Sunday, November 14, 2004
Bang! The Runners Are Off...
...as DavidCyrus's car pulls into the runner's parking lot
Today I ran in the Celebration, Florida's Founders Day 5K race. I had originally signed up for the 10K, which started at 7:30 a.m. I have an annual problem arriving to this early race on time. Last year, I was able to place myself within ~200 yards of the starting line as the starter's pistol fired (however, I was approaching along the running path, facing the runners who were leaving the line and running toward me). This year I barely caught a glimpse of the police car's flashing lights, trailing the last of the 10K runners and disappearing around a corner as I pulled into the parking lot. Fortunately, the race organizers allowed me to transfer into the 5K race, which began at 9:15. Daybreak runs are not for me.
My uninspired training schedule was probably better suited for a 5K run anyway.
Final time: approximately 24:00 minutes, which extrapolates favorably to my original mediocre goal of breaking 50 minutes for the 10K race. (Calculation provided by the Race Time Calculatorfrom the Running Times website.)
...as DavidCyrus's car pulls into the runner's parking lot
Today I ran in the Celebration, Florida's Founders Day 5K race. I had originally signed up for the 10K, which started at 7:30 a.m. I have an annual problem arriving to this early race on time. Last year, I was able to place myself within ~200 yards of the starting line as the starter's pistol fired (however, I was approaching along the running path, facing the runners who were leaving the line and running toward me). This year I barely caught a glimpse of the police car's flashing lights, trailing the last of the 10K runners and disappearing around a corner as I pulled into the parking lot. Fortunately, the race organizers allowed me to transfer into the 5K race, which began at 9:15. Daybreak runs are not for me.
My uninspired training schedule was probably better suited for a 5K run anyway.
Final time: approximately 24:00 minutes, which extrapolates favorably to my original mediocre goal of breaking 50 minutes for the 10K race. (Calculation provided by the Race Time Calculatorfrom the Running Times website.)
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