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Today I did not start work until 2pm. So I did a LONG RUN. Average pace 9:20 so overall pretty easy run, but almost 2hours while watching Netflix on the iPad.
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As you can see in the picture above my average mileage per week is above 50 miles per week (>200 miles per month) the highest I‘ve ever done. And I finished last week just short of 70 miles! Trying to keep on building my base cardio at MAF, and definitely seeing the progress.
6-7 weeks ago I could not run more than 5.8 miles per hour without my HR jumping above 140. Now I can run at 6.5 miles per hour for quite a while before having to drop to 6.3 mph to keep my HR under MAF. But that is quite the objective / scientific improvement.
I am having the hardest time at working on anaerobic shortage or speed though. I just don’t feel like I have the energy to withstand it.
Still doing strength training here and there. BUT not as consistent as I should.
Next races:
4/15 ParkRun 5k (St. Luke’s Hippie Run) -
goal to reproduce my under 20min 5k on an actual run.
4/16 Disney Virtual 5k, 10k, and 10 miler (Springtime Surprise) - this will be just a ’completion run’ trying to focus on 1/2 marathon pace
4/23 St. Luke’s Half Marathon - goal is to breath my PB (Last year was 1:37:37, so I want to end up 1:35 or better)
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