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Re: 5K Race report

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  1. "Michelle" wrote
    | Today was the fifth and last race in the Arizona Roadracers Summer
    | Series of 5K races; it was my fourth race in the series. I didn't run
    | in the first one because I wasn't quite ready yet.

    Congrats!
    Any change in your AG rankings?

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    I2Run said:

    | Today was the fifth and last race in the Arizona Roadracers Summer
    | Series of 5K races; it was my fourth race in the series. I didn't run
    | in the first one because I wasn't quite ready yet.

    Congrats!
    Any change in your AG rankings?

    I was eighth out of nine in the race; they don't have the compilation
    for all the races posted yet. That will take a bit of time because if I
    understand it correctly, they count the four best results for each
    runner. But every woman in my AG who was ahead of me at the end of the
    fourth race ran in the fifth, so I'm not going to move up in the
    standings. And every one who was behind me had run only one or two
    races, so they're not going to gain on me.

    So I'll remain sixth out of fourteen in AG for the series. Based on
    average times, if the women behind me had run four or five races, I'd
    have come in twelfth or thirteenth of fourteen.

    Doesn't matter, though; I do the best I'm capable of, and that best
    keeps gradually inching better. And that is good enough for me.

    --
    Crossing the starting line is 90%.
    Crossing the finish line is the other 90%.

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