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Location:

Smithfield,UT,USA

Member Since:

Jan 09, 2013

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

PRs:

10K: 37:31.2 (Deseret News 2016)

5K: 19:04 (Region xc 2014)

3200m: 11:19.44 (Simplot Finals 2016)

1600m: 5:13.65 (State 2016)

800m: 2:34.53 (Cache Box 2015)

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

Get back into shape

Sub 19 5k by mid August

Long-Term Running Goals:

Continue to love the sport

Run a marathon (or many)

Personal:

When I was young, I ran local fun runs with my family, but nothing more. I watched my dad, mom, and 2 older brothers begin running and decided to try it out. During the spring of 6th grade, I ran 3 miles a couple times a week with my dad and have loved running ever since. I ran local 5ks and even a half marathon. In 7th grade I watched Conner, my older brother, run cross country and decided that I wanted to try it.

High School: Really enjoyed it all so much, grateful for all of the friendships I made while doing it. There were ups and downs, but it was a wonderful experience!

I enjoy running, playing piano, painting, skiing, and hiking. Life is totally worth living. Running my favorite meditation. I ran for Sky View High School. I served a mission in the Adriatic North Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Not yet sure what my plans are with running these next few month, but I am looking forward to an exciting future!

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
ASICS GT 1000 Lifetime Miles: 756.20
Jana Star Waffle 5 Lifetime Miles: 37.78
ASICS GT 1000 :) Lifetime Miles: 244.46
ASICS GT 1000 <3 Lifetime Miles: 248.11
Nike Matumbo Lifetime Miles: 0.99
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
3.009.6012.60

Ragnar:  I don't want to put it as a race because it wasn't exactly a race, it was more of a party.
I was the third runner in my van.

my 1st leg) I was super excited and pumped because the excitement around us was so much!  My first leg was 6.7 miles and I thought it was my 7.7 mile leg, so on my watch I planned on getting a sub 53:30 (for 7.7 at about 6:30 pace).  When I started I sprinted, but then finally remembered I had more than five miles to go.  I passed a bunch of people which felt really good. It was overcast and we were hoping the rain wouldn't catch us.  It did rain a little, but it was so humid it felt good. Towards the end there was almost nobody and I passed a guy who tried to keep up with me.  When we got close to the end we sprinted and I went really far ahead.  I noticed I got barely under 50 minutes and I thought I had hauled! But then I found out it was a mile shorter.  I was still happy though, it felt really great!

my 2nd leg) This one was a 4.9 mile leg.  I was mentally ready and hoping it would be very easy.  But, then we found out the time was 7:20ish and I had to have a vest by 8:00pm.  I decided I'd have to go quick (like a sub-7 mile which would be 35 minutes total.) The sun was beginning to set and it was cooling down.  When I started I sprinted for fun.  I was racing the clock.  After a mile, though, I had to go to the bathroom!  I kept going and slowly caught some people.  I had no idea what my speed was, but I didn't feel very fast.  Only one guy passed me and I kept with him for a little while.  He seemed like a really good runner.  Finally, I dropped off because I really wasn't feeling good.  When I hit the final mile marker I sped up knowing I wanted to beat the clock. At the end I sprinted again which is really fun when there are a lot of people around.  It took me a little more than 40 minutes.  I was happy to be done with that one.

ASICS GT 1000 :) Miles: 12.60
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