not even funny
Jul. 8th, 2007 11:38 pmMy 11th boilermaker. (That's ridiculous, it's not even funny).
What's really not even funny is that I lost 40 seconds a mile, and I don't know why.
( wingeing analysis )
So, I need to train myself back up to as fast, hopefully faster:
Year | 15K Total Time (pace) | 5K split | 10K split |
2007 | chip: 1:54:48 (12:19) | 35:01 (11:17) | 1:13:16 (11:48) |
2006 | chip: 1:48:40 (11:39) | ||
2005 | chip: 1:47:02 (11:29) | ||
2004 | chip: 2:03:53 (13:17) | ||
2003 | chip: 2:04:51 (13:24) | ||
2002 | chip: 2:06:18 | ||
2001 | 1:59:00 (probably chip time) | ||
2000 | 01:57:38 (probably chip time) | ||
1999 | 01:58:43 (probably chip time) | ||
1998 | Gun 1:58:54 (-0:04:30) | ||
1997 | Gun 2:01:11 (-0:05:30, i.e. when I crossed the starting line) |
What's really not even funny is that I lost 40 seconds a mile, and I don't know why.
( wingeing analysis )
So, I need to train myself back up to as fast, hopefully faster:
- lose more weight. (and I'm clearly at a motivational wall, so I need handholding here. HELP.)
- weekly timed training (treadmill). no matter how awesome the weather. I can't trust my own sense of pace outdoors.
- Hills. I need more hills.
- distance. I need to work on my speed at miles 6-9, which means I need to get to those miles more often.
- timed distance with hills, i.e., another 15K, or, more feasibly, a half-marathon. Ideally, one that happens between Thanksgiving and christmas. No earlier than the 2nd weekend in November. And, the dozen or so half marathons that happen on MLK weekend are Right Out.