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Re: Training Week Ending May 8, 2005

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    Greetings, rec.runners! Please tell us about your training
    week and goals.

    Sun: 21
    Mon: 6
    Tue: 10 (includes hill repeats)
    Wed: 12
    Thu: 17
    Fri: 6
    Sat: 19

    Total: 91 miles, a training PR and almost twice my normal mileage

    All runs at easy pace ( around 10 mpm )

    Goals: lose weight/fat and improve 5K times

    Had an unusual training week due to numerous factors. The weather
    finally moved toward more normal temperatures (although we did set a new
    record low midweek). It was nice to find that the wind could be a
    refreshing breeze versus a bone numbing, profanity producing, wind chill
    factor. Took extra "punishment" runs due to influx (and personal
    consumption) of junk food (cleaned out apartment and refrigerator of
    college student back home for summer). Was reading Dean Karnazes book
    and that put me in a long run mood. Recently acquired a HRM which
    helped me lower my training pace, making me less sore and more willing
    to run more. Expected Mother's Day would curtail my normal Sunday long
    run so I "front loaded" it into the preceding week (Sunday run was
    shortened, but probably more because of soreness that expected time
    constraint).

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