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Sergeant Chaosss
07-08-2009, 09:04 PM
a 1.3 mile increase from last week
DEEPER KEMICAL
07-08-2009, 09:05 PM
great job man.
Sergeant Chaosss
07-08-2009, 09:09 PM
great job man.

I can hardly keep my eyes open and to think its still another 11.7 miles to complete the marathon,at least increasing by a mile or so each week makes it much easier
TEMPERAMENTAL
07-08-2009, 11:00 PM
How long has your training been to get to where you are now?

Good job. Congrats.
woo
07-08-2009, 11:36 PM
I can hardly keep my eyes open and to think its still another 11.7 miles to complete the marathon,at least increasing by a mile or so each week makes it much easier

yah but at the marathon ull get more of a rush. there will be thousands running alongside you.
ull be a-o-k :WINK
The Kid
07-09-2009, 01:18 AM
I can hardly keep my eyes open and to think its still another 11.7 miles to complete the marathon,at least increasing by a mile or so each week makes it much easier

hahahaha, now your seeing why I told you that you should train for the 26-27 miles. Not to get you discouraged but its gunna get nasty once you get to the 15+ miles. Keep up the training, stay hydrated and carb up before the long runs, your going to need it.

Congrats on the progress.
Mathieu
07-09-2009, 01:28 AM
you lost hella calories with the miles!
chrisd1163
07-09-2009, 01:42 AM
I've never done anything close to a marathon. My goal for next spring is to run the Long Island Half Marathon. But from my experience in 10-15k runs that I compete in, I usually pace about 20-30 seconds better per mile on race day. My first 15k, I had never even been able to complete it. The most I did was about 13k. That race day the people running and cheering kept me going. The adrenaline rush of all the people running with you is a huge motivation.
Sergeant Chaosss
07-09-2009, 08:38 AM
I've never done anything close to a marathon. My goal for next spring is to run the Long Island Half Marathon. But from my experience in 10-15k runs that I compete in, I usually pace about 20-30 seconds better per mile on race day. My first 15k, I had never even been able to complete it. The most I did was about 13k. That race day the people running and cheering kept me going. The adrenaline rush of all the people running with you is a huge motivation.
Oh I deffinatly run faster on race days you get caught up in the flow