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ATY (Read 190 times)

Hasher Rick


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    posted: 1/2/2014 at 11:10 AM

    Maybe to much info for some but here are the 5 day splits for ATY.  I am not sure why the computer forces in a last split some times. 119:52:02 in this scenario

     

    1 1M Joe Fejes 48 471.36 758.59 119:52:02 850 Dec 28
    2 2M Yiannis Kouros 57 460.87 741.69 119:52:23 510 Dec 28
    3 3M William Sichel 60 403.13 648.77 120:00:29 397 Dec 28
    4 4M Ed Ettinghausen 51 391.58 630.18 119:52:02 814 Dec 28
    5 1F Liz Bauer 54 355.88 572.74 119:56:20 812 Dec 28
    6 5M John Geesler 54 330.69 532.19 119:55:17 346 Dec 28
    7 6M Bill Heldenbrand 67 326.49 525.43 120:01:27 870 Dec 28
    8 2F Vikena Yutz 43 314.94 506.85 119:57:58 775 Dec 28
    9 7M Anthony Culpepper 33 310.74 500.09 119:52:02 1010 Dec 28
    10 8M Victor Vella 60 281.35 452.79 120:00:21 1359 Dec 28
    11 3F Martina Hausmann 53 278.2 447.72 119:52:02 195 Dec 28
    12 9M Andy Noise 50 264.55 425.75 119:52:02 1276 Dec 28
    13 10M Michel Gouin 53 264.55 425.75 119:52:02 1030 Dec 28
    14 11M Bill Schultz 61 256.15 412.24 119:56:05 940 Dec 28
    15 12M Ray Krolewicz 58 253 407.17 119:55:59 38 Dec 28
    16 13M John Wallace III 37 235.16 378.45 119:52:02 1324 Dec 28
    17 14M Max Welker 71 232.01 373.38 119:58:00 961 Dec 28
    18 15M Fred Willet 59 224.66 361.55 119:58:02 965 Dec 28
    19 16M Bob Davidson 66 222.56 358.17 119:52:02 1340 Dec 28
    20 17M John Price 59 218.36 351.42 119:52:02 677 Dec 28
    21 18M Bob Klapthor 62 200.51 322.69 119:52:02 1138 Dec 28
    22 19M Paul Bonnett 52 188.97 304.11 119:52:02 139 Dec 28
    23 4F Terrie Wurzbacher 65 180.57 290.59 119:52:02 1330 Dec 28
    24 20M Mike Melton 56 179.52 288.9 119:52:02 391 Dec 28
    25 5F Shelley Devere 38 178.47 287.21 119:52:02 843 Dec 28
    26 21M K-G Nystrom 75 174.27 280.46 120:02:35 1363 Dec 28
    27 22M Bill Dickey 74 172.17 277.08 119:52:02 157 Dec 28
    28 23M Frederick Davis III 65 172.17 277.08 119:52:02 313 Dec 28
    29 24M Karl Michel 51 171.12 275.39 119:52:02 911 Dec 28
    30 25M Ben Benjamin 66 170.07 273.7 120:00:56 993 Dec 28
    31 26M Jeremy Ebel 29 162.72 261.87 119:52:02 1205 Dec 28
    32 6F Karen Vollan 45 160.62 258.49 120:00:55 958 Dec 28
    33 27M Tommy Gouin 17 155.37 250.05 119:52:02 1031 Dec 28
    34 28M Gary Cross 53 154.32 248.36 119:52:12 16 Dec 28
    35 7F Maria Walton 51 152.22 244.98 119:52:02 1366 Dec 28
    36 8F Betty Smith 72 150.12 241.6 119:52:02 943 Dec 28
    37 29M Burke Painter 67 139.62 224.7 119:52:02 332 Dec 28
    38 9F Midnight Tenenbaum 43 135.43 217.95 120:00:26 1358 Dec 28
    39 30M Mark Hellenthal 41 127.03 204.43 119:52:02 750 Dec 28
    40 31M David Bloom 32 125.98 202.74 119:52:02 1182 Dec 28
    41 32M Michael Allen 78 121.78 195.98 119:52:02 219 Dec 28
    42 33M Tajh Redden 10 95.53 153.74 119:58:27 970 Dec 28
    43 10F Teagan Redden 8 93.43 150.37 119:52:02 1094 Dec 28
    44 34M Ian Mcilvenna 43 86.08 138.54 119:52:02 1269 Dec 28
    45 35M Jamil Coury 28 45.14 72.65 119:52:02 455 Dec 28
    46 36M Peter Coury 60 44.09 70.96 119:52:02 711 Dec 28
    47 11F Sydney Varga 8 39.89 64.2 119:52:02 1319 Dec 28
    48 37M Nick Coury 26 32.54 52.37 119:52:02 457 Dec 28
    49 12F Emily Varga 41 31.49 50.68 119:52:02 1365 Dec 28
    50 13F Sabrina Redden 30 21 33.79 119:52:02 971 Dec 28
    51 38M Tayer Redden 6 21 33.79 119:52:02 1163 Dec 28
    52 39M Wyatt Varga 6 18.9 30.41 119:52:02 1321 Dec 28
    53 40M Nathan Coury 23 15.75 25.34 119:52:02 456 Dec 28
    54 14F Tennyson Redden 4 13.65 21.96 119:52:02 1162 Dec 28
    55 15F Melia Coury 21 1.05 1.69 119:52:02 1194 Dec 28
    WrigleyGirl


    Kalsarikännit

      posted: 1/2/2014 at 11:25 AM
      modified: 1/2/2014 at 11:34 AM
      Quote from TripleBock on 1/2/2014 at 10:49 AM:

       I can only immagine your feet ... did you take any pictures?

       

       

       

       

      Something strange happened late(ish) into the race. At hour 36 I went to get another blister taped on the bottom (ball) of my foot. When I took my shoes off, my feet were BRIGHT red. Everywhere. And they were very, very hot to the touch. It looked and felt just like a sunburn. The whole medical staff came over to look at them. When you pressed the skin, it turned white, just like with a burn. Most of them were unfamiliar with running, and were EMTs. They had no idea what it was. I had the same pair of leg sleeves on all race, so they suggested that I take them off to help the circulation.

       

      MTA:  I forgot about that break. I took the sleeves off, got in my bag on the ground (I didn't brink a tent to avoid too much temptation to sleep), and propped my feet on a chair for 10 minutes. (Then got so cold from not moving that I started shaking violently, tried to get hot coffee, but spilled it all over my gloves and shoes when shaking.  Juli Aistars husband got me more and held it for me, then helped me find new gloves. He is great.)

      I want to do it because I want to do it.  -Amelia Earhart

       

      mamaofthree


      Best Present Ever

        posted: 1/2/2014 at 1:05 PM

        Thanks for the photos.  What on earth causes the bright red rash?

        bhearn


          posted: 1/2/2014 at 1:06 PM

          Jesus Christ.

          WrigleyGirl


          Kalsarikännit

            posted: 1/2/2014 at 1:42 PM
            Quote from mamaofthree on 1/2/2014 at 1:05 PM:

            Thanks for the photos.  What on earth causes the bright red rash?

             

            I need to ask Trent.  It was funny though because it had a very defined line. As if it was the opposite of getting a sunburn while wearing socks or shoes.

            I want to do it because I want to do it.  -Amelia Earhart

             

            SueIn_TN


              posted: 1/2/2014 at 1:51 PM
              WG-Incredible mental fortitude to keep going with all of the physical challenges. Congrats on the win. You also win the Ugliest Feet Award.
              C-R


                posted: 1/2/2014 at 2:08 PM

                I'm glad I had my lunch prior to seeing those pics. Yikes!

                 

                Just another example of why you are one tough and determined runner.

                 

                Still won't help you beat me in the beer mile. 


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                bhearn


                  posted: 1/2/2014 at 2:09 PM
                  Quote from WrigleyGirl on 1/2/2014 at 1:42 PM:

                  I need to ask Trent.  It was funny though because it had a very defined line. As if it was the opposite of getting a sunburn while wearing socks or shoes.

                   

                  Maybe some reaction to your laundry detergent?

                  MadisonMandy


                  Refurbished Hip

                    posted: 1/2/2014 at 2:19 PM

                    Nice feet, WG.  Mine came pretty close to that after spending 15 hours in soaking wet mud, but still not that bad.  And the best part about that many/severe blisters, is that you'll get to deal with them for the next month or two.    Did you wear gaiters?

                    Running is dumb.

                    SueIn_TN


                      posted: 1/2/2014 at 3:12 PM
                      modified: 1/2/2014 at 3:13 PM
                      I can't stop looking at the feet. UGGGLY! How many of the toenails were black BEFORE the race?
                      jjameson


                        posted: 1/2/2014 at 3:24 PM

                        WG I got a little excited about the pictures -- I thought we were going to see your ass!  And it was only your feet.

                         

                        If the skin was bright red and blanched it isn't a circulatory problem.  More likely a reaction either to the socks, shoes, or mild abrasive properties of both.  Were your feet itchy?

                         

                         

                        flatfooter


                          posted: 1/2/2014 at 3:42 PM

                          I will unscientically agree that it looks like some sort of allergic reaction and given the localization probably from sock or shoe although it could even be from something you are sweatiNg out getting trapped in your socks.

                          WrigleyGirl


                          Kalsarikännit

                            posted: 1/2/2014 at 4:14 PM
                            modified: 1/2/2014 at 4:17 PM

                            So, yes to gaiters, and probably yes to a reaction with the sock.

                             

                            My normal sock causes blisters. Not in everyday training of course. So for this race I went with a thin pair of injinji liners and another thin pair of socks on top of that. I bought another pair of "anti-friction" socks to try. About 34 hours into the race is what time to relube the feet (again), and changed I to the anti-friction sock. Trent thinks it is a reaction to the elastic throughout the sock and my sweat. He described it as being a bit like poison ivy. I still have blotches and areas of bumps (on the back of my feet where blisters formed with those socks), but it isn't as bad as yesterday.

                             

                            Also, I had a missing toenail, but I also cut my nails down as low as I could get them. In the pics you will also see they are pretty dirty. The big toenail isn't yellow, it is caked with dust from the path that got in.

                            I want to do it because I want to do it.  -Amelia Earhart

                             

                            WrigleyGirl


                            Kalsarikännit

                              posted: 1/2/2014 at 4:15 PM
                              Quote from SueIn_TN on 1/2/2014 at 3:12 PM:
                              I can't stop looking at the feet. UGGGLY! How many of the toenails were black BEFORE the race?

                               

                              You are so doomed to horrible looking feet after vol state!!!

                               

                              Bwah-haha-haha!!!

                              I want to do it because I want to do it.  -Amelia Earhart

                               

                              perfesserr


                              Imminent Catastrophe

                                posted: 1/2/2014 at 4:53 PM
                                Quote from TripleBock on 1/2/2014 at 10:43 AM:

                                Thanks

                                 

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