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Salem Wild Turkey 5 miler

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Location:

Boston,MA,

Member Since:

Dec 24, 2009

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Boston Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:

1/2 Marathon 1:42:02 [7:47 pace] Central Park Half  2014

Marathon 3:42:52 [8:30 pace] Surf City Marathon  2012

Distance 41.5miles [8 hrs] Sweltering Summer 8 hour 2014

Short-Term Running Goals:

 

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

 

I'll keep running....
Because it gives me perspective.
Now I realize my problems aren't so big.
My life is pretty great afterall.
And a mile is a lot longer than it seems in the car.

 

 

 

 

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Thu, Nov 25, 2010
Race: Salem Wild Turkey 5 miler (5 Miles) 00:40:35, Place overall: 283, Place in age division: 19
Total Distance
5.00

Salem Wild Turkey 5 miler

gun time:  40:35 (took a good bit to get to the start line with almost 1400 people so I am thinking I was damn close to my goal of breaking 40:00 especially battling all the wind off the ocean!)

283 out of 1358 overall

86 out of 752 females

19 out of 100 females age 25-29

I was really psyched I felt great the whole race (other than freezing to death!) I held right at 8 minutes per mile the whole way and didn't slow down like I usually do for the 2nd two miles!  After the race I felt like I could have run faster but I was happier to be able to stick to a pace and sprint super fast past 11 people in the last 100 yards or so!  Such a fun race!!

Asics Landreth 5 Miles: 5.00
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