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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Missed Opportunity
I think I goofed. Got a call on Friday from a local high school runner who now coaches for the North Carolina Tarheels – called to let me know they were going up to Annapolis for a small track invite … Continue reading
Posted in Aquatic Fitness, Competitive Races, Deep Tissue Massage, Hydrotherapy, HydroWorx Exercise Pool, Interval Training, Resistance Therapy Jets, Running, Tempo Run, Training for Runs, Underwater Treadmill, Water Running
Tagged competitive racing, indoor workouts, outdoor workouts, therapy pool, underwater treadmill running, water workouts
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To Boston or the Boondocks
Just beat the storm on Wednesday – watched the chaos unfold outside my Tyson’s Corner hotel window as rush hour traffic and 2″ per hour snow met to form the perfect storm of congestion. Saw a snowplow take 3+ hours to … Continue reading
340/13 1/2SM -SNDZ FG BKN006 01/-01
Winds out of the northwest at 13 knots, half-mile visability in light snow and drizzle, fog. Ceilings broken at 600′, temperature 33 degs, dew point 31. Known outside the aviation community as ugly, but not quite bad enough to cancel … Continue reading
Pools and Trails
Back on the road, 4 day trip that could be much worse. Nightly trips to Indianapolis and back, about 90 minute legs. Northern Virginia layover pretty good, plus the commute to and from PA can be done by car so … Continue reading
Posted in Aquatic Fitness, Competitive Races, Deep Tissue Massage, Hartshorne Mile, Hydrotherapy, HydroWorx Exercise Pool, Interval Training, Masters Running, Resistance Therapy Jets, Underwater Treadmill
Tagged Hartshorne Mile, HydroWorx Pool, interval workouts, low-impact aquatic training, masters track
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Breaking it Down
Got in the pool for an hour this afternoon – nothing crazy, didn’t feel like taking the day off and it allowed me to get a good massage afterwards. My hip flexors were a little sore from yesterday, probably from all … Continue reading
Posted in Aquatic Fitness, Competitive Races, Deep Tissue Massage, Hartshorne Mile, HydroWorx Exercise Pool, Interval Training, Masters Running, Masters Track, Resistance Therapy Jets, Running, Tempo Run, Track Sprints, Training for Runs, Underwater Treadmill, Water Running
Tagged 2011 Hartshorne Mile, HydroWorx, interval training, Masters mile race
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Comin’ Home On It
First ever mobile update straight from the 2011 Hartshorne Mile, courtesy of my 11 year old daughter and her iPod Touch. More to follow, but as I philosophied on Thursday, I had hoped to win or die trying. I guess … Continue reading
Posted in Competitive Races, Hartshorne Mile, Running
Tagged 2011 Hartshorne Mile, 2nd place medal winner
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Comin’ Home with My Shield or on It
Well, the snow just started (again), weather guys calling for 2-5″ by tomorrow morning. The potential was there for this to be the Yet-To-Be-Determined disaster to ruin what had been a great buildup for Saturday’s meet, but it looks like … Continue reading
Let It Snow. Again.
Another day of the white stuff, this time combined with a little freezing rain. Couldn’t get the snow blower started for the second consecutive winter blast, forgot how much it sucked to shovel the driveway. Wish the kids would get … Continue reading
Been a While
I’ve been a little lax in my blogging lately – as they say at the Naval Academy “no excuse sir!” Haven’t written in 3 days, have gotten in runs each day that I hope will help me be ready for … Continue reading
Apologies to New Jersians
I know I usually don’t have layovers in the rolling countrysides, so I am accustomed to concrete-jungle cities. No problem. It has always blown my mind though that New Jersey is the Garden State – looking out my window I would challenge anyone to … Continue reading