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Marathon mistake: 12-year-old accidentally runs half marathon instead of 5K
http://www.whec.com/news/flower-city...athon/4117343/
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Originally posted by thughes View Post
That was a complete fukkin debacle. I still claim the mother was an idiot for just dropping her daughter off.Old enough to know better, still too young to careComment
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Run Forrest run!Comment
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Oh to be young and in the kind of shape where it's possible to "accidentally" run a half marathon.
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Originally posted by WARFAB View PostOh to be young and in the kind of shape where it's possible to "accidentally" run a half marathon.
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And then she went for a hike later in the day!
I had a difficult time getting off my couch...Old enough to know better, still too young to careComment
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http://www.runnersworld.com/ask-coac...365_0001550625Originally posted by camper4lyfe View PostHigh Peaks Guru, but prefers twin peaks
we will need a separate class for my wife and for my girlfriend.Comment
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Originally posted by alistair View Post
Yeah, the weekend long runs are what will really be the killer. I did Jeff Galloway's half marathon plan with a time goal this winter, and it had me up to 17 miles a couple weeks ago. It took me 3 hours. Marathon training is going to take me to 20+; well over 4 hours. I need my boys to be a little older so they don't drive my wife nuts while I'm gone every weekend.Old enough to know better, still too young to careComment
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Originally posted by WARFAB View Post
I've done it. Unfortunately, a 3 hour run is just too long for them to be strapped down.Old enough to know better, still too young to careComment
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Look out Boston here I come; today I ran a Boston Marathon qualifying time.
https://connect.garmin.com/modern/ac...hare/0?lang=enHigh Peaks Guru, but prefers twin peaks
we will need a separate class for my wife and for my girlfriend.Comment
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Congrats buddy. I knew you'd bring it home!Originally posted by alistair View PostLook out Boston here I come; today I ran a Boston Marathon qualifying time.
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I've never really thought about the math before. I've just heard people talk about total times. Seeing it laid out as a sub 8 minute/mile average makes it damned impressive to my "not very serious runner" self. Nice job Alistair.Last edited by WARFAB; 05-01-2016, 09:26 PM.Comment
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Originally posted by alistair View PostLook out Boston here I come; today I ran a Boston Marathon qualifying time.
https://connect.garmin.com/modern/ac...hare/0?lang=en
Nice! congrats!Old enough to know better, still too young to careComment
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Originally posted by WARFAB View Post
Yeah, when it's a push for me to run a 7 minute mile, for a mile, I know that I still have a ways to go. Even 8:00 is tough for much farther than a 5k at this point.Old enough to know better, still too young to careComment
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You're making me feel better. I went for a run last year and wasn't sure why I felt awful for most of it. When I finished I saw Strava had recorded a new personal best 8:16 mile time.
The easy winter led to me getting to the gym more often this year. Maybe I'll be able to go sub 8:00 for a mile this summer. It won't be a long run though.Comment
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