AZ Run Dad

May 09, 2024

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Location:

AZ,

Member Since:

Mar 10, 2012

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Local Elite

Running Accomplishments:

Personal Records:

5k: 15:38 2014 Carlsbad 5000

10k: 33:06 2012 Mesa Turkey Trot

Half Marathon: 1:11:40 2013 Eugene Half Marathon

Marathon 2:32:14 2012 Tucson Marathon

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

Eugene Half Marathon

Long-Term Running Goals:

Sub 15:30 5k

Sub 1:10 Half Marathon 

Sub 2:30 Marathon

Personal:

Husband to speedy wife Allison and father to Camryn (7) and Brandon (5).  Graduate of Weber State University where I played on the tennis team.  I love to run, help others get faster, and always learn about the sport I love.  My wife Allison and I have a blog called AZ Parents on the Run about our running lives with kids.

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16.20

AM: 12.2 miles with some hills: Met up with a group of people in Fountain Hills. It was great running with people for once. We met at 4:45 and ran up and down all over the place. About 1300 ft of elevation on this one. I ran easy for the first 9 miles and pushed on the last three which were mostly up hill. My Dad who retired from our family business is in town this week and offered to open up for me this week. I've been able to sleep past 3 every morning and even meet with a group. I feel so fresh. It's been a great week.

PM: 4 miles easy at Freestone Park

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