19/12/2009

Afternoon:

Ran 54:12 for the same run as 2 days ago. Tried to hurry through those miles since friends had something at 1:00pm, but as usual they all showed up 20 minutes late.

18/12/2009

Afternoon:

Another easy run, this time started slower and picked it up as I went along -- I started feeling better after 35 minutes or so. Took 58:31.

17/12/2009

Afternoon:

An easy 57:20 at home. I've decided to follow Mark's advice and not worry about average page that much on these runs.

15/12/2009

I finally did a non-Rosemead run that I actually enjoy a lot: top of Lake (10.7 miles). I know what you're thinking, but don't worry, I totally got this. It's my longest run timewise by far, but I think it'll be okay -- took 83:57.

Map:
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=3368841

14/12/2009

A minor disaster occurred yesterday when my laptop hard drive failed. Well not completely; a few sectors were unreadable. However, some of these were pretty clutch in that they held data concerning my home directory structure. So to make a long story short, I spent yesterday buying a new drive and reinstalling.

Night:
Good old Rosemead (6.99 miles) in 52:14. Felt really hungry the entire way.

Map:
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=3368837

13/12/2009

Night:

I really can't go for too long without running. I start feeling weak after two or three days even when I know nothing has changed. Anyways my longest and most AWESOME run since I got injured, Walnut-Rosemead+ (8.92 miles) in 61:42. I can almost run a reasonable training distance now!

Map:

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=3366143

10/12/2009

Afternoon:

It was really nice to actually go running at normal practice time rather than at midnight like I've been doing. Did Huntington-Rosemead with the big D in 61:19 (8.0 miles). This has been my longest run so far, both timewise and distance-wise, and I felt pretty good about it.

Thanks to big D for mapping it:

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=3362296