
I feel at 14 miles and slowed down a lot. Hurt my knee and hand but still managed to finish. I was hoping to run 6:15 but instead was happy with my 7:10 finish.
Andy of course was speedy and finished in 4:57.




Ok next up helping at Coyote two moons 100 and running the LA marathon with friends ;-)
3 comments:
Catra, I'm disappointed that you find a 50k so unchallenging, when for some it's a major feat. What about the people who have suffered with disabilities? Maybe you should push the pace a little harder on a 50k and see if you don't hobble or feel tired after.
Alton
I'm not sure what you are talking about. I do push myself each time I race. I also run for those who suffer disabilities or are not here any longer. I push my pace each time I race. I'm sure what you are referring to. Trust me I get tired just training. I will never be a fast runner but run as fast as I can and enjoy each day that I am alive. I am very thankful I am here and alive Alton. I feel blessed that I am able to run. I feel sorry you must of read something.
The only reason that I don't find them as challenging as a hundred is I run 50k in training a couple times a week, maybe that is where you got that from. I do still find every race challenging.
Have a great day
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http://www.offrun.com/blog/posts/hokaoneone-mafate-wp-bondib-trail-running
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