7-31-2010 6 mile run at Brust Park, Munroe Falls, Ohio

7-31-2010 6 mile run at Brust Park, Munroe Falls, Ohio

What do you do on a Saturday morning when there is no free CrossFit class at your box? You find something else to do.

We were able to gather nine people to do a run this morning.

After some discussion we decided on a six mile run.

For several of us this was something brand new.

The longest I have ever run was 1.5 miles that I did on Thursday morning in 17 minutes and 11 seconds.

I came in dead last but I ran every step of the six miles this morning at 63 minutes and 18 seconds. I never stopped except for about 30 seconds for some instruction from Dan because I think I was driving him crazy with my poor form.

Starting off I was able to stick with the group but then very slowly I started to fall behind. On three separate occasions Will ran back to me and applied some “willivation” to get me to catch up with the group and at one point even be in the lead.

Everyone made it back alive and there were no injuries that I heard about. CrossFitters like to show of their injuries, not for sympathy, just to show how much pain we can take so if someone had got hurt we would have been sure to hear about it.

Based upon my calculations (which are always suspect) I was running at 10 minutes 55 seconds per mile. That seems very fast to me but maybe I am getting faster. It could happen.

Here is a little pre and post run discussion by the group.

One Response to “073110 – Six Miles Long”

  • Debbie:

    Hey T,

    Just stopping by to say hi! You and Will could be twins. You look amazing – so fit! 6 miles! Whoa!

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Weight Tracking
2-23-2009
Starting Weigh-in
Terry 261 lbs / 6'2" / BF 17.2%
2-23-2009 261
3-2-2009 256
3-9-2009 253.6
3-16-2009 251.6
3-23-2009 251.0
3-30-2009 251.0
4-2-2009 249.2
4-13-2009 254.6
4-27-2009 256.4
5-18-2009 257.8
7-17-2009 258
7-24-2009 253
8-3-2009 248
8-10-2009 248
8-21-2009 247
8-28-2009 242
9-18-2009 240.2 / BF 16.4%
9-25-2009 240.2
10-2-2009 235.6
10-16-2009 238.0
10-23-2009 241.8
10-30-2009 242.8
01-25-2010 244
02-22-2010 235
6-28-2010 226
7-23-2010 222
8-06-2010 216
8-20-2010 214

11-04-2008
Total Cholesterol 189
LDL 111
HDL 39
Triglycerides 195
5-08-2009
Total Cholesterol 209
LDL 131
HDL 40
Triglycerides 188
11-06-09
Total Cholesterol 161
LDL 108
HDL 38
Triglycerides 74
Next check up and blood test results date 11-5-2010