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Location:

OKC,OK,US

Member Since:

Feb 06, 2013

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Local Elite

Running Accomplishments:

All races run

2015

Houston 1/2 Marathon - 1:13:12 (PB) Jan 

Phoenix Marathon - 2:34:08 (PB) Feb

Boston Marathon - 2:35:00 (CR)Apr

Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon- 2:38:59 (Single age state record 42) *6 days after Boston

Go Mile Arkansas- 4:55 (PB)

Fire Ball Classic Ada OK - 16:48

Riverside 5000 Tulsa OK - 16:17 (PB)

Brookhaven 5k Norman OK - 16:22

Medtronic Twin Cities Master Championship Marathon St Paul MN - 2:35:51 

Tinker 1/2 Marathon TAFB - 1:14:32 Oklahoma single age (43)

Tulsa Run 15k Master Championship - 51:58

 

2014

Naughty or Nice 8k 2014- 27:10 (PB)

 San Antonio Rock N Roll Marathon 2014- 2:38:17 (PB) 2nd overall

Tulsa Zoo 10k Run 2014 - 33:52 (PB) Overall winner

Tulsa Run 15k Master National Championship 2014- 52:53 4th overall (sb)

Brookhaven 5k 2014- 16:31 (SB)

Little Rock 1/2 Marathon 2014- 1:14:03 (SB)

2013

Boston 2:41:22 -2013
Tulsa Run 15k Master National Championship 2013 - 51:33 (PB) 3rd overall
Race for Hope 12k- 2013-40:54 (PB) single age usatf  OK state record
 Run for Mums 2013 5k - 16:30 (PB)

Short-Term Running Goals:

 sub 16-5k

2:35:00 marathon

1:13:00 1/2

2:33:00 full

  

Long-Term Running Goals:

stay healthy and run the best i can

Beat Jake 

 

take down as many OK LDR records as i can.

Personal:


 

43 yrs old

Married - 21 yrs

3 boys

1 dog (my little girl Sophie)

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2 X 3 miler

Got off work and cruised over to the best running place on earth...Lake Draper!

When I arrived Big Slim Jim was out and warmin up, I quickly slipped on me running suit and joined him while we waited on Daniel...We did a little trotting inside the marina area and Dan had to make a quick pit... we headed out N of the marina on the main road. I was up to 2.82 miles for the warmup and did some old man stretches before we took off. Was supposed to hit these 3 mile repeats on HM pace..

Repeat 1 Dan and I quickly took out and I felt good right off the bat, the sun was hid in some clouds and the temps were right for running. I looked down about .5 into the first mile and realized I was at 5:04 pace, typical of me goin out too fast, but this time man I felt really good and we hit a small roller hill that brought it back to honest pace and hit the first mile 5:24, a little fast for what I was trying to accomplish but I was hardly breathin so i just kept on goin.   My training was really coming around and the way i felt today was a huge confidence building run. 

 

Repeat 2  we did a mile jog between repeats and I really was wanting a little swig of water but had none. We took off right where we left off the second repeat we had a slightly steeper hill on the course reversed but still only added about 3 sec to the run. Was feeling mighty good afterwards.. Thinking of hopping in a 5k this weekend..

 

 

Comments
From james on Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 04:45:56 from 68.97.189.129

Really cool your training is paying off. Your gonna do great at Boston

From ScottD on Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 07:23:42 from 74.195.229.249

Nice runnin man, you are fit, your recovery seems to be pretty impressive at this point too!

From I Just Run on Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 10:17:22 from 67.79.11.242

Nice speedy repeats BB! You're going to rock Boston!

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