Half-marathon training – Week 6 – 10 miler & NYC marathon
| 30/10 | – | Rest day |
| 31/10 | 7 miles | Speedwork, 3x1600m @ 7:59/7:59/7:59, how’s that for consistency! |
| 01/11 | 4 miles | Slow & easy |
| 02/11 | XT | 30 min swimming laps |
| 03/11 | – | Rest day |
| 04/11 | 10 miles | Long run @ 11:06 min/mile (including waiting for street lights) |
| 05/11 | 2.5 miles | Recovery run |
| Total | 23.5 miles | YTD: 642.5 miles |
I did a solid 10 miler in the rain on Saturday. That’s the longest distance in my training program although I plan to duplicate this effort next week. I wasn’t thrilled about running in the rain but then I realised that there’s a good chance it will be raining on race day (this is Seattle after all) so I should get used to it. As it turns out it was quite warm out (12C) so despite the rain it was pleasant. I’m still hoping for a dry race though!
I watched NBC’s New York marathon one hour summary show this morning. It was great! I really wish they’d broadcast the whole thing on the full network but I’ll take any TV running coverage I can get! I was happy to see Lance beat the 3 hour mark and even happier that one of the Kimbia athletes was the runner-up in the men’s race. The whole thing made me very excited for my race in 3 weeks. The countdown is on!!
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I love your oragami…I tried to open one of the instruction pages but the link didn’t work. I am thinking that this would be a great thing to do for tree ornaments………..
Rebecca Bingham
rebeccakbingham@yahoo.com
P.S They are very cool…..
Thanks Rebecca. I do see that some of the links seem to be broken. I’ll work on trying to find where the instructions might have moved over the next few days. If you’re looking for something to try right away I’d suggest the Five Intersecting Tetrahedra. I think it would make a great Christmas tree ornament!