Mile 1 | 7:31 |
Mile 2 | 7:04 |
Mile 3 | 6:45 |
Mile 4 | 6:42 |
Mile 5 | 6:36 |
Mile 6 | 6:16 (started workout in the middle of this mile) |
Mile 7 | 6:03 |
Mile 8 | 6:00 |
Mile 9 | 5:57 |
Mile 10 | 5:59 |
Mile 11 | 6:01 |
Mile 12 | 5:58 |
Mile 13 | 5:59 |
Mile 14 | 6:11 |
Mile 15 | 7:13 (ended workout in the middle of this mile) |
Mile 16 | 8:08 |
Mile 17 | 7:56 |
Mile 18 | 8:15 |
Total Average Pace: | 6:42 |
I broke this run up kind of the same way I broke down last week's long run. I started out with a 6 mile warm up and then would attempt to run the next 9 miles at around 6 minute pace. And then end with a 3 mile cool down. I was going to do 9 miles at 6:20 pace again but I started out the run with Sean and he suggested I run the workout at 6 minute pace. So that is what I did. He ran the first 3 miles of the workout with me and then completed his run and bailed. The 6 minute pace miles felt so unbelievably easy. So easy in fact, that I started the workout feeling like I was going at 6:30 pace when in fact I was jogging at 5:30 pace. I had to slow down pretty hard to get it back up to 6 minute pace. The 6 minute pace felt like a complete jog until the last mile and a half, I started tightening up a bit and slowed to 6:10 pace (I believe I was slightly dehydrated as I had a little salt on my face). This is a good sign.
2 comments:
Awesome man. We're not far away from race day man.
Looking forward to it.
Can't wait...
to get it over with :-P
Bill
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