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Location:

Corona,CA,

Member Since:

Sep 08, 2008

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Boston Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:

2012 Irvine Half Marathon 1:38:20 

2012 Fontana Half Marathon  1:32:17                  

St. George Marathon                                                           2007-4:13:00

2008-3:45:07

2011-3:35:05     

2012-3:26:14

8 Total Marathons                                           

Short-Term Running Goals:

Perfect my diet to run better, stonger and faster!

Long-Term Running Goals:

Run 3:15 marathon.

Personal:

I have 4 kids, 2 boys and 2 girls. 11, 9, 6 and 2. I have been married to my guy for 13 years. He is great and so supportive of my running life. He is also very active, mostly weight training and he has run 2 half marathons as well. He is very fast without training too hard. 1:28 Half Marathon!!! I am working on being able to keep up with him. Someday when are kids are older we look forward to training together.

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Ran down to the beach today and ran 10 sets of stairs and 3 hill repeats. The hill was just about .12. I don't know how long of a hill I should use.. does anyone else?

It was super foggy and by the end of my run my hair was a ball of serious messiness.  

Blessing: Scriptures... I have made it a point to read my scriptures after I drop my kids off at school before I do anything else. That habit has truly blessed my life over these last few weeks.

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Comments
From Burt on Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 12:35:11 from 68.76.197.194

Great dedication. I've been bringing my Book of Mormon to work, but I've yet to read it. Maybe today.

As far as the hill is concerned, if it's only 0.12 miles I would push it as hard as you can. Then catch your breath for as long as it takes so that you can do it again. Do it about 10 times.

From Britta on Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 12:49:04 from 72.130.108.181

10 times?!! I did run it as hard as I could. Maybe I just need to find a bigger hill?

From Brent on Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 15:29:11 from 168.178.30.75

Britta, does it matter how many reps, wow, your on the beach, sand running is darn hard, what is your recovery time between repeats? Recovery time no more than hill repeat time?

Stay Kool, B of BS Rools out

From Kelli on Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 16:24:11 from 71.219.96.151

30 second hill sprints are what we do in our group, not that WE are right. So, I would say any hill you can sprint up in 30 or seconds or more.

Nice job, running on the beach sounds so nice!

From Britta on Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 20:09:31 from 72.130.108.181

Brent,

So when I say I run on the beach I mean I run along the beach. There is a path all the way down PCH (pacific coast Highway) along the sand. It is paved.

Whatever hill I run up I usually walk or jog back down.

I am trying to build up a good base again after taking some time off, so I will add a hill every week.

Nice to meet you btw.

kelli,

miss ya!

From Kelli on Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 22:58:14 from 71.219.96.151

Miss you, too!! BIG TIME. i think of you every time I run past your old house and wish you would jump out and come run wit me.

I got to thinking, we also do 1 minute hill sprints. So, I would pick a time instead of a distance.

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