I'm not very good at keeping my pace consistent. Here's my 5 mile run from today. See what I mean? Or maybe I'm just a lazy runner...
Did you notice the change in my "Upcoming Races" area? I have been invited to join a team with Christy at It Just Looks Like Slow Motion for the Wasatch Back Ragnar Relay on June 18-19! I am SO excited to be a part of this! But my excitement will probably change to stress once I find out what runner I will be and how much uphill running I will be doing. I suck at hills. But I've got three months to train and train I will. I went right to the Ragnar website when Christy asked me and printed off a training schedule. And then I peed a little. Just kidding - but the schedule is pretty intimidating for someone like me that only runs 3-4 times a week and doesn't ever do tempo runs or intervals or hills. I just run.
I guess that will be changing soon.
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That's a good overall pace for your five-miler! I usually try to shoot for 46-48 minutes when I'm running five miles, at the gym anyway. It gives me something to take my mind off of things.
Also, how exciting about the Ragnar Relay!! Wasatch Back!! I ran the Vegas relay last year and plan on doing so again this year. You should ask Christy about it ;) and you'll have to let me know how strong of a teammate she is so I can be prepared come October :)
Awesome! I'll be at the Ragnar Relay- Wasatch Back, too! It will be my first Ragnar and somehow I got roped into being team captain. Seriously?! I can't wait, though.
Still planning a bloggy meet-up at Shamrock Half, right?!
You are going to have so much fun with Christy at Ragnar! She is a doll and Ragnar is such a blast! Don't let the legs scare you too much, just go out there and have fun!
I think that is a great pace!!! Running 3-4 times a week is sufficient :-)
Ragnar's training schedule is intimidating. Don't feel like you have to follow it completely. Especially all those long runs, towards the end. Just train like you would for a half marathon, and the last month of training do a couple of two-a-days. That's it. For more specifics, just ask me.
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