<p>Morning all,</p>
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<p>Well, our brief 4-hour flirtation with spring weather is long past and we're back to sub-freezing now. Of course, thanks to my sinuses I didn't get to take advantage of the warmer temps and still had to run inside yesterday. But I got it in, 4 x 1600 @ 6:15/mile pace. Fastest I've done mile repeats in a while and I was feeling it. Tried to push it a little faster on the last 800 of the final rep, up to about 6:08 pace and thought I was going to fall off the back end of the belt before dialing it back to 6:15. In peak form I could nail this workout...I'm not there yet, but getting closer.</p>
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<p>BBS - good luck on the 800s if you do them, but I wouldn't stress about one bad workout. More important to recover properly I think.</p>
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<p>4bm - I'm a little too familiar with those indoor temps after our furnace died in December. Glad to have a new system, no desire to revisit. Last week when we lost power in the snow the house actually retained heat fairly well, it only dropped to about 58 or so.</p>
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<p>kfuller - nice job on those hill repeats. I may do some TM hill repeats of my own tomorrow.</p>
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<p>RA - re: Chicago. No pressure from me to run it. <span><img alt="angel2.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/angel2.gif"></span> I know your home marathon has been a demon for you. You can volunteer, or better yet, meet me at Mile 20 and pace me when I'll need it. <span>It's all good. The only thing I will insist on is meeting up for a post-race celebration at Goose Island.</span> <span><img alt="biggrin.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/biggrin.gif"> Oh and on the posting thing, I wonder about sticking around here too sometimes. Seems I post as much to the seasonal race training pages in The Race as I do to this forum now. The problem is, ever since the interface changed the KR site just doesn't work very well. I already log my runs at RunningAhead, which has a community (I don't post to it) and MapMyRun even has one too. Not to mention Runners World. So I could move on. But I still come back here. For now.</span></p>
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