A beautiful morning in Columbus; sunny and a little warmer than the past 3-4 days. I did 10 miles along the Scioto bike path and then 2 x 6.5 mile loop with my Human Powered Racing teammates.
Won't keep you in suspense today....slept in and did 0 miles this AM. If I do run this evening it will be no more than 8. I am out. I am free. Good luck you 2. No excuses - just didn't want it. I am weak. DaveP.
Great job you guys!!! Keep it up:) I am trying to see an orthopedic doctor this week about my kneecap being out of alignment. Will keep you in the loop. Good Luck the marathon mark is almost here!!!! Jah Bless
Lloyd - I may draw some ire with this statement, but in some ways this is one of the hardest "ultras" I also can't fathom being in it as long as these guys, although next year I hope to make it farther than this year. I truly believe one of these two guys can go beyond 30....but time will tell.
erik said: Congratulations Dave P. in getting your life back. Well I didn't have any racing teammates, but I jogged a few miles with Eddie, a U.S. attorney preparing for the Tucson marathon. I just asked him what he was preparing for and we ran a few miles together. I finished 11 before church, then went another 5 on the church's desert property. Then I went home to spend time with my nephew. I finished up another 5 before sunset and just did the last 2 with my sister at 5.5mph. All soft miles. Aside from a tight hamstring, I'm feeling good. Ted you seem a little more dedicated than I am, but I'll try to hang with you a little longer. I do have an unfair advantage here in El Paso, elevation 4000' -- golf balls go farther, planes go faster in thinner air. So do I.
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A beautiful morning in Columbus; sunny and a little warmer than the past 3-4 days. I did 10 miles along the Scioto bike path and then 2 x 6.5 mile loop with my Human Powered Racing teammates.
-Ted
Won't keep you in suspense today....slept in and did 0 miles this AM. If I do run this evening it will be no more than 8. I am out. I am free. Good luck you 2.
No excuses - just didn't want it.
I am weak.
DaveP.
So now we are waiting on Erik...I don't think Erik is done yet...he has relatively good weather and I think he wants this.
Down to Two!! man, o man, could be any day now!! Even today!
Great Job, Dave!
Great job you guys!!! Keep it up:)
I am trying to see an orthopedic doctor this week about my kneecap being out of alignment. Will keep you in the loop.
Good Luck the marathon mark is almost here!!!!
Jah Bless
Devon
Dave, you the man!
Ted, you are a machine!
I can't fathom this contest.
Lloyd - I may draw some ire with this statement, but in some ways this is one of the hardest "ultras" I also can't fathom being in it as long as these guys, although next year I hope to make it farther than this year. I truly believe one of these two guys can go beyond 30....but time will tell.
erik said:
Congratulations Dave P. in getting your life back.
Well I didn't have any racing teammates, but I jogged a few miles with Eddie, a U.S. attorney preparing for the Tucson marathon. I just asked him what he was preparing for and we ran a few miles together. I finished 11 before church, then went another 5 on the church's desert property. Then I went home to spend time with my nephew. I finished up another 5 before sunset and just did the last 2 with my sister at 5.5mph. All soft miles.
Aside from a tight hamstring, I'm feeling good. Ted you seem a little more dedicated than I am, but I'll try to hang with you a little longer. I do have an unfair advantage here in El Paso, elevation 4000' -- golf balls go farther, planes go faster in thinner air. So do I.
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