Posted on April 27th, 2008 at 12:49am —
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Last night was fun with the VFAC crew at the Stanley Park version of Beaver Lake, a 1k version of a trail around a lake. As most of the club is racing the Sun Run this weekend in Vancouver (with close to 58 000 other people), it was a fun taper workout.
For me it was 1k, 2k, 2k. The first 1k was done comfortably, and I finished in 3:33. I was a little surprised at how quick it was relative to how I felt. But that was nothing as compared to the next interval.
The first loop of the 2k interval w…
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Posted on April 18th, 2008 at 11:20pm —
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Last night, as Sonja continued to run with her clinic, I went out for my last true workout prior to Boston. Meandering around Kits and the endowment lands of UBC, I spotted a trail and took it for a ride. I have been on the road so much of later in preparation for the pounding of the Boston roads, that the idea of running on a trail was too inviting. As I am fully in my taper now, everything is a little mixed up. Science tells us that the training effect for any given stress (read: workout) on t…
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Posted on April 15th, 2008 at 7:23pm —
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Saturday and the Sun
Well, we are getting down to go time. Yesterday, basking in the sun and 20 degree weather, a hint of the summer to come, I hit the track with Jay, Paul, and the VFAC crew. Coach John had a "surprise" workout for us. I remember doing this for my running clinics, and now I see why it was both loved and loathed.
All we knew was that we had 4200m of effort to complete. A 400m warm up (70 seconds) and a mile (4:40) were the first two pieces. After that we were told what the dis…
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Posted on April 13th, 2008 at 12:04pm —
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So while tonight was a day off, yesterday was a day to test out the new shoes I just received from Brooks. The new racing flat, the Racer ST, arrived at my door yesterday and I was eager to give them a go because I was considering them as my Boston shoe. The look awesome and fit well, but they do have a degree of medial posting. I have not worn a posted in shoe in about 6 years, so this feeling was simultaneously odd and familiar. I gave the shoe 30 minutes and I loved everything about it except…
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Posted on April 12th, 2008 at 12:00am —
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Good luck
Kelly
ps. the Burn is a wicked shoe!
Hope you are doing well.
Geoff
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how's it hangin?
Cheers
Southy
Please comment as you see fit. I love the feedback.
Not entirely sure what the schedule will look like. It is a bit complicated, as I am heading down to the land of rarified air quite soon to support la femme.
How about you? will you be working this summer? or just being a gypsy runner?