Subject: RE: Baltimore 10 Miler : Official Thread Trishie - You posted at 9:30, less than two hours after the start? Either you live at the zoo, you're good with your thumbs on a mobile, or blew me away! I get what you say about the hills, but I have to say, in comparison to the 3 or 4 Annapolis 10 Milers I've run, I would take today's course any day. Although I felt the up hills, I also enjoyed the down hills at different places on the course. At the A-10, the only down hill I seem to enjoy is dropping into Old T during mile 2; that's not when I need it. (I'm sure today's weather was a factor, too. )I started in the second real wave though I could have been in wave one. This was great because after I cleared the first doven rows, the course really opened up as I ran toward wave one. I never felt boxed in at any time during the race. Even for a race this size I'm used to getting boxed in at some point, especially in the turns. I know the wide roads helped a great deal, but I was relally surprised at how opened it seemed to be.My focus this year is to run long as I was succesful in getting into the JFK 50 Miler in November. I have not been doing any speed or deliberate interval work so you can imagine my pleasant surprise with a 1:20:17. What a change last year when I had repeated clf issues that kept me on the bench the entire season.I'll definately run this race again. My next stop this year is in July. The Mrs. and I are making a couple of trips across the Golden Gate Bridge in the SF Half Mary! Edited by runamarathon 2012-06-16 11:52 AM
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