
11 miles! I couldn't believe it! I ran the first 10 which put me at 1 hour, 55 minutes. You just can't stop running when you are only 5 minutes away from hitting 2 hours. Then when I hit 2 hours, I was at 10.4 miles. Who stops at .4 miles? So I made it a nice even 11. Yes I was tempted to run 13.1 right then and there just to prove I could. But, I will have that chance in 2 weeks at the Portland Half-Marathon.
Now I am debating...should I go slow (11-11:30/mile) during the race so I can run the whole thing? Or do I go at the pace I have been training for (9:50/mile) and risk getting tired and having to take walk breaks? Both of these things (running a half without walking, and running a sub-2:10 half) are big goals of mine.
Decisions, decisions!
Congrats on such a great run! I prefer to run slower and eliminate walk breaks, because it's tough for me to get started again!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the great run! I don't think I've ever ran farther than 10 miles with no walking breaks. You are going to rock your half!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your accomplishment! I wanted to say hi for two reasons: 1. your name is Meg too! and 2. you live on the west side of Mississippi. ;)
ReplyDeleteOnly 353 calories burned??!!...slacker. Very proud of you! Keep up the hard work!
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