Comments on: Me and Hal http://runningmyownrace.com/?p=965 Life is a marathon, so pace yourself and run your own race. Fri, 08 Feb 2013 15:25:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Wendy http://runningmyownrace.com/?p=965&cpage=1#comment-1894 Wendy Wed, 07 Sep 2011 21:25:13 +0000 http://runningmyownrace.com/?p=965#comment-1894 Gotta love Hal. I'd say go with him. I'll be thinking of you as I run my 20 this Saturday. Gotta love Hal. I’d say go with him.

I’ll be thinking of you as I run my 20 this Saturday.

]]> By: Beth http://runningmyownrace.com/?p=965&cpage=1#comment-1892 Beth Wed, 07 Sep 2011 03:40:38 +0000 http://runningmyownrace.com/?p=965#comment-1892 I think you are fine either way. The third options sounds good. Glad to hear that the legs feel good, and I think that cheating with the bike should be encouraged :) I think you are fine either way. The third options sounds good. Glad to hear that the legs feel good, and I think that cheating with the bike should be encouraged :)

]]> By: Black Knight http://runningmyownrace.com/?p=965&cpage=1#comment-1890 Black Knight Fri, 02 Sep 2011 09:27:33 +0000 http://runningmyownrace.com/?p=965#comment-1890 I think you have to run the 20 miles. I follow a schedule where my longest run is 32 km (19.9 miles). If you are interested I can send by e-mail my 3 months scheduled plan. I think you have to run the 20 miles. I follow a schedule where my longest run is 32 km (19.9 miles).
If you are interested I can send by e-mail my 3 months scheduled plan.

]]> By: Linda http://runningmyownrace.com/?p=965&cpage=1#comment-1889 Linda Thu, 01 Sep 2011 01:01:15 +0000 http://runningmyownrace.com/?p=965#comment-1889 I think I would listen to Hal - you are in a totally different place at this time. As you said - you know that you really shouldn't stress about a couple of miles - it won't really make a different in the long run. Go with Hal. I think I would listen to Hal – you are in a totally different place at this time. As you said – you know that you really shouldn’t stress about a couple of miles – it won’t really make a different in the long run.

Go with Hal.

]]> By: Tina@GottaRunNow http://runningmyownrace.com/?p=965&cpage=1#comment-1887 Tina@GottaRunNow Tue, 30 Aug 2011 14:51:57 +0000 http://runningmyownrace.com/?p=965#comment-1887 Lots of choices, but I think that keeps it interesting. I'd go with option 3 at the Bear Water Run - run the 20 miles. Since everyone else will be running it will be easy just to continue on to 20 and being supported is great. Lots of choices, but I think that keeps it interesting. I’d go with option 3 at the Bear Water Run – run the 20 miles. Since everyone else will be running it will be easy just to continue on to 20 and being supported is great.

]]> By: Anne http://runningmyownrace.com/?p=965&cpage=1#comment-1886 Anne Tue, 30 Aug 2011 12:39:46 +0000 http://runningmyownrace.com/?p=965#comment-1886 I felt like I was hearing myself think :) I'm using a training program that is based on time and not miles. My longest is 3 hours. At my pace, that's definitely not enough. So, I've done my long runs in miles and done at least one 17, one 18.6 and next Sunday is my 20 miler. Reading this post has reassured me, because I was worried that it might not be enough. Since this is my first marathon and the first time I've made it this far without injury...I'm feeling more confident that it'll get me to the finish line :) Thanks! Good luck in your decision! I felt like I was hearing myself think :) I’m using a training program that is based on time and not miles. My longest is 3 hours. At my pace, that’s definitely not enough. So, I’ve done my long runs in miles and done at least one 17, one 18.6 and next Sunday is my 20 miler. Reading this post has reassured me, because I was worried that it might not be enough. Since this is my first marathon and the first time I’ve made it this far without injury…I’m feeling more confident that it’ll get me to the finish line :) Thanks! Good luck in your decision!

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