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421
- run 16.0 km, 1:34:59
nice, started a little warm but ended up being a beautiful evening.

422
yesterday

- run 57:50, 9.66 km

today

- run 33:20, 6.75 km
hot! T+DI 152. may was beautiful here in DC but june has started out aggressively. still pretty quick (4:56 average pace) for a "normal" run.

423
may 23

- run 37:04, 7.18 km

may 26

- run 36:39, 6.95 km

may 28

- run 58:37, 9.75 km
fiancee back from her trip to south africa, ran together

may 29

- run 39:50, 6.34 km
fiancee dragging badly, turned out she had mild food poisoning

424
- long run w/HM tempo finisher (total 1:07:29, 11.60 km)
-- run 9 km @
-- HM tempo 1.68 km in 7:13 (4:15, 4:26 pace)
-- run 0.32 km
-- walk 0.6 km

dang! that was way too hard for what waas basically a 6:48 mile plus a little bit more distance (i got to 1.62 in sight of a red light so just kept going until i got to the intersection). if i'm going to hit sub-1:30 in september, i'll have to be averaging 6:51 splits. well, nothing to do but keep getting out there.

425
may 19

- run 26:50, 5.45 km

today

- run 31:54, 6.34 km
a bit sluggish out the gate. started raining about halfway through, very pleasant to run in warm rain.

426
may 15

- run 56:58, 9.50 km

427
Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Age vs VO2max
« on: May 15, 2023, 08:46:38 am »
 :ibrunning: :goodjobbro:

428
- run 44:58, 7.62 km

429
may 3

- run 42:04, 7.40 km

SAN FRANCISCO/OAKLAND

may 5

- run 58:21, 10.00 km

may 9

- run 30:51, 5.03 km

finally home now after 3.5 weeks on the road. that is too damn long to be on the road. much respect to musicians, comedians, etc. i couldn't do that lifestyle.

430
Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: Age vs VO2max
« on: May 05, 2023, 09:44:23 am »
30 April

RACE : 10K @ 48:58 electronic ( 4:54 pace )

Missed my PR by 23 seconds. Which is more or less the time i lost when i had to re-tie a fucking lace that untied.
Makes me crazy that even with the re-tie, i could have PRed if i was 2-3 seconds faster every km.
But all in all very happy, this was an all time peak-fitness performance.

Next goals:
-Stay consistent. I always tend to take a break from running after a great race. Gotta build on current fitness level, not lose it then start over.
-Be on the watch for more races. I really enjoy them, why am i not doing more?

lol that happened to me earlier this year, with the lace. infuriating. but lesson learned: i always double-knot now!

431
NEW ORLEANS

april 24

- run 27:36, 4.34 km

SAN DIEGO

april 25

- run 43:03, 7.42 km

april 27

- run 40:57, 7.23 km

april 29

- run 41:23, 7.39 km

JOSHUA TREE

may 1

- hike x ~6 miles

SAN DIEGO AGAIN

- run 31:47, 5.53 km

432
- run 27:05, 5.69 (nice) km
in new orleans for brother's wedding this week. it's warm down here but not hot, pretty beautiful actually. this was a little too quick (4:46 pace) and a little too short. strictly "something is better than nothing."

433
since 2011?! :lololol:

good to hear from you.

434
yesterday

- run 32:13, 6.49 km
a little quick, <5min/km pace, but i wasn't working hard so that's ok.

today

- run 1:00:57, 10.01 km
badly hung over for some reason, puked in the wee hours of the morning and then again a few hours later. i've stopped drinking during the week but had what should still be a normal amount of wine last night (~1/2 bottle) with dinner. maybe it was food poisoning, but partner felt great today and we ate the same thing, so if that then it was just one unlucky bite or something. anyway, managed to get out the door in the afternoon for a nice easy 10k.

total mileage this week was 39.7 km, which i am happy with for now. more importantly, got five runs in.

435
- run 30:06, 4.90 km
it's hot and gf had not eaten enough today so this was very slow and we had to stop early.

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