Monday: 5.9 miles (6:55); 9.1 miles (7:19)
Tuesday: 4 miles (6:52); 11.7 miles with 5xhill blasts (6:55)
Wednesday: 4 miles (6:39); 14.1 miles with 10x3:00 steady/fast, 1:00 easy. Goal for the fast portion was 5:00 pace but I didn't have my pace showing on the Garmin, only the time of each interval. Ended up running 7.49 miles to average 5:20 pace for the fartlek and a little under 4:55 pace on the fast part. There were really strong winds today and I ran down and back Lower Station Camp (3.55 roundtrip). Wanted to work into the pace, so started pretty relaxed. Fought a strong headwind on the way back and after turning back around, my hamstrings were pretty tired, so I backed off a little. The wind must have been strong because I ran back down 18 seconds a mile faster than the headwind way. Hamstrings started aching into the headwind again and I was starting to get pretty tired but I just wanted to finish up. Good workout, considering the wind, even though my hamstrings were super achy for some reason.
Thursday: 4 miles (6:51); 11 miles (6:56)
Friday: 6.4 miles (6:42); 7 miles with strides (6:54)
Saturday: 17.8 miles with Tom King Half-Marathon in 64:56. Led from the gun and was going after Maciek Miereczko's course record of 65:19 (old teammate). Plan was to lock in 4:55-5:00 pace. Felt good for first 11 miles, then started to get a little tired. Ran hard, but controlled and could have run under 64:30 if I hammered really hard. Calves pretty tight at the end. Balanced splits: 4:54, 5:01, 4:57, 4:59, 4:55, 4:56, 4:56, 4:52, 4:57, 4:58, 5:02, 4:57, 5:00. 3.1 miles (7:25)
Sunday: 5 miles (7:22); 10 miles (6:50). No soreness, but glutes and adductors are pretty worn out.
Week Total= 111.7 miles. Was shooting for 110-115 but ran a little less than I wanted on Monday and Tuesday. Good week overall. Felt decent in Wednesday's workout and had a good effort on Saturday. Plan to ramp into the 120s next week with a quality long run, some short intervals and maybe a moderate progression. Just have to see how I feel.
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