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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: October 12, 2018, 11:52:49 pm »
10/12/2018
tmw doing schott 5k for the third year.
4th place in 2016: http://www.adarq.org/progress-journals-experimental-routines/adarq's-journal/msg125952/#msg125952
- first mile split: 5:19 (PR at the time)
^^ my all time fastest first mile split in a 5k was may 2018 @ 5:14..., 5:16.4 first mile, 5:14 split somewhere in there.
2nd place in 2017: http://www.adarq.org/progress-journals-experimental-routines/adarq's-journal/msg136314/#msg136314
- first mile split: 5:27
kinda sad tbh (hehe).. I ran a 5:19 first mile in a 5k, in 2016 (which was a mile PR for me at the time). It was easier for me to run dumb back then.. once you start winning/placing, you also start caring more about winning. So you run "smarter" and safer etc. I'm way faster in 2018 than I was in 2016, so I should be dropping a 5:0x first mile at least. Honestly, should be dropping 4:5X first mile at this point (when I run dumb).
that 5:19 was a massive blow up. I remember it well.. it was very fun - other than the stomach cramping.
2016:
https://www.strava.com/activities/745322722
5:19 first mile.. 3:08 first 1km. that is nuts.
looks like I held sub5 for 400m or so. was still at 5:20 (instant) for 800m, and crossed the mile mark at 5:57 pace (instant). that's funny.
5:20
6:21
6:43
according to strava.

now that's a blow up.

then in 2017:
https://www.strava.com/activities/1240445005
5:27
6:25
6:39
lmao.
we'll see tomorrow. seems like i'm in major DGAF-mode right now.
calves feel heavy. but i imagine i'll feel fine tomorrow, for at least a mile or so.
going to wear a shirt tmw, even tho it's crazy hot again lately. just to reinforce to myself to burn it out early. get the job done then relax.
besides all of that, this is a great event. money goes to a great cause. that's why it really doesn't matter how i do tmw, as long as i push it, have fun, and the money helps those with disabilities sooo.. all good. i wouldn't mind winning another painting tho. still love the one i got last year.
tmw doing schott 5k for the third year.
4th place in 2016: http://www.adarq.org/progress-journals-experimental-routines/adarq's-journal/msg125952/#msg125952
- first mile split: 5:19 (PR at the time)
^^ my all time fastest first mile split in a 5k was may 2018 @ 5:14..., 5:16.4 first mile, 5:14 split somewhere in there.
2nd place in 2017: http://www.adarq.org/progress-journals-experimental-routines/adarq's-journal/msg136314/#msg136314
- first mile split: 5:27
kinda sad tbh (hehe).. I ran a 5:19 first mile in a 5k, in 2016 (which was a mile PR for me at the time). It was easier for me to run dumb back then.. once you start winning/placing, you also start caring more about winning. So you run "smarter" and safer etc. I'm way faster in 2018 than I was in 2016, so I should be dropping a 5:0x first mile at least. Honestly, should be dropping 4:5X first mile at this point (when I run dumb).
that 5:19 was a massive blow up. I remember it well.. it was very fun - other than the stomach cramping.
2016:
https://www.strava.com/activities/745322722
5:19 first mile.. 3:08 first 1km. that is nuts.
looks like I held sub5 for 400m or so. was still at 5:20 (instant) for 800m, and crossed the mile mark at 5:57 pace (instant). that's funny.
5:20
6:21
6:43
according to strava.

now that's a blow up.

then in 2017:
https://www.strava.com/activities/1240445005
5:27
6:25
6:39
lmao.
we'll see tomorrow. seems like i'm in major DGAF-mode right now.
calves feel heavy. but i imagine i'll feel fine tomorrow, for at least a mile or so.
going to wear a shirt tmw, even tho it's crazy hot again lately. just to reinforce to myself to burn it out early. get the job done then relax.
besides all of that, this is a great event. money goes to a great cause. that's why it really doesn't matter how i do tmw, as long as i push it, have fun, and the money helps those with disabilities sooo.. all good. i wouldn't mind winning another painting tho. still love the one i got last year.
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