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Glad to be back (Read 508 times)

    Hello!

     

    I have been medically off the road for 8 of the last 12 months and had stopped reading the runninghead forums.

     

    I just got started again at the first of Nov; bought my first shoes in over a year on Tue. It's nice to be back.

    John
    www.wickedrunningclub.com
    I run to clear my head and talk to my friends.


    2013 Goal: 365d+2013mi

      I've never met ya, so "Nice to meet you" :-)!

       

      (I am new to RA, ever since RWOL turned south.  RA is far superior, wish I had found them a long time ago :-))

      The Plan (the big parts)→  ///  April 20th:  24 Hour Race Hampton, VA  (PR of 76.25 Miles)  ///  May 19th:  Three Days at the Fair (12 Hour) in NJ   ///  Jul 6th:  Merrill's Mile 24 hour in GA.  ///  Sep 21st:  NC-24 Hour Race in Ohio  ///  Nov 23rd:  JFK-50 in MD  ///  Dec 31st:  Peanut Island (12 Hour) in FL  /// ∞


      Fanatic #3965

        Welcome back, John.  I've done 0 since last Weds and am starting to twitch.  I can't imagine the break you've had.

        Kirsten

        '07: 1324.5 | '08: 1561 | '09: 1810.9 run ~ 208.7 bike | '10: 1,000.3 run ~ 3513.5 bike | '11: 710.3 run ~ 4157.9 bike '12: 659.9 run ~ 3365.6 bike (100% benched by ortho last 4.5 weeks while in long-arm cast)

        '13 Goals:

        DON'T BREAK ANYTHING!!!

        • get within 5#s of 130#s (and stay there, gotdammit!)

        • 1st olympic distance duathlon

        • 1st Iceman Cometh mtn bike race

        Half Fanatic

        punch Type 1 in the junk


        Old , Ugly and slow

           Glad to meet you 8 months is a long time.

          I have been off for 3 weeks hope to come back next week.

           

          How is Nancy?

          pr's 5k 20.08, 5 mile 31:20, 10k  41.19  all done in the 80's

           

          2013 goals 1500 miles, 190 pounds

            Ugh.  I was out for six weeks last year and that sucked enough.

            Short term goal: 2:59:59 (November, 2013)

            Mid term goal:  Any race over 80% of top AG standard

            Long term goal: To say I've been a runner half my life.  (I started running at age 45).

               Glad to meet you 8 months is a long time.

              I have been off for 3 weeks hope to come back next week.

               

              How is Nancy?

               

              You made me laugh.

               

              How did you know about my wife?

               

              Did we meet personally before? Nope not if you are in Charleston, WV.

               

              Did I reference her in my self description? Nope not there.

               

              Then the dime dropped. Oh yeah! Nancy does go with Sluggo. In fact I picked the Sluggo name b/c it fit with my wife's name.

               

              My wife, Nancy, is doing well. Small things once in a while. Sometimes a headache, sometimes tired of the kids she teaches (piano) but doing well. Unfortunately, she can not run. An ankle run from decades ago squashed that. She makes do with walking about an hour each day.

               

              I was pleasantly surprised to find I ran a Dec 2nd race 2nd at 8:23/mi. I thought I had been doing 9's.

               

              Thanks all for the welcome back.

              John
              www.wickedrunningclub.com
              I run to clear my head and talk to my friends.


              SheCan

                Hey sluggo!  Nice to meet you, and am glad you're starting running again.  And at 8:32 mms you're doing great!

                Cherie

                        All young people feel boxed in, but what you do with the wiggle room that you have, will define who you become.  

                Gustav1


                Danger makes me hungry

                  Well hello there sluggo! Running is awesome for clearing your head! Glad you are healed up!

                   

                  I can't wait to pound the road again myself - I just started week 4 of my 5K to Couch program due to a bum left lower appendage.

                  Moving forward one step at a time :-)