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Location:

Boise,ID,

Member Since:

Jul 29, 2008

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

Las Vegas half-marathon (2:29:03); Bryce Canyon half-marathon (2:18:39) 

Short-Term Running Goals:

Continue to run relatively consistently (3-4 times/wk). Run 5 miles as a comfortable distance.

Run faster (8-9 min/mile) and increase trail running ability. 

Long-Term Running Goals:

Stay in shape to prevent diabetes, high BP, osteoporosis. Run enough to support my mexican food habit!

Personal:

 

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Total Distance
7.42

Ran up and back in city creek to gauge how well my knees will tolerate downhill running. During the 3 miles up I ran 11:44/mile and average HR 171 bpm. On the trip back down I ran 10:35/mile with an average HR of 165 bpm. After that I walked a mile to cool down. While going up I only felt fatigue in my hips and didn't feel my knees at all. Going down I did feel some slight dixcomfort in my knees. I checked the change in altitude at the bottom and top of my run -the difference was 460 ft. Averaged on a per mile basis, this should be the gradient I will see at Bryce canyon. Is it better to lean slightly downhill or back into the hill when running downhill?

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