"Every runner's greatest opponent is the wall--the wall of fatigue, that is. The goal of training is to push the wall of fatigue by increasing the maximum pace one can sustain from the start line to the finish line of a race. The goal of race execution is to actually run as fast as possible without hitting the wall before reaching the finish line. It's that simple." -------> Matt Fitzgerald <-------
Monday, June 18, 2007
6.3 Miles
Late evening ... two loops at Memorial + tacked on an extra half mile at the end.
Total miles = 6.3
Total time = 59:54
Pace = 9:30 M/m
This morning's weight workout was really good. It's the first time I've felt "strong" in while. However, the past couple weeks I've noticed that if I lift in the morning, the afternoon/evening run is much more difficult. My pace was slower than what planned.
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I notice the same thing. Of course I'm too lazy to get up an lift in the mornings most of the time, but when I do my runs tend to be slower.
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