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5K - 23:39:1 / Abby Brinkman 5K 2016

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10K - 50:58.2 / Rock N Ready 10K Run 2016

10K - 47:47.2 / Katie McBurnett 2019

Half-Marathon - 01:56:07 / Hilly Half of Brown County 2016

Marathon - 4:08:10 / Indianapolis Monumental Marathon 2016

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Blue Ghost 14 Lifetime Miles: 493.56
Purple Ghost 14 Lifetime Miles: 28.32
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
14.030.0014.03

Workout: 14 miles

  • 2 mi - 10:32 / 4 mi - 10:17 / 6 mi - 10:28 / 8 mi - 9:50 / 10 mi - 10:19 / 12 mi - 10:04 / 14 mi - 10:19
  • It was a nice, sunny day for a run. My mental and physical condition was not at its best. My legs continue to feel weighted which discourages my mental state for race day. I downloaded several podcasts about the mind and running for my drive on Friday.
     

Brooks Ghost 11 (3rd Pair) Miles: 14.03
Comments
From Michael on Sat, Mar 23, 2019 at 12:21:40 from 24.235.56.63

You're into taper mode now, right? And increasing your carbs this week?

I know with the Hanson's training program I use, they talk of cumulative fatigue as a training principle. Basically, feeling the heavy legs you describe.

I've certainly felt that every time I've used the program - most especially beginning about 7 weeks out from race day.

The taper and the carb load take care of it normally. What you feel now is not as important as the way you feel race day. You've got this!

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