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How many miles did you run today?

about11oclock

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7 in about 55 minutes. Very lazy. Very cold. Cannot wait until hat gloves and tights are no longer de riguer for a run.
 

Modern Day Adonis

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Originally Posted by kgmessier
And that, my friend, is why I've been doing the treadmill these last few days.
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I've tried and I can't handle it, I too dislike those who don't clear the sidewalks. There were several businesses who had 12+" of snow on the sidewalks, asking for lawsuits imo.

Tried out my screw shoes today, they worked wonderfully. I'd go 3/8" sheet metal screws if they had them but 1/2" seemed to work. My shoes are extremely worn already so 1/2" wouldn't cause any problems on a fresher pair.

12/29/2010 - 12.2 miles in 82 minutes, actually really surprised that I've been around 6:40s despite the snow/ice I encounter. Time will tell if this translates into some decent races.

Planning on running a fun run on the 31st with my father. Should be good as I haven't ran with him yet.

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Had to take a week off due to injury, by the advice of a PT, tested it out today, ran a 2k at a really slow pace, it was nice getting out there, but it just wasnt the same, hopefully my injury is on the up swing
 

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Nice 5 mile run tonight. Temperature at 40 degrees. A heat wave! The snow and ice are starting to melt. Cold weather is supposed to return next week.
 

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5.45 miles in 48:07 (avg. 8:49 min/mi)

Today's shuffle playlist:

Stone Temple Pilots - "Kitchenware & Candybars"
Aerosmith - "Dream On"
Kiss - "Larger Than Life"
Sting - "Consider Me Gone"
The Allman Brothers Band - "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed [Live]"
Soundgarden - "Let Me Drown"
Phish - "Axilla II"
Tool - "Right in Two"
Led Zeppelin - "The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair"
 

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It's December 31st and the temperature is in the low 40s. The snow and ice has melted away. There is pavement, again, upon which to run. I can wear shorts and a light long-sleeved shirt. Unbelievable. But, this is Michigan; it won't last.

Happy New Year.
 

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Originally Posted by clarinetplayer
It's December 31st and the temperature is in the low 40s. The snow and ice has melted away. There is pavement, again, upon which to run. I can wear shorts and a light long-sleeved shirt. Unbelievable. But, this is Michigan; it won't last. Happy New Year.
Got up to 51ºF in Boston today! Still lots of slush. Happy New Year, kids!
 

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17 miles exploring the Nati, from Clifton across bridges, Devou Park (discovered some cool steps that go straight up from underneath it) and around Northern Kentucky and back. Gorgious night!
 

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I hope everyone enjoys New Years Eve and is safe!

12/31/2010 - 20 up, 10x min. hills on treadmill, first 9 at 12% incline at 11 mph last one at 12 mph. 20 down.

Indoor track was closed earlier than I expect so I had to modify my 10x400 to the treadmill. It was brutal and I got butt lock, hah.

I may run tonight for 30 min. to bring in the new year, no parties for me because I'm lame.
 

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A good 5 mile Happy New Years Day morning run. Temperature 50 degrees! In 24 hours, the temperature is expected drop down to 30.
 

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ran the midnight NYRR run at central park. it was actually a huge well organized 4mile fun run/party/costume party. the best part is it was my last qualifier for the (9+1program) for the NYC Marathon and I receive my automatic entry to the NYC marathon for 2011 (first marathon too - if i don't try one before November). I ran this with my wife, and just jogged our way to the finish. The dirty secret is if you're doing the 9+1 program, they don't even time or keep track of this race or participants (you get a bib but no time sensor) so if you register you can just not show up/run. the schwag was nice, long sleeve nice shirt, socks, snacks, and a huge firework show (that lasted almost 35 min - the whole run!). over 5000 ran
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fireworks started after the countdown to midnight- and lasted almost into my 3rd mile
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it was a huge costume party too:
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i guess the only knock on the race was that there was only one hydration station at mile 1.5.. and they also served champaign tons of champaign... lol... so everyone kinda just stopped and started drinking heavily... as you can guess people started puking by mile 3. now I got to figure out how I'm going to train for the NYC marathon.
 

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LOL, awesome, I was asleep by 9:30 last night. But got out and did 5.5 careful miles. Roads were a WRECK, and the path I usually run wasn't cleared, but there were plenty of birds out looking!
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13.2 to kick off the new year! didn't time myself but probably just under 2:00. the car said 42 degrees when i left and 46 when i got back. that's cold for SoCal and i was feeling it near the end. my hands never warmed up the entire run.

-Jeff
 

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If you are running to lose weight, then why not just eat less food and not run at all, instead of eating the food and running off the weight. The first option saves you money from buying less food, and time, by not having to spend it running.
 

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