I'm sure it will be a great weekend where a number of us will combine running C2S as well as celebrating Minnie's birthday. Maybe someone will manage a 64:46? That won't be me, I'll be there enjoying running in an event I've never run in before. 14K may have been an easy distance to race pre-fatigue. However, now I'll be happy if I can get to the finish without falling into a fatigue-heap.
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Latest Training:
Wednesday - gym session, 5K jog @6:10 min/K, HRav 123bpm. Rate 2/3
Thursday - lap around Black Mountain 11.7K @6min/K, HRav 138bpm. Rate 2/3
Friday - OFF
Saturday - 5K warm up then 4 x 5 min hilly reps (run slowly HRav 142, 156, 153, 155) + 2K cool down for total of 11.2K. Rate 1.5/3
Sunday - long run with Heidi, Maria and Tori. 15.5K hilly @6min/K, HRav 152bpm, feeling very knackered post run, like I've run 30K :-/. Rate 1.5/3
Total for week 58K


That would've been a very lucky number in 2002. You'll enjoy it running from the red group - theoretically no one slower than 5 minute k pace, so a nice open start & no need to line up early. I'd be happy with 68:86!
ReplyDeleteA very lucky number for who ET? Maybe in 1991 as well? Yes I expect to be at the back of the pack in the red group. Maybe with a bit of a taper I'll be able to have a go at sub 5/K for 14K? Otherwise it will be nice to see what all the fuss is about re C2S :-).
ReplyDeleteLucky for anyone. Palindromic things are lucky. Back of the red group is a good place to start. With a 3/3 run you should be OK for sub-70. It's a 1:30 to 2 minute negative split course so you can be 36+ at 7k (there's a clock) and run 69+. You can be slow at 10k too (another clock) - I was 50:44 there and ran 69:16. I'm #4745 - don't think it means I'm running 47:45!
DeleteNot a bad jav distance when the track season rocks around again?
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