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gwingham


gimme some sugar, baby

    posted: 4/11/2006 at 8:12 PM
    Good luck to everyone running Boston... be sure to post how it goes!
    George: Runner/Law Student
    www.gimme-five.com
    Pron8r


      posted: 4/12/2006 at 2:19 PM
      So who from the forum will be running Boston?
      My Masters (>50) Race PR's: 5K - 20:17 10K - 42:36 HM - 1:31:22 Marathon - 3:20:48
      Mile Collector


      Abs of Flabs

        posted: 4/12/2006 at 5:25 PM
        I'm in! Looks like the weather is going to cooperate. The local news (I'm in Boston) doesn't have the 5 day forecast yet. It'll come out tonight. From the 10 day forecast, it looks like it'll be in the 50s and partially cloudy. I'm keeping my fingers crossed! George: have you recovered yet?
        gwingham


        gimme some sugar, baby

          posted: 4/12/2006 at 11:00 PM
          Good luck Eric! Ha, yes I have officially started back running on monday... I ran the marathon on a bit of a calf strain and afterwards it was so bad I ended up having to take off three weeks. But it's ok, I really needed it. Even so, it's awesome to be back in the swing of things. My graph was looking really sad Sad.
          George: Runner/Law Student
          www.gimme-five.com
          Mile Collector


          Abs of Flabs

            posted: 4/13/2006 at 9:36 AM
            Weather update: 55-60 as the high, and 40 in the morning and cloudy. George: it's a sad graph only if it's blank. You got that awesome big distance spike and you need some time off. The important thing is to not jump right back in and hurt yourself. I tend to not take too much time off after the marathon, and would feel slow and sluggish for about 4 - 6 weeks. After that, everything would snap back to normal as if someone threw a switch. eric Smile
            Mark D


              posted: 4/13/2006 at 1:26 PM
              I'm heading out tomorrow morning. I just got my final "prep" run in with 2 @ a solid and pretty effortless MP -- I hit 6:26/6:30 which is right where I want to be. Save travels everyone and best of luck!
              mbotti


              The Floor Walker

                posted: 4/13/2006 at 2:01 PM
                I'll be there. I must say that I am feeling like I am in excellent condition and ready to run my goal of 2:45. I'm praying that the weather cooperates and stays in the 50s. I'll see y'all out on the course....GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!! Cool
                Mile Collector


                Abs of Flabs

                  posted: 4/13/2006 at 2:32 PM
                  Which corral are you guys in? I'm in the 21st one because mine is an invitational Sad Good luck, have fun, and I can't wait to hear your stories!
                  Mark D


                    posted: 4/13/2006 at 11:47 PM
                    I'm up in Corral 3, looking to go sub-2:50.
                    Franc Karpo


                      posted: 4/17/2006 at 11:25 PM
                      Congrats to those who ran Boston. Best of luck with your recovery! I didn't run, but I was on the course for support. (I live in Natick... a stones throw from the 10 mile mark.) I'm looking at a fall marathon. Smile Franc Karpo www.DistanceRunningTips.com

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