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Location:

Logan,UT,USA

Member Since:

Apr 27, 2008

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

Region 9 Cross Country Champion 2004 (5K: 15:42)

400m: 00:54 (running start)

800m: 2:03 (7th place State Meet 2005)

1500m: 4:30 (2nd place Utah Summer Games 2004)

1600m: 4:31 (4th place State Meet 2005)

3000m: 9:55 (1st place Utah Summer Games 2004)

3200m: 9:52 (4th place State Meet 2005)

5K: 15:39 (2nd place Enterprise, UT Pioneer Days 2004

 

 

10K (very aided): 33:33.3 (8th place USG 2008)

15K:  53:04 (6th place Blacksmith Fork Freedom Run)

Half Marathon (very aided):  1:10:38 (5th place, Provo Halloween Half)

Marathon:  2:38:15 Top of Utah Marathon 2010 (6th Place Overall, 1st Local and 1st 19-24)

Won the 1st Annual Sand Hollow Marathon in 2:41:22

Ultramarathon:  Logan Peak Trail Race 2010:  28 miles, 7261 vert. 4:23:48 (2nd Place), El Vaquero Loco 50k 2011: 6:02 (2nd Place)

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

 

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Go where the trail takes me.

 

Personal:

My hometown is Hurricane, UT but I currently live in Logan, UT where I attend Utah State University.  I am working on a PhD in Education, with an emphasis in Technology and Engineering Education.

You can also check out my blogspot running blog where I post race reports.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Saucony Type A2 Racers Lifetime Miles: 219.40
Brooks Cascadia 6 (Green) Lifetime Miles: 527.90
Brooks Launch (Orange/Yellow) Lifetime Miles: 250.40
Altra Lone Peak (Yellow/Gray) Lifetime Miles: 94.60
New Balance MT110 (Black) Lifetime Miles: 75.00
Altra Superior (Green) Lifetime Miles: 103.30
Brooks Cascadia 8 (Blue) Lifetime Miles: 185.10
Trail 2013 Lifetime Miles: 140.15
Road 2013 Lifetime Miles: 121.35
Altra Lone Peak B (Yellow/Gray) Lifetime Miles: 65.70
PI M2T (Orange/Blue/Grey) Lifetime Miles: 27.50
Trail Miles 2015 (Start May) Lifetime Miles: 64.00
Road Miles 2015 (Start May) Lifetime Miles: 31.50
Thu, Jan 06, 2011
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
12.100.0012.10

I think I'm finally used to this cold.  It doesn't even bother me to head out for a run in single digit weather anymore.  Run was uneventful this evening.  I have decided I need to start going to bed earlier and getting up earlier.  This going to bed at 2 and waking up at 10 is getting old.  I'm not much for New Years Resolutions, but I'm going to start doing better with that.  School will force me to anyway.

1:31:16 (7:31/mi.) 1249 vert. ft.


Brooks Cascadia 5 (Black) Miles: 12.10
Night Sleep Time: 9.00Nap Time: 0.00Total Sleep Time: 9.00Calories: 1312.00
Comments
From allie on Fri, Jan 07, 2011 at 17:37:26 from 174.23.238.75

i need to figure out how to get used to the cold. it actually seems to get more skin-stinging and hand-numbing by the day. but i guess it's all about attitude. maybe i should change mine :)

nice running this week.

From Predog on Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 00:49:50 from 24.10.160.80

I've heard that studies have been done which show that people who grow up in hot climates actually acclimatize to cold weather better than people who grow up in more temperate places. My theory is that it's because you're used to the air temperature being significantly different than your body temperature so you're used to adapting to it. I dunno though. I do dress warm...when it's below about 15 the only thing you can see of me is my eyes.

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