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Member Since:

Jul 31, 2006

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Marathon Finish

Running Accomplishments:

Short list: 1:57:50 - Great Salt Lake Half-Marathon, 1:52:22 - Huntsville Half-Marathon, 4:07:58 - Top of Utah Marathon, 4:09:30 - 2007 Ogden Marathon

Short-Term Running Goals:

2008 Top of Utah Marathon

Long-Term Running Goals:

Stay healthy, happy, and enjoy life with my family!

Personal:

Married; 2 children. Graduate of Weber State, served an LDS mission to Spain. Controller of a management company that manages charter schools throughout Utah.

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7.00

I really wanted to put in 9 or 10 miles this morning.  Didn't happen.  My 3 year-old got me up at 2:00 a.m. with a cough and a painful ear ache.  After some medicine and some TLC, he finally fell back asleep at 3:30.  Part of the deal of calming him down and creating assurance, however, was the promise that I would spend some time in his room until he fell asleep.  Not wanting to get sick as well, I sacked out on his floor.  Next thing I knew, it was 30 minutes later than my alarm had been set for.  It was either bag the run or shorten it. 

Knowing that Sasha taught me early on that any run is better than no run, I shortened the run.  I could definitely feel the heat (even early in the morning) as well as the effects of running a hilly course in Park City on Saturday.  Slowly, however, as I went along, I felt better and better.  Felt like I finished strong and, time permitting, would love to squeeze in another couple of miles this evening. 

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