......terrific run this morning<br><br>
mid forties and bright sunshine here at present........shooting for 8-9 miles this afternoon.
 

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Finally dragged my lazy self down to the TM for 3.25 miles and 30 mins weights.<br>
Have a good weekend all!<br><br>
Barb
 

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Good morning everyone.<br><br>
A nice morning for a 10K race! I set a new PB of 48:53 finally breaking that 50 minute barrier! Here's the RR <a href="http://www.kickrunners.com/forum/showthread.php?p=638261#post638261" target="_blank">http://www.kickrunners.com/forum/sho...261#post638261</a> .<br><br>
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Wow, Dale, my office is 7.5 miles from my home, and I've only toyed with the idea of running to-and-from. You are inspiring me!<br><br>
Wet sticky snow falling all over this morning, so I took my run indoors. MP run: 8.36 miles in 1:09 (8:15 pace). Felt pretty good, for now! I've got a fast-finish 15-miler on tap for tomorrow to complete my 2nd 50+ mile week in a row.<br><br>
--Robin
 

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It was so cool. I know at least 3 runners here who had a good race today. You smashed that PB or PR! Mine was exactly 2 minutes (a little more according to Garmin), and my buddy Tim from church won his AG and came in 7th overall.
 

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An easy 9.25 miles at 7:51/mi in anything <i>but</i> lamb like conditions. 42°F, rain, wind, and a brief hail shower.<br><br>
Off now to celebrate <a href="http://www.worldeventsguide.com/event.ehtml?o=191" target="_blank">Iceland Beer Day!</a>
 

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Nice runs and races today. I ran early with temps around freezing. 12.9 M @ 8:50 m/M. Lots of melting yesterday, and of course the puddles turned to ice overnight. Overconfident from successfully negotiating many icy patches, I slipped on one with half a mile to go (... Shall we run through the alley? Sure ...). I think the damage is superficial, but the outside of my left knee is getting the crushed ice treatment and ibuprofen is coursing through my veins.
 

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Thanks for the reminder! Of course I needed my reading glasses to be able to see that tiny number in the date box. The reading glasses are still a new thing... I keep forgetting that I need them, let alone that I have them, and then don't understand why I can't see. <img alt="confused.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/confused.gif"><br><br>
No running today because I taught this morning and then had family commitments the rest of the morning until the mid-afternoon. I'm toying with the idea of giving up my Saturday morning class, if for no other reason that I haven't been getting much of a turnout. And even when a couple people do show up, their energy is low, like they'd really prefer not to be there. I had only one woman today who practically challenged me on every pose I gave her to do. Not fun. But how do you quit a timeslot just because it isn't particularly "fun"? Family-obligation-wise, it would be better all around if I didn't teach Saturday mornings either. I don't know. If nothing else, I'd much prefer to get an early run in for a change -- seems I never can do that anymore, because of all my teaching and taking classes. My best runs are when I can start somewhere between 8 and 9am. With my current schedule, there isn't a single day when I can run before 11am. And 6am just isn't right for me, that devoted and dedicated I'm not. I'm gonna have to think on this one a bit.<br><br>
Anyway, stay dry and safe everyone this weekend, and good runs to all!
 

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I want to be more like <b>you</b>, oh butterfly woman...<br><br>
It went ok on my run home yesterday. Thanks for asking. I had a plan to get out of the office on time, so that I could beat traffic on the busy section, by sunset, but that didn't materialize as my last patient (an active 80+yo psychiatrist) told me of some 'breathlessness' and one thing led to another and after my exam and a plead to the xray dept downstairs to just do this one test even though it was 10 minutes after closing..., he was able to go home with a diagnosis of 'pneumonia'. (Ha! Who says cardiologists don't use their stethescope.)<br><br>
So I left late and ran in the dark on the dangerous road...very carefully, and with blinking lights, but I think I'll wait until it is lighter later before trying that again...<br><br>
Thanks for the props peeps. I need to get some mileage under my belt before that marathon that looms in April.<br><br><b>Congratulations on the fine 10K race, Paul!</b>
 

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Rest Day,,,,followed by Hedonism - right there with you! tomwhite should really be my coach!<br><br>
Dale - we reset our clocks soon, so you will get another chance before you know it. I really love running home from work - my direct route is 3.5 miles (to the grocery store) and 5 block cool down from there. I can also head up to the river and extend it. It is such a nice way to relax before heading in the door and I am the recipient of many interesting and amusing comments from my colleagues.<br><br>
OM - do what is best for you - those who would miss this time slot will either take another class or take the tools that you have provided and create their own practice. Shame on that woman - keep in mind that however hard she was on you, she is most likely 20 times harder on herself.
 
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