I just took a look back @ my 2011 goals - Wow! I'm just a tad off on those....
I had BIG plans for 2011 and although it wasn't a total bust, I didn't really accomplish any of my goals. I really feel like this 2nd year of running has been my sophomore slump, starting with the knee injury and not running the Cook Forest 1/2 marathon. The other goals I missed included my weight loss goal, running all YMCA races, and running a 15K. OK - enough of this crap of what I didn't do. This year wasn't a total bomb - I did accomplish some really great milestones.
Highlights of 2011:
# OF MILES RUN:
551.56 *
(* I'm not 100% sure this is the accurate # because I didn't track any runs during part of April, May or June - I know I took some time off from my injury, but I also recall feeling so defeated that I slacked on recording anything I ran....so, I'm guessing this estimate is off by a few miles)
2011 RACES:
4/10/11 - A 5k to Remember: 28:49
7/4/11 - 4th of July 5k: 27:08
7/16/11 - Liberty Days 5k: 25:34 (2nd place finish)
7/30/11 - Ebensburg Homecoming 5K: 28:08
9/25/11 - Pittsburgh Great Race 10k: 58:30
11/24/11 - Turkey Trot 5k: 28:01 (I'm still mad about that :01)
12/31/11 - Twilight 5k race: Yet to come :)
| 5k to Remember |
| 4th of July 5k - felt good to get back out on the race circuit after the knee injury. |
| 1-mile test run: 7:47! |
FAVORITE RACE:
Pittsburgh's Great Race
FAVORITE CROSS TRAINING EXERCISE:
Bicycling (stationary and trail)
~ 75 miles on the bike this year
| Jeremy and I on our 'date.' 13-mile bike ride on the Ghost town trail! |
Although 2011 isn't over yet, I'm starting to wonder what 2012 will bring?
Stay tuned!
2 comments:
You have much to be proud of in 2011. :) We need to pick a run in your area this summer. We'll do it together, and camp at your place after!!!! We HAVE to make it a once of year thing!
Aim - that sounds great! I can tell you that the Cresson 5k will probably be May 20 (date still tbd); there will also be the 4th of July race in Altoona (7/4/12) and Ebensburg usually had their 5k toward the end of June. We have lots to pick from.
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