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2007
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Location:

Daytona Beach,Fl,United States

Member Since:

Jan 01, 2007

Gender:

Unknown

Goal Type:

Unknown

Running Accomplishments:

2 time autumn rock n run 5k champion

Short-Term Running Goals:

Do what I should in the following races: 1/27 - Mantanzas 5k 2/3 - Suncoast Run for Kids 10k 2/10 - open 2/17 - Edison Festival of Lights 5k 2/24 - ERAU Invite Mile 3/2 - Snowbird Relays (FSU) 5k 3/10 - Gate River Run 15k 3/18 - open 3/24 - Winter Park 10k

Personal:

I was born on a stormy March day in Ohio

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AM Aquajog

Did 45 min of aqua jogging.  Best time of my life!

PM Bike

Road the bike in my apartment for 40min.  It's a new all time long.  Went 16.63 miles and burned 1168 calories.  That's a big burrito I don't have to worry about going to my hips.

Comments
From Sasha Pachev on Wed, Apr 25, 2007 at 18:42:59

Ryan - I noticed that you have a pattern: rest, foot feels a bit better, harder workout, then you have to rest again. It appears to be you would get better results by just running very light and steady to give your foot a chance to get stronger for a couple of months before trying to push it. You seem to have an aversion to running slower than 6:00 mile pace. We've had this discussion before, but I think both you and I will agree that 6:00 mile pace is quite stressful on an ailing foot regardless of your level of cardio fitness.

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