So, I ask John about this further complication and should I continue with plan for Peavine. To which, he says:
I think you should do it all! The end result is IRONMAN! This will be a perfect training block that will launch the body into the holy crap...we are doing this. I want you to go long tomorrow Monday and on the 4th.So, there you go, I did it. The race was fun. My morning started by chatting with a woman who had not done it before. I described it to her as, "a 10K that is all up then all down, followed by a rolling trail run." I kept it pretty steady on the road. Once we entered the trail, I felt like the 2 people behind me were being held back by my pace, so I let them pass. Within 400 yards, they were holding me back, so I passed. Near the end of the trail, the first of these runners was still on my tail. I offered him the opportunity to pass to which he replied, "I am pacing off of you and barely keeping up, you're good to go." I was feeling good that his just made it better. I ended feeling strong.
I also realized that I am now a triathlete, not a runner. I knew a couple of the organizers at this race and no one else. I see lots of people I know when I go to a triathlon. Time passes on.....
![]() Peavine Falls Run 15K, 9.3 Miles | ||
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Distance: | 9.3 Miles | |
Time: | 1:34:40 | |
Heart Rate: | 156 | |
Pace: | 11:47 | |
Weather: | Scattered Clouds 81° 74% Humidity |