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I'm such a pleaser. It turns me on knowing I'm turning you on.

[steve0sworld]

Disney Half Marathon 2019

[runner-vs-the-world]

Runblr Asks

1. Favorite race memory?

2. What is your race mantra?

3. Favorite XC course?

4. Favorite running quote?

5. What pro-runner most inspires you?

6. Favorite track event? 

7. What is your strength as a runner?

8. What is your weakness as a runner? 

9. Are you superstitious before races? (certain pre race meal, clothes, etc.) 

10. What is the coolest place you have ever run?

11. If you could live and train anywhere in the world, where would you and why?

12. How many pairs of running shoes do you currently own?

13. Which running shoes are your favorite? 

14. What kind of watch do you have? 

15. What’s your favorite workout? 

16. Why do you run? 

17. What is your biggest running-related pet peeve?

18. What’s the most mileage you’ve ever run?

19. What’s the longest you’ve gone without running, since becoming a runner? 

20. How many years have you been running?

21. What is your ideal running weather?

22. What is the proudest running award you have received?

23. What do you dream of accomplishing? 

24. What do you think your training look like in 5 years from now?

25. What did your training look like 5 years ago? 

26. What is the biggest mistake you have made (and learned from) as a runner? 

27. What running memory will you most fondly look back on, when your career is long over? 

[steve0sworld]

Last month I ran a half marathon off of no training. I had to walk multiple times after I hit mile 6. I ended up running 1:58.30.

Yesterday I gave the half marathon another shot. Those of you that have followed me since the beginning know that I’m not a long distance runner. Anything over a mile and my motivation isn’t there. I started training for this specific half marathon 4 weeks ago. Leading up to yesterday I averaged 15 miles a week. To my surprise and everyone else’s surprise that came to watch me run, I actually ran a good time for the amount of miles I’ve been running. I crossed the finish line in 1:35:38. That’s an average pace of 7:17 per mile.

I ended up shaving off 22 minutes in one month of training. How crazy is that? This also beats my Half Marathon PR of 1:46.48 that I ran in 2017. Ironically for that Half I was running somewhere around 30 miles a week. Sitting here tonight looking at my splits and pictures from the race I can’t help but think that I need to sign up for another Half Marathon. If I train myself correctly I think there’s a real possibility that I could dip into the low 1:20:00’s.

I’ll leave you guys with the million dollar question. What’s the ideal weekly mileage to run a good half marathon? Feel free to inbox me or respond to this post. I’m interested to see everyone’s answers.

[steve0sworld]

Last month I ran a half marathon off of no training. I had to walk multiple times after I hit mile 6. I ended up running 1:58.30.

Yesterday I gave the half marathon another shot. Those of you that have followed me since the beginning know that I'm not a long distance runner. Anything over a mile and my motivation isn't there. I started training for this specific half marathon 4 weeks ago. Leading up to yesterday I averaged 15 miles a week. To my surprise and everyone else's surprise that came to watch me run, I actually ran a good time for the amount of miles I've been running. I crossed the finish line in 1:35:38. That's an average pace of 7:17 per mile.

I ended up shaving off 22 minutes in one month of training. How crazy is that? This also beats my Half Marathon PR of 1:46.48 that I ran in 2017. Ironically for that Half I was running somewhere around 30 miles a week. Sitting here tonight looking at my splits and pictures from the race I can't help but think that I need to sign up for another Half Marathon. If I train myself correctly I think there's a real possibility that I could dip into the low 1:20:00's.

I'll leave you guys with the million dollar question. What's the ideal weekly mileage to run a good half marathon? Feel free to inbox me or respond to this post. I'm interested to see everyone's answers.

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