Cool Running...Just Left! (Read 2927 times)

Quote from mcsolar99 on 12/19/2007 at 9:22 PM:

There goes the neighborhood. And mc, shhh, they might think I'm still an ok guy. Now go clean up your profile, remove the stuff about felonies, and make it public. Of course Econo is all prim and proper as usual.
Crirg

mc, shhhh, I'm not really here...

[whisper]I'm working on an evil plan to take over the running world.[/whisper]

Quote from va on 12/19/2007 at 10:05 PM:

Ok, now this is downright weird. 2 seconds difference over more than 4 hours. I probably shouldn't tell you that I'm also a software engineer (more management at this point though).

I'd love to qualify for Boston but I don't even utter the words. Just seems too far off given the pace that would be required. I had a sub-40 10K when I was in my early 20's and returning to that form just seems impossible at this stage of my life. Every mile gets me a little bit closer though. I think if I did a marathon now, I could probably go under 4 hours. It's those last 30 minutes that have me worried.

Quote from beatlemaniac on 12/19/2007 at 9:26 PM:

Yes. Click my link on page 1.

Welcome to all y'all. I was never a forumite at CR - but the Couch to 5K plan got me to Running Ahead earlier this year.

Hello everyone
Looks like a friendly place ...

Vanessa

Quote from dgb2n on 12/19/2007 at 7:27 PM:

Quite funny. April was a dead month for me as I had been training to run a two person team marathon with my wife when she got IT band syndrome to the extent that she could no longer train. I was a pretty rookie runner then and thought that I perhaps could do the full on my own and set out one day on a long run (goal to do 20 miles) when the longest I had ever run was 10 or 12 miles and I was not prepared for it. I pretty much lost my mojo at that point and dropped out of running in April, which was to have been the month of the race. A friend of mine on my fire department had found this site and liked the mapping it did and referred it to me. I started running again and logging my runs here, started reading the threads, saw what cool, knowledgeable, inspirational, encouraging people were here who collectively inspired me to get serious about this running business. I slowly increased my mileage for awhile and then, in October, decided to get off the pot and sign up for my first full marathon. Again, from the inspiration of reading others' posts here about their races, successes, disappointments, trials, and jubilations. Ironically enough, the marathon I registered for is the same one that my wife and I had to pass on last April. It's a small one (like under 200 full runners), with little crowd support, but I kind of want it that way to make the race fully mine. Anyway, that's a bit of my running story... you may all now wake up and lift your heads from the puddly of drool on your computer desks now.

Oh, and dgb, is Selfridge one of your potential moves in the Detroit-area? I suppose that would be ok if that is the case, but Michigan is kinda (not kinda, it is) going down the crapper of late. They almost closed up the government a couple of times a couple of months ago. Economy stinks, auto industry swirling down the toilet bowl, and housing market is very bad right now for a seller. Course, you'd be lookin' to buy so that would benefit you.

Hey, I'm evryday...just uploaded my training log from CR.....really easy! Thanks alot for this opportunity to keep my log here and it looks really user friendly. Can't wait to spend some more time with it.

Haven't had a chance to really lurk around the community yet, but I do see some old familiar names!

Thanks again for hosting the running log....hope to be visiting with you folks soon.

I 'm from cool running (just used it for the log) and figure I lost all my info That new active thing is brutal...
glad I found this spot though