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Ran 200 miles in under a week(nov 2019) . Ran 226 miles in under a week twice in 17 days(oct 2023). Ran 250 miles in under a week(mar 2024)

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Miles:This week: 94.00 Month: 319.00 Year: 2201.00
Fly's Lifetime Miles: 215.00
Pegs 36 #8 Lifetime Miles: 451.00
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Total Distance
23.00

AM - 5 mile shakeout

AM2 - 5 mile w/u, 4x1200m aerobic w/ 400m rec in 4:17, 4:05, 4:04, 3:58

was surprised the first one was that slow, but told myself to not sweat it and just move on to the second one. effort wasn’t too hard(max heart rate 139 according to the watch), but i thought they’d be faster. putting aside my ego and using perspective with running 4 workouts the past 4 days, i’m lucky to still be standing, let alone feeling pretty normal. plus, even if i feel good there’s no way i’m running this fourth straight workout at 100%, so there’s nothing to do but recover, get in my PM 5 and a long run tomorrow and recover with an easy weekend and i’ll be back next monday in better shape than i did this one. so with that in mind, it was a good one.

PM - 5 after work. right ankle was feeling all those track turns for this morning by the end.

Fast Miles: 3.00Pegarusalem #4 Miles: 23.00
Weight: 0.00
Comments
From Kenny the Apache on Thu, Jan 09, 2020 at 12:48:51 from 65.48.74.201

Awesome consistent workouts this week Eugene! I have also been trying to stay consistent, but also been mixing things up with some strength work and crossfit type workouts. I feel as though I still get a lot of aerobic benefit from the high intensity metabolic conditioning!

From Eva Splaine on Thu, Jan 09, 2020 at 14:37:24 from 108.61.201.170

Hope you have a nice relaxing recovery weekend.

Recovery days are my favorite part of training.

And usually after two very easy recovery days I am able to come back the next day stronger than ever.

By the way, what were your goals for the 4 x 1200m?

I am sorry that you were disappointed in your results for today, but sometimes we just have days where things just aren't going to go smoothly no matter how good of condition you are in.

From Eugene on Thu, Jan 09, 2020 at 15:26:24 from 66.21.47.189

i was mainly disappointed because i was actually going to do 2 sets of 4x1200 with the second set faster(two weeks later doing the same thing for 2x4x1600, then 2x4x2000 two weeks after that), but i changed from trainers into flats between sets and while i was in a good groove after #4 i took too long in between sets, so fatigue set in and i got a 400 into #5 in about 79 and just felt tired so i stopped there.

it’s probably for the best though, i’m a bit sore afterwards and i know my body would be much worse off if i had done both sets. and i have enough time before my half marathon to do this workout again in two weeks, and do the other two with two weeks spacing them out anyway. my plan for racing is a half marathon march 1rst, a 1500m 3 weeks later and a 5k 3 weeks after that, with the 5k being the focus and the other two just getting me into shape

the times i was hoping for were 4:00 for the first set and trying to get faster if i wasn’t too tired on the second set, so now that i’ve had a few hours i’d say i got what i wanted out of it. if i get a good long run in tomorrow this will still be an amazing week of training.

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