And, Sam, I loved your last post. I laughed out loud when you said you were trying to hit 90 this week. I admire the ambition. Apologies to the readers for my recent silence. (The flood of emails can stop now.) Maybe I'll write a post of my top fifty least favorite things that kill the excitement in the last minute of college basketball games.
Sam: S(20), M(6), T(14), W(5), R(14), F(6), S(6). Total = 71. In the scenario where I ran 90 this week, Friday would have been 10 and I would have logged a second long run today (Saturday)--the old fake long week that Robert and Bruce used to rave about during long-short summer mileage training. Alas, it obviously didn't happen. Oh well, probably for the best.
Sam: S(20), M(6), T(14), W(5), R(14), F(6), S(6). Total = 71. In the scenario where I ran 90 this week, Friday would have been 10 and I would have logged a second long run today (Saturday)--the old fake long week that Robert and Bruce used to rave about during long-short summer mileage training. Alas, it obviously didn't happen. Oh well, probably for the best.
Ross, I think that long run sounds pretty good. We have just under seven weeks still, which puts you in position for at least four more longs not counting yesterday.
ReplyDeleteI'm sort of finding myself in the position of hanging on after a 22-miler yesterday. I ran it as slowly as I could and it felt great other than the fact that I was running for 2:40. My dilemma is how to maintain momentum for the time left. I'll probably start seriously tapering three weeks out given that the Mountain Goat 10 miler is two weeks before the 'thon.
Ross - sounds like just a fuel issue. You're fine. No keys, push to start.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the support, guys.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to reply to an earlier comment of Sam's, but I am totally on board with shooting for Hood To Coast next year. I'm still smarting over the year we got rejected thanks to Robert.