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Location:

Washington,UT,United States

Member Since:

Jul 26, 2012

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Local Elite

Running Accomplishments:

Ran varsity XC and Track for Pine View High School class of 2016

Member of the Freshman Five including Hell Raiser, Jake the Snake, Andrew, Paul and Me

I would say my best running accomplishment is getting to the point where running was fun and not crappy

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

1. I wanna get back to how I used to be running a half marathon 1:15:00.00

2. I want to run the St George Marathon 2:45:00.00

Long-Term Running Goals:

Become a marathoner

Marry a smokin hot runner wife

Live my unaccomplished high school running dreams through my children

Personal:

My favorite National Park is Zion

My favorite color is blue

My favorite gas station is Buc-ees

 

 

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Kinvara 3 (January '13) Lifetime Miles: 487.80
Kinvara 4 (May '13) Lifetime Miles: 542.35
Barefoot Lifetime Miles: 109.60
Kilkenny XC 5 Lifetime Miles: 38.00
Brooks Launch (October '13) Lifetime Miles: 813.95
Nike Pegasus 30 (December '13) Lifetime Miles: 374.13
Nike Victory XC Lifetime Miles: 7.00
Brooks PureFlow 3 (January '14) Lifetime Miles: 536.10
Nike Zoom Rival D Lifetime Miles: 57.45
Kinvara 5 (June '14) Lifetime Miles: 233.63
Asics Gel-Lyte 33 (June '14) Lifetime Miles: 339.05
Pegasus 31 (December '14) Lifetime Miles: 519.15
Kinvara 6 Lifetime Miles: 343.30
Race: Dogtown Half Marathon (13.1 Miles) 01:25:14
Total Distance
14.50

Dogtown- warmed up a good mile and got to the starting line. Took out pretty easy with Cam and some Hellians, but Cam and I started to pick it up just a little bit after mile 1 (6:00). Second mile we were passing a few of the female runners (who eventually came back and passed me which is embarrassing) (6:05). After that, we were still passing people and keeping consistent the next 3 miles. (6:05) (5:59 fastest (sad right?)) (6:13). After this is where my incident happened. We were coming up to an aid station and Cam needed water, but I was in his way so he tried to go behind me, but I tripped on his legs and I just biffed it. I started bleeding but didn't really realize it until about mile 8. I felt fine, but after about a mile, I could really feel it. My right knee just hurt a lot! (6:38) (6:40). I can't believe I let my knee get to me though. At this point, Cam and Jake started to really build a gap on me... Then came the uphill. I was passed by a large number of people (including some hellians) I didn't pass another person the whole rest of the race. I was just focusing on not dying because of my knee. (6:24) (6:42) (7:21) (6:42) (7:14) (7:00). Tried cooling down, but my knee wouldn't let me run!

Not exactly proud of this race, but a 1:25:14 is not bad! Hopefully I don't go around tripping next year haha! I think I did well under the circumstances and felt like I pushed hard and that's what counts. It was also really fun! Hopefully I can get my knee feeling better asap.

Nike Pegasus 30 (December '13) Miles: 14.50
Comments
From Can-run Brown on Sat, Feb 22, 2014 at 15:14:07 from 97.126.224.91

I'm so sorry Preston! You still ran very well though, a 1:25 is very good.

From The Warbeast on Sat, Feb 22, 2014 at 16:16:41 from 209.33.233.221

Haha it wasn't even your fault, Cam! Thanks :)

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