
I set off on a warm up run for two miles and also used the time to measure out the half mile distance and try to find as flat a section as I could. After 2.33 miles I was set and headed off. Twenty five later I was done, although I confess to only managing 6 out of the 7 intervals, I had ridden for an hour before breakfast and my legs were feeling it. I finished off with a mile and bit for a cool down for a total of 7.5 miles...very neat! It wasn’t easy or pretty but I was pleased with results and I got a real sense of achievement when I loaded the data from my Forerunner onto my PC. The quickest half mile: 3:07, slowest 3:20, a 3:14 average. The full set can be seen in the picture below. Sunday I am back running with the TRC, I have not been out with them for nearly two months! They are planning a 14 or so mile run, I have a 26 mile run planned so I get there early and stay late, rain is forecast so at least it will be cooler than last weekend!

Dress socks were definitely the correct choice :-))
ReplyDeleteNice workout! I can't do 800's anywhere but at the track...no gear to tell me how far I've run (sigh).
Thanks for the well wishes.... having some morning coffee and then we are off for Lynchburg, VA
ReplyDeleteNice socks :) Maybe you can create a work to run sock and market it. Now there is an idea!! Sweet times!!!
kewl! but you also have a 4th choice that many of us don't... running barefoot on the beach... :) great job on the intervals!
ReplyDeleteLooking good.
ReplyDeleteI once ran a 13 miler in dress socks. Felt wierd to me.
26 mile training run? Good luck! And nice job on the interval ladder runs, too. The dress socks with the running shoes don't look half bad!
ReplyDeleteVery nice splits. And I see ya sportin' the Garmin food pod. Nice.
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